AQA Chemistry Thursday 19th May 2016 Exam (C1)
Does anyone know the complete mark schemes for the 2016 chemistry unit 1 paper? And also grade boundaries?
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This was so easy compared to biology. At least it has something to do with chemistry. I revised for history, geography, business, P.S.H.E, drama and music just in case...What was the correct answer to the balancing equations question? Also, what was the key points to the answer of the ethanol and water filtration?What do you guys think the grade boundary was?Hope we all did well Pray to the lord
Hi there!
How is everyone feeling about the Physics paper next week?
Original post by SaalihahHusain
I do not know, but thank you for asking. I am looking forward to finding out too
Oh I am so sorry but I heard you missed the first question
Went so well so happyyy, At least it had something to do with chemistry & made up for that AMAZING biology exam (sarcasm)
Hope the biology exams grade boundary is low
A* = 40
A = 35
B = 30
C = 25 (These are just my guesses not official)
I think the grade boundaries for Chemistry will be pretty high as a lot of people found it easy.
A* = between 52 to 56
A = 45 to 50
B = 39 to 43
C = 30
Hope the biology exams grade boundary is low
A* = 40
A = 35
B = 30
C = 25 (These are just my guesses not official)
I think the grade boundaries for Chemistry will be pretty high as a lot of people found it easy.
A* = between 52 to 56
A = 45 to 50
B = 39 to 43
C = 30
Original post by NusaybaAbbas
How is everyone feeling about the Physics paper next week?
Stressful. I suck at physics
Original post by Inshak
Went so well so happy, At least it had something to do with chemistry & made up for that AMAZING biology exam (sarcasm)
Hope the biology exams grade boundary is low
A* = 40
A = 35
B = 30
C = 25 (These are just my guesses not official)
I think the grade boundaries for Chemistry will be pretty high as a lot of people found it easy.
A* = between 52 to 56
A = 45 to 50
B = 39 to 43
C = 30
Hope the biology exams grade boundary is low
A* = 40
A = 35
B = 30
C = 25 (These are just my guesses not official)
I think the grade boundaries for Chemistry will be pretty high as a lot of people found it easy.
A* = between 52 to 56
A = 45 to 50
B = 39 to 43
C = 30
That is quite reasonable I guess
Original post by nerdyvsrebel
This was so easy compared to biology. At least it has something to do with chemistry. I revised for history, geography, business, P.S.H.E, drama and music just in case...What was the correct answer to the balancing equations question? Also, what was the key points to the answer of the ethanol and water filtration?What do you guys think the grade boundary was?Hope we all did well Pray to the lord
2Fe2O3 + 3C --> 4Fe + 3CO2?
Original post by Inshak
Went so well so happyyy, At least it had something to do with chemistry & made up for that AMAZING biology exam (sarcasm)
Hope the biology exams grade boundary is low
A* = 40
A = 35
B = 30
C = 25 (These are just my guesses not official)
I think the grade boundaries for Chemistry will be pretty high as a lot of people found it easy.
A* = between 52 to 56
A = 45 to 50
B = 39 to 43
C = 30
Hope the biology exams grade boundary is low
A* = 40
A = 35
B = 30
C = 25 (These are just my guesses not official)
I think the grade boundaries for Chemistry will be pretty high as a lot of people found it easy.
A* = between 52 to 56
A = 45 to 50
B = 39 to 43
C = 30
Seems about right...
Original post by NusaybaAbbas
How is everyone feeling about the Physics paper next week?
Not looking forward to it, At least we've a 6 day gap!
Original post by NusaybaAbbas
Seems about right...
No biology will be about 49
and chemistry will be 54 for an A* i think
Original post by surina16
2Fe2O3 + 3C --> 4Fe + 3CO2?
That's what I got.
Original post by surina16
2Fe2O3 + 3C --> 4Fe + 3CO2?
I got this too
Original post by Memelordc
Anyone know the reason why it was 4Fe rather than 2Fe2?
2Fe2 implies covalent bonding. Metals don't have covalent bonds only non-metals can make these.
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Original post by redsoules
2Fe2 implies covalent bonding. Metals don't have covalent bonds only non-metals can make these.
Rip 1 mark then haha
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