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Reply 160
Chemistry qualitative tomorrow, real freaked out. Hope I do well. :smile:
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Anyone who wants to do a Q/A session- feel free to quote me :smile:
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Reply 162
I have my third retake tomorrow to try to get 10/10. Our teacher gave us a hint about red litmus paper turning blue with ammonia. If anybody else has done this test what other questions/experiments will come up in this paper?
Reply 163
Original post by purplemind
That's the one I'm going to do on Monday. :biggrin:


Ah cool! Well good luck, it's pretty straight forward and definitely better than titrations :redface:
Original post by Dan1300
I have my third retake tomorrow to try to get 10/10. Our teacher gave us a hint about red litmus paper turning blue with ammonia. If anybody else has done this test what other questions/experiments will come up in this paper?


I remember when I did this one, I got something like 2/10 because didn't write enough information to get the marks, luckily I got 10/10 in the other two :smile: You should do fine in this one, just remember to observe the reaction and put as much information as possible! :smile:


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Apparently theres one particularly hard/unusual question that will come up
Any idea what it is? Also the experiment involve either group 2 or group 7 elements? :smile:
I'm doing my first practical exam on Thursday, its the quatitative one and I've been told it involves making an acid and doing a titration. I only got 7/15 on my practice because my titration was really inaccurate so I'm really worried about the real thing :frown: Does anyone have any tips on how to do good titrations or ideas on what questions may be on the paper I would really appreciate any advice you can give :smile:
Original post by Kawaiizombii
I'm doing my first practical exam on Thursday, its the quatitative one and I've been told it involves making an acid and doing a titration. I only got 7/15 on my practice because my titration was really inaccurate so I'm really worried about the real thing :frown: Does anyone have any tips on how to do good titrations or ideas on what questions may be on the paper I would really appreciate any advice you can give :smile:


Uhm yeh I can remember doing this one :smile: just make sure that all your titre values are within 0.1 cm^3 away from each other before calculating your mean also only quote to two decimal places and your second decimal can only be 0 and 5 (hope that makes sense, so you can have 11.95 or 11.90 but not 11.93 or 11.93 :smile: the actual questions were not that challenging but saying that i dropped two marks somewhere :smile: and be careful with significant figures and your units and you should get 15/15 :smile: btw i got 13/15 in this :frown:
EDIT: from what I can remember they ask for your MEAN titre to ONE decimal place soo be careful with that

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Original post by That_Clever_Guy
Uhm yeh I can remember doing this one :smile: just make sure that all your titre values are within 0.1 cm^3 away from each other before calculating your mean also only quote to two decimal places and your second decimal can only be 0 and 5 (hope that makes sense, so you can have 11.95 or 11.90 but not 11.93 or 11.93 :smile: the actual questions were not that challenging but saying that i dropped two marks somewhere :smile: and be careful with significant figures and your units and you should get 15/15 :smile: btw i got 13/15 in this :frown:
EDIT: from what I can remember they ask for your MEAN titre to ONE decimal place soo be careful with that

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thankyou so much, very helpful!
Original post by Kawaiizombii
thankyou so much, very helpful!


No problem :smile:


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Original post by Kawaiizombii
I'm doing my first practical exam on Thursday, its the quatitative one and I've been told it involves making an acid and doing a titration. I only got 7/15 on my practice because my titration was really inaccurate so I'm really worried about the real thing :frown: Does anyone have any tips on how to do good titrations or ideas on what questions may be on the paper I would really appreciate any advice you can give :smile:


If you think you have a bad result, redo it- you have time, and it's better to be accurate. If you start at 0, make sure you put 0.00 as it MUST be to 2dp, or you lose a mark. Finally, practice doing the relevant calculations, as even if you have the wrong results you should get the marks for these :smile:


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Need to learn as much of unit 2 as I can from the beginning. What grade can I get if I just use the CGP revision guide?
Reply 172
has anyone got a copy of the jan 2013 F322 paper ? thanks
Original post by furryface12
If you think you have a bad result, redo it- you have time, and it's better to be accurate. If you start at 0, make sure you put 0.00 as it MUST be to 2dp, or you lose a mark. Finally, practice doing the relevant calculations, as even if you have the wrong results you should get the marks for these :smile:


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ok great, thankyou for your help :smile:
Has anyone done an evaluative on enthalpy of combustion? If not, does anyone have any notes on this because i don't have a textbook :smile:
Reply 175
Anyone has past questions by topics f322? Thx,:smile:....any websites where can find them?
Reply 176
guys, im trying to learn from the book but nothing goes in.

What should i do?
Original post by Joseph-
guys, im trying to learn from the book but nothing goes in.

What should i do?


Try making revision notes or use a revision guide :smile: also make like brainstorms or flash cards or whatever suits you :smile: good luck


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Reply 178
retaking f322 for the 3rd time -.-
Original post by miiroseh
retaking f322 for the 3rd time -.-


That's similar to me, although mine is the first unit -.-


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