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I was sad enough to write a couple of maths papers when I was in sixth form: http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?p=12670236#post12670236

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username325135

your papers are stunning. You must be an extremely good mathematician. An interesting way to practice maths EVS :p:

I might try them. I'm really not looking forward to Further Pure modules in January :frown:

Yes, you're missing that AgCl is a solid and thus doesn't have a concentration. The dissolved AgCl is Ag+ and Cl-.

It's a solution equilibrium that only deals with solutions and not solids, therefore we 'ignore' the AgCl

I understand now that it doesn't make sense to talk about the "concentration of a solid". Thanks EVS :biggrin:

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Zedd

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EierVonSatan

I was sad enough to write a couple of maths papers when I was in sixth form: http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?p=12670236#post12670236

Sweet mother of Jesus :eek:

Luckily first year undergrad up here should cover all that but I think I'd need more than 2hrs to get through that now :p:

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AutVinceriAutMori

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EierVonSatan

Yeah it's a good system (but everyone complains because any maths is bad :p:

)

If it helps me to get good grades in Chem, I would embrace Maths :p:

The ends justify the means!

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EierVonSatan

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AutVinceriAutMori

If it helps me to get good grades in Chem, I would embrace Maths :p:

The ends justify the means!

Exactly, I like your thinking :top:

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AutVinceriAutMori

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EierVonSatan

Exactly, I like your thinking :top:

Thanks

Surprisingly my Chem maths seemed OK, because I could use calculator . But seeing **** results in last modules even my trusty calculator didn't save me :sad:

I understand my synoptic/practicals werent perfect, but that bad?
And I honestly thought that I nailed Trends& Patterns + Biochem :sigh:

Still, I have to look forward to the degree now :smile:

Reply 1386

username325135

I suddenly feel nervous about A2 Chemistry, despite getting an A at AS. :s-smilie:

Another 11 Modules in total to get through in January and June :frown:

Reply 1387

EierVonSatan

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You worry too much :h:

Reply 1388

Zedd

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KiraMayz

I suddenly feel nervous about A2 Chemistry, despite getting an A at AS. :s-smilie:

Another 11 Modules in total to get through in January and June :frown:

Relish in the challenge and then relish some more when you then move onto uni and erm...well just relish stuff in general :biggrin:

Reply 1389

raceforthefishman

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I too am....desperately not enjoying...the concept of A2 chemistry...I havn't got off the best start with it (nmr) grr :sigh:

I'll get there

Reply 1390

Malsy

OP

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i am seriously going to fail A2 chemistry. that is not a lie.

Reply 1391

EierVonSatan

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What's with all the negativity :hmmm:

Be happy!

Reply 1392

cpchem

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EierVonSatan

What's with all the negativity :hmmm:

Be happy!

I'm happy - eagerly anticipating the fun that starts in just about a month :biggrin:

Reply 1393

Malsy

OP

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i seriously have genuine reasons to be worried. :sigh:

Reply 1394

username325135

and we've got UCAS applications to worry about on top of A2 modules :frown:

Reply 1395

raceforthefishman

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I just enjoy worrying...
It'll be reet
I believe that I AM the chemistry group for y13 next year...so I suppose lots of one-to-one can't help

Reply 1396

raceforthefishman

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KiraMayz

and we've got UCAS applications to worry about on top of A2 modules :frown:

I just died a little bit more inside....

Reply 1397

cpchem

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KiraMayz

and we've got UCAS applications to worry about on top of A2 modules :frown:

UCAS is a breeze, it's really nothing to worry about. Most of it is just filling in facts like your grades, the PS is the only bit you need to vaguely think about - and there's help on TSR for that (you'll notice the words PS Helper below both my and EVS's usernames).

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raceforthefishman

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cpchem

UCAS is a breeze, it's really nothing to worry about. Most of it is just filling in facts like your grades, the PS is the only bit you need to vaguely think about - and there's help on TSR for that (you'll notice the words PS Helper below both my and EVS's usernames).