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OCR Chemistry Salters B F331 27th May 2016 (Old specification)

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Reply 20
Original post by Taz35
what did people get for the calculations?? I defo messed them all up 😑


I can't remember all of mine lol... I got +41 for Hess' law. -30,000andsomething for the energy density (which I think may be wrong), 33.something % for the HNO3 by moles.


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Reply 21
Original post by Kaz_96
These were my calculation answers, in order of how they appeared in the q paper
Mass of air: 834.7
Mass of air for 1g of C4H10O: 11.28
Energy Density: 36200
Hess' Law: +41
KNOW: 34.15%

Not sure if theyre right but lemme know if you got the same/different


Got the same as you apart from the last one. The mass of air need question stumped me for a while lol 😂😂


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Reply 22
I can't remeber any of mine what did everyone put for the emission spectra one ?
Reply 23
Original post by Kaz_96
These were my calculation answers, in order of how they appeared in the q paper
Mass of air: 834.7
Mass of air for 1g of C4H10O: 11.28
Energy Density: 36200
Hess' Law: +41
KNOW: 34.15%

Not sure if theyre right but lemme know if you got the same/different



I got the same for Hess' law and energy density, but that's it 😂 ffs
Reply 24
Original post by meg16
I can't remeber any of mine what did everyone put for the emission spectra one ?


I put, the electrons get promoted and then fall to a lower energy level. As they fall they emit a photon. E=hv. Frequency corresponds to a certain colour. And different frequencies produce the other colours. (I think I missed some things)


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Reply 25
I said greenhouse gas LOLOLOLOL
Reply 26
Original post by SohaXO
I said greenhouse gas LOLOLOLOL


Tbh I actually considered putting that. I ended up going with particulates. 😂😂


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Reply 27
Original post by Kwaks
I put, the electrons get promoted and then fall to a lower energy level. As they fall they emit a photon. E=hv. Frequency corresponds to a certain colour. And different frequencies produce the other colours. (I think I missed some things)


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I did the same :smile:)))
Reply 28
I considered that too you are not alone 😂 I think particulates is right j thought about it but thought they meant a group of emissions so that threw me
Reply 29
Original post by Taz35
I got the same for Hess' law and energy density, but that's it 😂 ffs


Im not necessarily right though haha
Reply 30
The question when is asked to give a mathematical equation for the energy transferred was: E=m x c x triangleT????


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Reply 31
Original post by SohaXO
I did the same :smile:)))


Yes I wrote the same but said strong line at red as absorbed from the red area visible light spec and at the highest frequency as from highest energy level
Reply 32
I thought for the mol and mass calculation questions they were asking the same question but then I read it carefully and it the same answer as people on here
Reply 33
Original post by SohaXO
I did the same :smile:)))


Let's hope the people who mark think we're correct 😂😂😂😂


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Reply 34
What did people put for the frequency question did frequency increase > or < or was it to do with wavelength?
Kaz_96 your answer is wrong hahah


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Reply 36
Original post by Kaz_96
wasn't the hess' law calc +41? What did you put for the man made pollutant for the firework? I put photochemical smog, dunno if thats right though


I put that too! Don't know if it's right though
Reply 37
Original post by Kwaks
The question when is asked to give a mathematical equation for the energy transferred was: E=m x c x triangleT????


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I did that 😅
Reply 38
Original post by JgR1997
What did people put for the frequency question did frequency increase > or < or was it to do with wavelength?


frequency ------->
because the lines converged towards the right, i.e at the higher frequencies
Reply 39
Original post by JgR1997
What did people put for the frequency question did frequency increase > or < or was it to do with wavelength?

Frequency >

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