For Assessment Submission in June 2015

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For Assessment Submission in June 2015
GCSE GATEWAY SCIENCE SUITE
ADDITIONAL SCIENCE B B723
CHEMISTRY B B743
FURTHER ADDITIONAL SCIENCE B B763
Self Heating Food and Drink Cans
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CONTROLLED ASSESSMENT
CANDIDATE STIMULUS MATERIAL: PART 1 RESEARCH AND COLLECTING
SECONDARY DATA
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year. Please check on OCR Interchange
that you have the Controlled Assessment
material valid for the appropriate
assessment session.
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INFORMATION FOR CANDIDATES
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Self Heating Food and Drink Cans
Part 1 stimulus material: Research and collecting secondary data
You are planning a camping and mountaineering trip. Your friend tells you about
self heating food and drink.
Cross section of a used self-heating drink can
You are going to do some research about self heating food and drink cans and
how they work.
You should find out:
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examples of different self heating food and drink you could buy
what chemicals are used to heat up food and drink in these cans
what type of reaction takes place between these chemicals
data about how hot the food and drink can get, including the energy
released per gram in these chemical reactions.
You will need to:
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write a detailed list of all the sources you used
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write-up the information you have found for use in Part 2 and Part 3.
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B723/B743/B763 Jun15
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