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IGCSE CHEMISTRY 2013 (May 20th & June 10th)

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Reply 180
Original post by Bude8
The line is not straight at any point.


I put the line did not level off (eg the experiment did not finish as the solid was still not in excess) Do you think that is acceptable? Thanks!
Wat was the reason for the anomaly
Original post by mm97123
Why was the experiment not complete in the graph question and what do you think we had to say for five marks for the nitrogen and silicon question?


Was it the temperature was still decreasing
Original post by king cobra
Was it the temperature was still decreasing


ya i wrote that. what did du write for the 2 factors (sa of the marble chips and ...)?
Mass
Original post by king cobra
Mass


were there any difficult qs ?
Reply 186
Original post by giuliaprivato98
ya i wrote that. what did du write for the 2 factors (sa of the marble chips and ...)?

I put mass and type of Marble chip
@iaramark it was 500
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Reply 190
Original post by giuliaprivato98
Is there a theread on igcse business edexcel?


Please tell me if you find out there is :-)


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For the 2 types of reaction it was EXOTHERMIC AND NEUTRALISATION
Original post by SaeddFarah
For the 2 types of reaction it was EXOTHERMIC AND NEUTRALISATION


Congrats! Me too. :biggrin:
Original post by giuliaprivato98
Congrats! Me too. :biggrin:


Wait wasnt it Endothermic? The temperature went down?
Reply 195
I found it pretty good. Just a few things:
1) why did she get the anomalous result? I put human and mathematical error
2) Why was a burette better than a pipette? I put because it has markers on the side so you can see how much you put in.
3) Was the two types of reaction endothermic and displacement? because didnt the sodium get displaced
4) Was the reaction between calcium oxide and silicon dioxide in the blast furnace neutralisation?
Reply 196
and sorry lastly was it bromine displaces iodINE or iodIDE
Original post by AdilMalikN
Wait wasnt it Endothermic? The temperature went down?

Nop if the temperature went down this means heat went from the raction-surroundings (heat was lost as it heated up the surroundings) thus exothermic.
Endothermic would have been if temp increase as you neeeded to heat it :tongue:
Original post by neo25
and sorry lastly was it bromine displaces iodINE or iodIDE

well i wrote iodine.
3) exothermic and neutralization
1) anomalous result reaction time too long or misread readings.
2) burette better as it had the markers and even bec it was larger.
It's endothermic search the reaction online
And was the anomalus readily reaction time and too Much acid

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