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Equilibria, Energetics and Elements (F325) - June 2011 Exam.

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Reply 1040
Original post by haydyb123
If you mean less exothermic than yes.


no i mean more exothermic

Lattice + Solution = Hydration

So if hydration = - 2000 Kj
then lattice has to <-2000 Kj ie less exothermic

so hydration is more exothermic than lattice enthalpy :s-smilie:
Original post by waecskt
no i mean more exothermic

Lattice + Solution = Hydration

So if hydration = - 2000 Kj
then lattice has to <-2000 Kj ie less exothermic

so hydration is more exothermic than lattice enthalpy :s-smilie:


Why does lattice have to be < -2000
Enthalpy of solution can be +ve or -ve
Original post by waecskt
no i mean more exothermic

Lattice + Solution = Hydration

So if hydration = - 2000 Kj
then lattice has to <-2000 Kj ie less exothermic

so hydration is more exothermic than lattice enthalpy :s-smilie:


have a look at the mark scheme for question 6d from jan 11
Reply 1043
Original post by sportycricketer
We don't need to know those btw!


daaamn i was told we did :frown:
Original post by CoventryCity
Why does lattice have to be < -2000
Enthalpy of solution can be +ve or -ve


very good point.
Reply 1045
Original post by monkeyDace
purple to yellow (I could be wrong as i didn't revise this module yet)



Original post by wilsea05
purple to very pale pink.


Which one is it?

How do you figure it out?
Reply 1046
Original post by CoventryCity
Why does lattice have to be &lt; -2000
Enthalpy of solution can be +ve or -ve



Original post by haydyb123
have a look at the mark scheme for question 6d from jan 11


Wow, confusing. Think i've figured it out now. Thanks :smile:
Original post by waecskt
Wow, confusing. Think i've figured it out now. Thanks :smile:


Yeah it it's a bit abstract, but as long as you try and picture the cycle, it makes things slightly easier I find. :smile:
This exam is going to be an epic fail of epic proportions D:

I'm working my way through the Jan '11 exam.

The last few questions are funking solid :banghead:
anyone have a list of questions and answers?
I have completed all the past papers :smile:
Reply 1050
What is likely to come up in this test.
Reply 1051
MnO4- is purple
Mn2+ is permanent pink

To whoever was asking.
Reply 1052
Original post by Maccees
This exam is going to be an epic fail of epic proportions D:

I'm working my way through the Jan '11 exam.

The last few questions are funking solid :banghead:


you got link of jan 2011 paper
Original post by DrDr
MnO4- is purple
Mn2+ is permanent pink

To whoever was asking.


Mn2+ is pale pink I thought?
Reply 1054
Original post by CoventryCity
Mn2+ is pale pink I thought?


Yep, another word for it is "permanent pink" I believe, as it is in the textbook page 219.
Feeling reasonably good about this exam. Just revised back over my notes for chapter 1 and done the practice questions again and am getting pretty much all of them right. Going to take short break then crack on with chapter 2 revision. :smile: I'm just hoping the paper isn't stupidly hard tomorrow.

How is everyone else doing?
Reply 1056
Original post by hiyarearl
Feeling reasonably good about this exam. Just revised back over my notes for chapter 1 and done the practice questions again and am getting pretty much all of them right. Going to take short break then crack on with chapter 2 revision. :smile: I'm just hoping the paper isn't stupidly hard tomorrow.

How is everyone else doing?


Not great :frown: I seem to find the F324 a walk in the park, 90% + everytime, but this paper is like kryptonite to me! D:

Going to go take the Jan 2011 paper now, work through it thoroughly :smile:

Good luck !

THank god exam is it 13.00 tomorrow :biggrin:
Jan '11 paper for anyone who wants it!
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Original post by kingam
you got link of jan 2011 paper



Attached it my last post :smile:
Yo ppl what is the chances of me revising module 3 this evening and get and an A on the exam (I havent revised this one since january) ?

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