Edexcel GCSE Chemistry past papers

Edexcel GCSE Chemistry June 2024 Paper 1H

  • 1CH0/1H
  • Higher
  • Topics 1 to 5
  • 1 hour 45 minutes
  • 100 marks

Question paper, Mark scheme, Examiner report: on the Pearson Edexcel website.

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5 new exam questions, 29 minutes, marked as you go. Free, no account.

  • Acids, salts and pH
  • Higher: equilibrium, concentration and temperature
  • Higher: moles and balancing with moles
  • Conservation of mass and relative formula mass
  • Diamond, graphite, graphene and fullerenes
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What it tested

  • Chemical changes39 marks
  • Bonding and structure24 marks
  • Quantitative chemistry24 marks
  • Rates and equilibrium13 marks
  1. Q1Polymers, giant structures, metals and alloysThe periodic table, metals and noble gases6 marks
  2. Q2Acids, salts and pH9 marks
  3. Q3Ionic and covalent bondingConservation of mass and relative formula mass7 marks
  4. Q4Conservation of mass and relative formula massReactivity, extraction and reduction11 marks
  5. Q5Reactivity, extraction and reductionHigher: redox, strong and weak acids, electrode half equations9 marks
  6. Q6Acids, salts and pHHigher: ionic equations and half equations10 marks
  7. Q7ElectrolysisHigher: redox, strong and weak acids, electrode half equations11 marks
  8. Q8Diamond, graphite, graphene and fullerenesIonic and covalent bonding11 marks
2 more questions
  1. Q9Higher: moles and balancing with molesHigher: redox, strong and weak acids, electrode half equations13 marks
  2. Q10Higher: equilibrium, concentration and temperatureHigher: equilibrium and pressure13 marks

June 2024 Higher grade boundaries

Marks needed across both Higher papers, out of 200.

  • Grade 9148
  • Grade 8128
  • Grade 7109
  • Grade 687
  • Grade 566
  • Grade 445
  • Grade 334

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