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with Common Mistakes for SPM 2010 Chemistry Paper 2 Section B. Make sure you
identify possible weaknesses in your own answers based on the common mistakes found for
students in the SPM 2010 Trial Johor State papers. (If you are a Johorean, make doubly
sure that you check your answers to see if you have commited any of the below mentioned
common errors). The 20 marks in this section is yours, so dont drop too many marks in this easy
section (considered as easy once you know the techniques). For the full paper, Berry Reader can
download it from http://edu.joshuatly.com) So do check out the 3 examples of common errors
commited by students.
Common Mistakes for SPM 2010 Chemistry Paper 2 Section B (based on Johor
State Trial SPM 2010 Paper)
@ Kesalahan Lazim/Biasa SPM 2010 Kimia Kertas 2 Bahagian B
SPM question Paper 2 Section B essay questions (Question 7 & 8 ) (Choose 1 to answer) consist
of 20 marks in total. In this section, students need to answer any 1 question from this section.
There are some important rules or answering techniques that students need to follow. We will be
discussing these points by using 2010 Johor state trial paper 2 (Section B Question number 7
and 8).
(SAL / SAP)
S = Shape of the graph
A = Axis (must correct and labeled with units)
L / P = Label / Points plotted
And do remember to write the title of the graph.
4) Is the unit important for the calculation?
Yes. Students need to include the unit in the final answer.
Example 3
Diagram 8 shows the energy level diagram of the heat of combustion of ethanol. Calculate
the energy released if 6.9 grams of ethanol is burnt completely in air.
(Rajah 8 menunjukkan gambarajah aras tenaga bagi haba pembakaran ethanol. Kira haba
yang dibebaskan jika 6.9 gram ethanol di bakar dengan lengkap di dalam udara.) Q8 (d) (ii) (4
marks)
Wrong answer:
Number of mole of ethanol = 6.9 / 46 = 0.15
0.15 mole will form 0.15 x 715 = 107.25 kJ mol-1
Correct answer:
Number of mole of ethanol = 6.9 / 46 = 0.15
0.15 mole will release 0.15 x 715 = 107.25 kJ of heat