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good luck guys:smile:
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Good Luck guys 👍


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Well that went really well!


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What did you put for why do they heat stage 1?
To react it with the other one to get the second product but I'm not sure if its right


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Original post by grammar12
Well that went well...


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I thought it was pretty easy, maybe the grade boundaries will be slightly higher...Pretty standard stuff - much like the Biology.
Except for the electrolysis cells of Mercury and membrane cell haha.
That question was just common sense, comparing the pros and cons...(maybe adding a bit about quality of products produce...chlorine/sodium hydroxide etc) but although I expect Sodium Chloride electrolysis, i found that there wasn't to much to say that wasn't already written in the table...

Easy time-wise I found it, unlike the Bio where I was rushed up right until the end...
Original post by sykik
What did you put for why do they heat stage 1?


Copper is un-reactive, so to speed up the reaction heat energy is needed.
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Original post by grammar12
To react it with the other one to get the second product but I'm not sure if its right


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Isn't it to speed up reaction but i realized this after the exam lol
yeh it went pretty well! how did u guys find it?
That was easy... too easy, im expecting 49/60 A* 58/60 100ums
Original post by Davothebigafro
That was easy... too easy, im expecting 49/60 A* 58/60 100ums


i reckon A* may even be around 51/60.
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it was okay. i reckon a 49-51/60 A8 and a 43/60 A. This i may have just managed to get an A
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Original post by sykik
What did you put for why do they heat stage 1?


I put to transfer the activation energy for the reaction ti the reactants.

I actually found this quite paper quite hard but that is possibly due to being ill.


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The empirical formula for the copper and nitrogen?
Reply 134
Original post by Davothebigafro
The empirical formula for the copper and nitrogen?


Cu3N
Original post by ali_d123
Cu3N

Woop, same :P
The only one i'm unsure about is 'why cant scientists answer this question' about the kelp,give 2 reasons
Reply 137
Original post by Davothebigafro
The only one i'm unsure about is 'why cant scientists answer this question' about the kelp,give 2 reasons


For that, I wrote:
1. It is based on opinion
2. Experiments cannot be carried out to test it.

What do you think? Is this correct?:confused:
Original post by MajorRisk
i reckon A* may even be around 51/60.

Tbh, you're probably right, this was easier than june 2012 and that was 49 for A* and 59 100 ums, i just hope the 100 ums isnt 60/60
Original post by Keith.
For that, I wrote:
1. It is based on opinion
2. Experiments cannot be carried out to test it.

What do you think? Is this correct?:confused:

Yeah, thats probably right, i said experiments cannot decide between right or wrong, and you cant see into the future about how well kelp will be at providing renewable energy, im not sure about my 2nd one though

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