Paper 3 is in 2 weeks... does anyone have any advice (apart from brushing up on the practicals & doing past paper questions) on how best to revise/what things specifically I should cover??
Paper 3 is in 2 weeks... does anyone have any advice (apart from brushing up on the practicals & doing past paper questions) on how best to revise/what things specifically I should cover??
Focus on papers 1 and 2 first.
Anything that doesn’t show up on either is likely to be dumped onto paper 3.
Icl i cant remember which topics were on paper 1 and 2, does anyone have a list of the topics already assessed and maybe a list of of topics likely to be assessed on Friday? xx
Icl i cant remember which topics were on paper 1 and 2, does anyone have a list of the topics already assessed and maybe a list of of topics likely to be assessed on Friday? xx
Topics that haven't been assessed alot: Arrhenius, big buffer questions, big carbon/proton NMR, transition metals, big organic synthesis equation. Not much on sn1 or sn2 from what I can remember
pls what did u guys write for the 6mk enthalpy of solution question?? i wrote the standard measure temp at regular intervals, polystyrene cup, etc and finding max temp increase by extrapolation but it was an endothermic reaction so i wasnt sure
pls what did u guys write for the 6mk enthalpy of solution question?? i wrote the standard measure temp at regular intervals, polystyrene cup, etc and finding max temp increase by extrapolation but it was an endothermic reaction so i wasnt sure
I don't think it should matter whether it was endothermic, the extrapolation principle should remain the same (except that the curve is falling instead of rising).
what do u guys think the grade boundaries will be like this year? it cant be higher than 2019 surely?
Higher than 2019 would be harsh considering 67% for an A in 2019 is relatively high as it is, i’m thinking a midpoint between 2019 and 2022 so maybe like 198/300 for an A.