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Reply 80
Original post by Warlord
Lol, I am very worried about unit 5, I hate it :frown:

Yeah well I got a E last time :/ so think your in a better.position! :smile:
Reply 81
Original post by betsickles
Yeah well I got a E last time :/ so think your in a better.position! :smile:



Well you have already nearly finished papers, I havnt even done a new spec paper lol. But I have to be honest, when I have actually tried to understand stuff, it isnt half bad. Well, for me anyway :tongue:
Reply 82
Original post by Warlord
Well you have already nearly finished papers, I havnt even done a new spec paper lol. But I have to be honest, when I have actually tried to understand stuff, it isnt half bad. Well, for me anyway :tongue:


I haven't nearly finished haha! I har done 2 and got c-d haha but it's an improvement from before. What papers have you done ?


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Reply 83
Original post by betsickles
I haven't nearly finished haha! I har done 2 and got c-d haha but it's an improvement from before. What papers have you done ?


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Skimmed over the old papers, and then did the specimen paper. Got 65 out of 90, and that is generous marking. So and so. Chemistry was kind of a mistake lol.
Reply 84
That's really good! Do you have a link to specimen paper and mark scheme? I have a feeling they may try to connect transition metals and the amine complexes this time


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Reply 85
Original post by betsickles
That's really good! Do you have a link to specimen paper and mark scheme? I have a feeling they may try to connect transition metals and the amine complexes this time


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Oh, I found it when I was looking through the unit 5 thread for june 12, someone had posted it there. But if you cba to look throuygh that, I think just type edexcel chem unit 5 specimen paper on google, and ut should be there :smile: do you mean forming a complex ion with cu2+? That's the only one where t metals and amiine complexes are actually hinted at. That would be nice, not too bad that is.
Reply 86
lol what's wrong with this topic?
5 pages only xD
and unit4 is like 50~pages xD
Reply 87
Heyy... Here are Chemsitry notes

http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?xf6gelf6fohl21a

Hope you like them!
Reply 88
Original post by Yorrap
lol what's wrong with this topic?
5 pages only xD
and unit4 is like 50~pages xD


What do you mean 5 pages?
I hate this unit. I feel like I know most it, and then a random q comes up and completely throws me. :angry: Organic synthesis esp.
Reply 89
Original post by d_94
Heyy... Here are Chemsitry notes

http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?xf6gelf6fohl21a

Hope you like them!


Thats very kind of you, thanks
Reply 90
Original post by Warlord
Thats very kind of you, thanks


No problem! :smile:
Reply 91
Original post by James A
Hi guys, thought I'd make a little thread here for the unit 5 chem exam for the upcoming January exams.

I am aware that there won't be many people on this particular thread, because this is a unit 5 paper, but let's see how this goes.

Any questions regarding this exam and pre exam discussion is all here :smile:


How do we convert 4-nitro methylbenzene into 4- nitrobenzoic acid?
Reply 92
Original post by Warlord
How do we convert 4-nitro methylbenzene into 4- nitrobenzoic acid?


I don't think you can do that conversion. I doubt they will ask that in the exam, or I'm having a bad moment here. I don't know how you can convert a methyl group into a COOH group.

Ask Nutter.
Reply 93
Original post by James A
I don't think you can do that conversion. I doubt they will ask that in the exam, or I'm having a bad moment here. I don't know how you can convert a methyl group into a COOH group.

Ask Nutter.


I asked this only because it came up in an exam, june 2007 in fact :s-smilie:. I somehow guessed one of the reagents right, it was potassium permanganate, but the other was any acid. Hence I was wondering how this reaction worked. But thanks anyway.
Reply 94
Original post by Warlord
What do you mean 5 pages?
I hate this unit. I feel like I know most it, and then a random q comes up and completely throws me. :angry: Organic synthesis esp.


chemistry 5 topic (this topic)


chemistry 4 topic
Reply 95
Original post by d_94
Heyy... Here are Chemsitry notes

http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?xf6gelf6fohl21a

Hope you like them!


Thanks for these ! Very useful :smile:


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Reply 96
Why is Copper (I) oxide red?

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Original post by Yorrap
Why is Copper (I) oxide red?

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I think its to do with the nature of the ligand and the oxidation state on Cu, they are not blue like the hydroxides due to increased splitting of the d electrons, a higher energy wavelength is absorbed and hence the red.

My opinion anyway.
Reply 98
Original post by Green Glass
I think its to do with the nature of the ligand and the oxidation state on Cu, they are not blue like the hydroxides due to increased splitting of the d electrons, a higher energy wavelength is absorbed and hence the red.

My opinion anyway.


Yes, the number of electrons in the d orbitals effects the wavelength frequency absorbed, and hence the actual complementary colours transmitted.
Reply 99
Original post by Yorrap
Why is Copper (I) oxide red?

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At the back or end of the syllabus, it tells us how to prepare cholesteryl benzoate, and methyl 3 nitrobenzene. I have learnt these, but are we expected to know them? Plus how is revision going :smile:

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