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GCSE CHEMISTRY (9–1): Actual June 2025 PAST PAPER 2: Higher Tier. All Assessment Questions & Mark Scheme [Edexcel 1CH0/2H] Exam Resource Summary The GCSE Chemistry (9–1) June 2025 Paper 2: Higher Tier [Edexcel 1CH0/2H] – All Assessment Questions & Mark Scheme provides the full official examination paper together with the complete Edexcel mark scheme. This Higher Tier assessment focuses on the more advanced Paper 2 chemistry content, including topics such as rates of reaction, reversible reactions and equilibria, organic chemistry, polymers, chemical tests and analysis, and Earth chemistry (atmosphere, resources, and sustainability). Each question is paired with clear, structured marking guidance that outlines how marks are awarded for calculations, multi-step reasoning, and extended responses requiring precise scientific vocabulary. This makes the resource ideal for focused revision, allowing students to understand examiner expectations and develop high-scoring exam techniques. It is an essential tool for effective practice and preparation ahead of the June 2026 Edexcel GCSE Chemistry Paper 2 (Higher Tier) examination. Turn over Answer ALL questions. Write your answers in the spaces provided. Some questions must be answered with a cross in one of the four boxes . If you change your mind about an answer, put a line through the box and then mark your new answer with a cross . 1 (a) Figure 1 shows a ray of light incident on a mirr

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GCSE CHEMISTRY (9–1): Actual June 2025 PAST PAPER 2: Higher Tier. All Assessment
Questions & Mark Scheme [Edexcel 1CH0/2H]
Exam Resource Summary

The GCSE Chemistry (9–1) June 2025 Paper 2: Higher Tier [Edexcel 1CH0/2H] – All Assessment
Questions & Mark Scheme provides the full official examination paper together with the complete
Edexcel mark scheme. This Higher Tier assessment focuses on the more advanced Paper 2 chemistry
content, including topics such as rates of reaction, reversible reactions and equilibria, organic chemistry,
polymers, chemical tests and analysis, and Earth chemistry (atmosphere, resources, and sustainability).
Each question is paired with clear, structured marking guidance that outlines how marks are awarded for
calculations, multi-step reasoning, and extended responses requiring precise scientific vocabulary. This
makes the resource ideal for focused revision, allowing students to understand examiner expectations
and develop high-scoring exam techniques. It is an essential tool for effective practice and preparation
ahead of the June 2026 Edexcel GCSE Chemistry Paper 2 (Higher Tier) examination.



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, Answer ALL questions. Write your answers in the spaces provided.
Some questions must be answered with a cross in one of the four boxes . If you change your




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mind about an answer, put a line through the box and then mark your new answer with
a cross .
1 (a) Figure 1 shows a ray of light incident on a mirror.




mirror




Figure 1
(i) Draw the reflected ray on Figure 1.




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(1)

(ii) On Figure 1, label the angle of incidence with the letter i and the angle of
reflection with the letter r.
(2)




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, (b) A lens has a focal length of 17 cm.
Calculate the power of the lens in dioptres.
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Use the equation

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power (in dioptres) =
focal length (in metres)
(3)




power =........................... dioptres
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(c) Which of these is the best reason for explaining why a leaf appears green
in daylight?
(1)

A the leaf absorbs green light only

B the leaf absorbs yellow and blue light only
C the leaf reflects green light only

D the leaf reflects yellow and blue light only

(Total for Question 1 = 7 marks)
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, 2 (a) Draw one straight line from each electromagnetic radiation to its
correct description.
(3)
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electromagnetic radiation description


infrared used in night vision cameras




gamma the least dangerous radiation



may damage eyes, so
ultraviolet
sunglasses worn as protection
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radio waves the most dangerous radiation


(b) Different colours of light have different frequencies.
Which of these colours has the highest frequency?
(1)

A blue
B green

C red

D yellow
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