Original post by FM1/FP1
I'm wondering if you would get a mark in an a level chem test if you said tollens solution instead of reagent?
Whilst it’s pretty unambiguous what you would be referring to and I would allow it if Tollens’ reagent is specified in the MS if I were an examiner, it’s best not to chance it imo
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