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OCR B F335 - Chemistry by Design - 13th June 2012

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i think it was 75% ish not 78 aim?
Reply 1141
Well that's Cambridge out the window....
I was really hoping for an A* (though I have to get the A* in German) to come in handy if I didn't make the German grade, not happening now though!
I have to get a U to get an A so hopefully I haven't done that bad...
I revised so hard though just to secure the A* but that was such a waste of time, like you said! :frown:
Sad times...
Original post by aim28
Umm calculated the moles of each of the molecules and divided the actual number of moles formed by the theoretical number of moles, and times the whole thing by 100. not sure if its right, but thats how i did it :smile:

Do you know what the answer for the entropy change was, i got -38 but im not sure its right


Ohhh right.

Silly me forgot to multiply the value for Cl by 2, so I got 1000 something instead :colondollar: my sister got -38 though :wink:
Reply 1143
Original post by blingmonkeys
Hydrogen sulphate (VII) I think?


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Ach! I forgot the (VII)... I did the same thing in a practice paper last night, FML
Reply 1144
Bossed that exam.
Standerd.
As a student aiming for a B on the paper, I didn't think it was THAT bad...
I haven't got a good mark on it, but probably 65/120 or 70/120?
Reply 1146
Original post by tristanwong
i think it was 75% ish not 78 aim?


I got 72.9 ~ rounded to 73 i think...
Reply 1147
Original post by InkyOne
I got 72.9 ~ rounded to 73 i think...


Yeah I got 72.8 or something

My friends all managed to convince me I'd got that one wrong cos they all did different things, this reassures me a bit :colondollar:
Reply 1148
What was the molecule that the tetrabenzenemethane thing was formed from?


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how many chiral carbons did you guys get?
Reply 1150
Original post by LexxieK
What was the molecule that the tetrabenzenemethane thing was formed from?


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CHCl3
why did maleic acid have two pKa values?
Reply 1152
Original post by beckylewis
how many chiral carbons did you guys get?


one?
Reply 1153
Original post by aim28
one?


Yeah, me too! :smile:
Reply 1154
Original post by Princess Kawaii
why did maleic acid have two pKa values?


I said because it had two carboxylic acid groups which could disassociate to different extents in different conditions :s but it was tenuous at best
Reply 1155
Can some one post the paper on here or a make up mark scheme ??
Reply 1156
Original post by Lilgig
Can some one post the paper on here or a make up mark scheme ??


No.
Original post by Iepnauy
I was in a rush, wasn't the forumula of the anhyride C4H2O3?

That completely threw me off :frown:


So did I but I think I found the right thing in the end... well according to a quick google just now :wink:

http://www.google.co.uk/search?sugexp=chrome,mod%3D13&q=C4H2O3&um=1&ie=UTF-8&hl=en&tbm=isch&source=og&sa=N&tab=wi&ei=L7rYT7eNKqif0QWllJ2WBA&biw=1366&bih=667&sei=NrrYT-e2JbC00QXDlNmdBA
Reply 1158
Original post by Princess Kawaii
why did maleic acid have two pKa values?


Guessed it was one value for each enantiomer
Reply 1159
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