OCR A-Level Chemistry A Paper 3 (H432/03) - 23rd June 2023 [Exam Chat]

Original post by Neymarswho1730

Because of grade inflation over the last 3 years so they’re trying to make it go back to pre pandemic levels asap. I hope they phase it our though because it’s unfair to our cohort who haven’t sat proper exams since year 6

Supposedly examiners will be "slightly lenient" when setting grade boundaries as I've read on ofqual student guide 2023. it better not be too bad because in year 6 I literally had 0 care in the world, barely even count as exams

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dayn

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i’m surprised this chat is so quiet, chemistry chats are usually always active

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fallagain

Original post by dayn

i’m surprised this chat is so quiet, chemistry chats are usually always active

think majority of us are just burnt out at this point 💀

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pa01111

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Literally have no idea what to revise tomorrow. I’ve been revising for months so just burnt out and over it 😭

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Original post by pa01111

Literally have no idea what to revise tomorrow. I’ve been revising for months so just burnt out and over it 😭

Me too, also just don't even want to start looking at stuff in case it makes me realise stuff I messed up in the other papers and then I'll feel like **** lmao

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Neymarswho1730

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Original post by jjeeeeeea

Supposedly examiners will be "slightly lenient" when setting grade boundaries as I've read on ofqual student guide 2023. it better not be too bad because in year 6 I literally had 0 care in the world, barely even count as exams

Hopefully this is the case, gosh year 6 seems like a lifetime ago😂

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not reaching 500 posts today?

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how is everyone's biology exam?

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mnmss

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Original post by Z_GAMER

how is everyone's biology exam?

good !!

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Tutolowo

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HELP - pls can someone explain this question to me ? I know that ultimately in multi-step reactions catalysts are regenerated but I don't know how to explain it here or even write out the right equation on the markscheme ??

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Original post by Tutolowo

HELP - pls can someone explain this question to me ? I know that ultimately in multi-step reactions catalysts are regenerated but I don't know how to explain it here or even write out the right equation on the markscheme ??

you need to use the top two equations and flip the one with the most negative e cell and you should get an equation of hydrogen peroxide and MnO2 reacting

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Original post by mnmss

good !!

what exam board is it?

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Original post by Neymarswho1730

Hopefully this is the case, gosh year 6 seems like a lifetime ago😂

100% agree!
I always forgot about the past as I enjoy the present more.
And I always remember the past when I got reminded just like how you did.
and when I remember the past, I always think 'that's my life before???', coz it's always very different to the present.

(edited 10 months ago)

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ak.xo

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for arrehnius wdum if the x axis is not zero, you don't do e y-intercept

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