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OCR Chemistry B (Salters) F334/F335 Exam Thread 2016 (14th/22nd June)

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for the rate equation i got the order with respect to acid (H+) as two and the other two as 1
first bromine number as something like 185 :s-smilie:
and the e value as -1.8
and for the ir the substance was aponyclin (not valinnin) as it had a ketone right?
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Reply 441
Original post by charliexox
Surely this can't be right because you've drawn carbon with 5 bonds attached ??

Where have I done that?
Reply 442
Original post by charliexox
Surely this can't be right because you've drawn carbon with 5 bonds attached ??


Every carbon has 4 bonds around it, I don't know where you see 5 bonds
Didn't the vanadium E cell one say that the sign of the vanadium half cell was the same sign as the one in the question which was iron? So it must've been +1.80V, since the iron half cell was positive?
Original post by Kira Yagami
I out 0.26 for the e cell, that wrong?


I got that too

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For the use of the membrane question in the cell, I put that it balances out the charges between the two half-cells. Would this be worth a mark?

For the partial hydrolysis question I just put the two forms of the amino acid - one with an NH3+ group and another with a COO- group. I understand this is likely to be wrong.

I got +0.26 for the E cell - I am confused why people are getting -0.26?

EDIT: I now understand how it was -0.26... what a silly mark to lose.
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I got 0.26V for the E cell value


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Can we put F334 behind us now. Just sum it up like this. Cold drawing came up for the first time. 3 marks. Its one sentence in the OCR endorsed revision guide.
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Original post by charmantell
For the use of the membrane question in the cell, I put that it balances out the charges between the two half-cells. Would this be worth a mark?

For the partial hydrolysis question I just put the two forms of the amino acid - one with an NH3+ group and another with a COO- group. I understand this is likely to be wrong.

I got +0.26 for the E cell - I am confused why people are getting -0.26?


In terms of the Ecell if it was +0.77-0.26v it would not make 1.03 which was stated in the question. Instead i did 1.8v which 1.8-0.77 is 1.03v but this could be completely wrong on my part.
For cold drawing i didn't say about the neck but i said everything else would i lose any marks?

And for the IMF's i said H-B and I-D in amide and P-D and I-D in ester and then talked about the standard stuff?
But as 0.26 v is the negative half cell you have to do 0.77- - 0.26 because the less positive half cell is always taken away from the more positive one.Two minuses make a plus so that means that 0.77 + 0.26 = 1.03 v. I may be completely wrong though.
Original post by Kira Yagami
For cold drawing i didn't say about the neck but i said everything else would i lose any marks?

And for the IMF's i said H-B and I-D in amide and P-D and I-D in ester and then talked about the standard stuff?
I don't think you would lose marks.
E cell was -0.26 V

Need to have the minus sign to get the mark.
Cold drawing was 3 marks
I said about necking...increases crystallinity...chains more linear....


Forgot to talk about chains being closer together.. Maybe 2/3 for me then?? Anyone??
guys what do you think the grade boundaries will be like?
Original post by Fishhy34
guys what do you think the grade boundaries will be like?


UMS grade boundaries are out for this exam/year already
Original post by Fishhy34
guys what do you think the grade boundaries will be like?
Who knows with OCR !!
Original post by Marli-Ruth
UMS grade boundaries are out for this exam/year already


are they not the same every year??
What year was the hardest F335 paper, in your opinion?
Original post by geor_thor
Who knows with OCR !!


do you remember the values for the e-cell question?

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