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ocr f321 f322 questions and answers revision

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Reply 1
what type of radiation is absorbed by ch4 and what effect does it have on molecules-2 marks
Reply 2
Original post by scorpio22
what type of radiation is absorbed by ch4 and what effect does it have on molecules-2 marks


infra red radiation and causes vibration and stretching of molecules
Reply 3
Original post by otrivine
infra red radiation and causes vibration and stretching of molecules


descibe ways chemist are minimising climate change due to the release of greenhouses-5marks
Reply 4
Original post by scorpio22
descibe ways chemist are minimising climate change due to the release of greenhouses-5marks



-less burn of fossil fuels
-renewable resources
-higher atom econonmy
- less toxic gases being produced such as so2 which contributes to acid rain
- find uses for co2 such as for decaffienated coffee
- proto kotocol
Reply 5
Original post by scorpio22
what type of radiation is absorbed by ch4 and what effect does it have on molecules-2 marks


infrared radiation- causes vibration on bonds within the molecules
Reply 6
Original post by otrivine
-less burn of fossil fuels
-renewable resources
-higher atom econonmy
- less toxic gases being produced such as so2 which contributes to acid rain
- find uses for co2 such as for decaffienated coffee
- proto kotocol


your quick with these replies lol.
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3/5 simply because it asked for methods of minimising and whilst high atom economy and less toxic recieves this it's not a method but you are on the right track.


you should include
develop carbon capture and storage
e.g:sea bed
-monitoring atmospheric changes
got any questions?
(edited 11 years ago)
Reply 7
Original post by scorpio22
your quick with these replies lol.
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3/5 simply because it asked for methods of minimising and whilst high atom economy and less toxic recieves this it's not a method but you are on the right track.

got any questions?

what is molecular ion peak ?
Reply 8
Original post by Mikes143
infrared radiation- causes vibration on bonds within the molecules

looking back...it's actually correct ..mark scheme a bit confusing
(edited 11 years ago)
Reply 9
Original post by otrivine
what is molecular ion peak ?


its a m/z value which gives the mr...not sure
Reply 10
Original post by scorpio22
looking back...it's actually correct ..


you forgot about me
and did u get hold of the notes ?
Reply 11
Original post by scorpio22
its a m/z value which gives the mr...not sure


its an ion which forms a potivie charge when an electron hits the molecule
your turn:wink:

and can u please send me the notes :smile:
Reply 12
Original post by otrivine
its an ion which forms a potivie charge when an electron hits the molecule
your turn:wink:

and can u please send me the notes :smile:


im sending ..its a big file and is taking longer than the rest...

construct an equation with ethene and bromine. and stste observation
Reply 13
Original post by scorpio22
im sending ..its a big file and is taking longer than the rest...

construct an equation with ethene and bromine. and stste observation


c2h4 + br2 gives c2h4br2
orange to colourless
Reply 14
Original post by otrivine
its an ion which forms a potivie charge when an electron hits the molecule
your turn:wink:

and can u please send me the notes :smile:


..its done now
(edited 11 years ago)
Reply 15
Original post by scorpio22
its still loading on hotmail..its a huge file..its nearly done and its the last one she did

do u have the same for unit 1 as well
Reply 16
Original post by otrivine
do u have the same for unit 1 as well


no
Reply 17
Original post by scorpio22
no


its ok :wink: is my answer correct and did u send still not recieved it
I love these kind of threads :biggrin: :tongue:

Why are alcohols more volatile than alkanes of similar molecular mass?
Original post by otrivine
its ok :wink: is my answer correct and did u send still not recieved it


What notes are these?

Original post by PrincessMedic
I love these kind of threads :biggrin: :tongue:

Why are alcohols more volatile than alkanes of similar molecular mass?


They're actually less volatile due to the hydrogen bonds..

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