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OCR A Chemistry F322 Chains, Energy and Resources Thu 19 Jan 2012

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Reply 61
hey does anyone know where i can get june 2011 f322 past paper? :smile:
Reply 62
I'm resitting this exam. I've hardly revised though as I've had other exams. To be honest, the syllabus seems much larger than it is; visiting revision sites and getting the key points and definitions from the book is the most important thing, OCR sticks a lot of extra 'stuff' in the textbook you may not necessarily need.
Reply 63
when you say revision sites, could you link me to a good one please?
Reply 64
i wonder if this exam will change as much as f321 did last thursday? not sure whether to expect a totally different setup to past papers again
Reply 65
Original post by feather18
when you say revision sites, could you link me to a good one please?


http://www.knockhardy.org.uk/sci.htm is brilliant, it has notes for all aspects of OCR Chemistry A, organised by exam. Helps a lot. :smile:
Original post by feather18
hey does anyone know where i can get june 2011 f322 past paper? :smile:



Original post by Xangrim
I'm resitting this exam. I've hardly revised though as I've had other exams. To be honest, the syllabus seems much larger than it is; visiting revision sites and getting the key points and definitions from the book is the most important thing, OCR sticks a lot of extra 'stuff' in the textbook you may not necessarily need.



Original post by feather18
when you say revision sites, could you link me to a good one please?



Original post by towny1
i wonder if this exam will change as much as f321 did last thursday? not sure whether to expect a totally different setup to past papers again


past paper:

http://www.a-levelchemistry.co.uk/OCR%20Chemistry%20A/Unit%202/Unit%202%20Past%20Papers/Jun%2011/F322_MS_June11.pdf

http://www.a-levelchemistry.co.uk/OCR%20Chemistry%20A/Unit%202/Unit%202%20Past%20Papers/Jun%2011/F322-01Jun11.pdf
Reply 67
Original post by towny1
i wonder if this exam will change as much as f321 did last thursday? not sure whether to expect a totally different setup to past papers again


What was so different about the f321 paper? I didn't take it i'm just interested.:tongue:
Original post by otrivine


What is the Kyoto protocol. (4)
Reply 70
Original post by darkxangel
What is the Kyoto protocol. (4)


to minimise global warming by burning less fossil fuels? have no idea was it :redface:
Original post by otrivine
to minimise global warming by burning less fossil fuels? have no idea was it :redface:


EU agreement between countries to minimise carbon emission long term
-at least 20 percent of energy should come from renewable sources by 2020,
-at least 10% of fuels used in transport will be biofuels,
-eu green house gas emmissions will be reduced to 20% below 1990 levels,
-urther reduce greenhose gas emission to 30%,

What is CCS and give examples. (5)

Name some renewable sources. (3)
Reply 72
Original post by darkxangel
EU agreement between countries to minimise carbon emission long term
-at least 20 percent of energy should come from renewable sources by 2020,
-at least 10% of fuels used in transport will be biofuels,
-eu green house gas emmissions will be reduced to 20% below 1990 levels,
-urther reduce greenhose gas emission to 30%,

What is CCS and give examples. (5)

Name some renewable sources. (3)


ccs- carbon capture storage and stored in deep in oceans, in geological formations, reacts with co2 to form metal carbonate and found in exhaust fuels,
2) bioethanol, turbine, biobutanol , current
What is everything you know about Polymers?
What are biofuels and what are the advantages and disadvantages of using them?

What are the advantages/disadvantages of producing ethanol by hydration of ethene/fermentation?
Original post by otrivine
ccs- carbon capture storage and stored in deep in oceans, in geological formations, reacts with co2 to form metal carbonate and found in exhaust fuels, 3/5 storing under the seabed or old oil and gasz fields
2) bioethanol, turbine, biobutanol , current 2/3 solar power/panels tidal power


Explain the importance of controlling global warming. (4)
Reply 76
Original post by darkxangel
Explain the importance of controlling global warming. (4)


- to prvent ice caps melting sea level rising
- acidification of soils
- to spread less disease
- deserticification of arid regions
Original post by otrivine
- to prvent ice caps melting sea level rising
- acidification of soils
- to spread less disease
- deserticification of arid regions


correct.

Suggest uses for polymer waste and how we can get rid of it (6)

How can waste hydrogen be used (in what process)? (2)
Original post by otrivine
- to prvent ice caps melting sea level rising
- acidification of soils
- to spread less disease
- deserticification of arid regions


How does a catalytic converter work? (4)
Reply 79
Hey! are we all askng questions to help with revision here?

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