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1(a)(i) answer must refer to water vapour water vapour condensed / rain falls / water vapour removed / (water vapour) turns to water 1(a)(ii) An explanation linking carbon dioxide (level) reduced so oxygen (level) increased carbon dioxide turned into oxygen 1(b)(i) 2Cu + O 2 2CuO (3) accept multiples ignore state symbols even if incorrect (3) lhs rhs balancing of correct formulae 1(b)(ii) 21 x 50 (= 10.5 cm 3 ) 100 correct answer with no working / 39.5 (cm 3 ) 50 minus answer to previous step allow TE or 100 21 (= 79 cm 3 ) 79 x 50 (= 39.5 cm 3 ) 100 allow TE 1(b)(iii) C nitrogen

2(a) C oxygen other gases nitrogen 2(b)(i) A description to include Photosynthesis /absorb carbon dioxide and releases oxygen reject respiration for photosynthesis ignore breathe in carbon dioxide ignore breathe out oxygen (green) plants 2(b)(ii) A description to include second marking is dependent on the first a glowing splint relights smouldering splint reject a blown out splint lit splint glows brighter 2(c)(i) to ensure all the oxygen is removed/to ensure the oxygen is completely removed ignore ensure all the air is removed

2(c)(ii) An explanation linking measure the volume of gas in the syringe at the end of experiment subtract from {100 cm 3 / original volume} to give volume of oxygen e.g. 100-79 (= 21 cm 3 )

3(a)(i) D less than 0.5% 3(a)(ii) A explanation linking any two of dissolves /is absorbed in the oceans incorporated into marine organisms formed carbonate rocks increase in (green) plants/plants start growing photosynthesis /plants remove carbon dioxide reject references to plants respiring/breathing 3(a)(iii) heat reflects heat back to Earth reject references to the ozone layer 3(b) A description to include glowing splint M1 relights M2 smouldering splint reject unlit splint ignore blown out splint M2 dependent on M1 but lighted splint burns brighter

3(c)(i) An explanation linking volume of gas in bell jar decreases/water rises to fill the space oxygen is removed from the air {volume/amount} of air decreases accept oxygen is used up 3(c)(ii) (amount of gases remaining) 79% (volume remaining) = 1000 x 79 100 = 790 (cm 3 ) ecf for incorrect percentage of volume of gases remaining in M1 correct answer or valid calculation alone scores 3(d) magn m sulphate accept magnesium sulphate

4(a) An explanation linking two of the following points nobody was there / OWTTE there are no (written) records / measurements {different / conflicting} sources of information {limited / unreliable} evidence e.g. data based on atmospheres on other planets (gases in) ice core and rock data not old enough 4(b) lowered the amount of {water vapour / reject all removed carbon dioxide} / oceans absorbed carbon dioxide 4(c) An explanation linking two of the following points photosynthesis (in plants) {decreased / absorbed} carbon dioxide if respiration confused with photosynthesis max 1 {increased / released} oxygen 4(d) A 0.04 4(e) Any one from the following points deforestation volcanic activity respiration increase in temperature more animals ignore references to biofuels

number 5(a) number 5(b) Answer B Answer An answer that provides a description by making reference to: adds carbon dioxide/adds water vapour removes oxygen Mark Mark number 5(c) Answer Additional guidance Mark An explanation that combines identification via a judgement (1 mark) to reach a conclusion via justification/reasoning (1 mark): as concentration of carbon dioxide increases the (mean global) temperature increases (overall) {but there is no evidence that the increase in (mean global) temperature is caused by the increase in concentration of carbon dioxide/other factors may cause the increase in (mean global) temperature} Award for conclusion (second mark) only given if reason given OR as concentration of carbon dioxide increases the (mean global) temperature increases so this does provide evidence that an increase in carbon dioxide is causing the Earth s temperature to rise OR number 5(d) as concentration of carbon dioxide increases the (mean global) temperature overall increases but {fluctuates/increases and decreases} so this does not provide evidence that an increase in carbon dioxide is causing the Earth s temperature to rise Answer D Mark

6(a) nitrogen Name only 6(b) oxygen Name only 6(c) D (the gas dissolving in oceans) 6(d) An explanation linking two of: no humans on Earth no measurements taken no evidence/data/records (gases in) ice core or rock data not old enough Ignore little/insufficient/limited evidence different sources conflict websites may refer to different times websites can be wrong Ignore websites can give different information 6(e)(i) 50 41 M1 (= 9) 9/50 x 100 M2 (= 18) ECF from M1 give full marks for correct answer with no working If 82% allow 1 mark out of 2 6(e)(ii) 2 Cu + O 2 2 CuO any multiples of all the equation eg 4 Cu + 2O 2 4 CuO