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AQA CHEM5 A2 Chemistry - 19th June 2013

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What a terrible paper!!!!. No amount of revision I put in especially the last night would have been good enough. It was too tough beyond words. Any ideas what the grade boundaries might be?
Reply 2441
And yes, the final temperature of the solution when the substance had dissolved in it was 284K.
Original post by temi1234
I got 1:3 ratio for the last question


Me too! :-)

As anybody else get +905 for the Born Haber cycle at the start?
Reply 2443
For the units of the frequency can you get away with putting s I didn't put s-1
What a terrible paper!!!!. No amount of revision I put in especially the last night would have been good enough. It was too tough beyond words. How did you all find it?
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Original post by Anshul91
For the units of the frequency can you get away with putting s I didn't put s-1


No, the units are s^-1 (Hz) not s.
Original post by Anshul91
I don't think anyone is confident enough to make one haha, shows how difficult it was!


True, but if someone has a copy of the paper then that would be most useful. :smile:
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Original post by Anshul91
For the units of the frequency can you get away with putting s I didn't put s-1


No, sorry.
Original post by Cwestby
i think ive dropped about 9marks, will that be okay for an A*?



Yes mate. That should be fine. I just wish I could say the same. The paper was a nightmare. :frown:
Reply 2449
For the transition metal complexes questions, did people write ionic or overall equations?

I wrote both for each reaction because it said write overall equations....
For the aldehyde question, I used hexaaquacobalt (II)and(III), will that be OK?
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Original post by mulac1
I remember equations involving 4Co2+ and 4Co3+...


yes for the catalyst question
Original post by Cwestby
i think ive dropped about 9marks, will that be okay for an A*?


that's enough for 100%
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Original post by Simonthegreat
Yes mate. That should be fine. I just wish I could say the same. The paper was a nightmare. :frown:


it was a lot more difficult than the past papers as i was getting 97ish on all of those
Meh, I think I've dropped about 15 marks. :frown: What grade would that be?
lol wtf was that
Original post by Xiomara
For the aldehyde question, I used hexaaquacobalt (II)and(III), will that be OK?


What was the aldehyde question?
For the reaction demonstrating why MgO was a basic oxide, why was it worth two marks? I hazarded MgO + 2HCl --> MgCl2 + H20, but I'm not sure how it amounts to two marks when the (arguably harder) one with NaOH and P4O10 was only worth 1.


Also, question 7 was probably the most tedious thing I've ever had to do in my life.
Original post by cat-lover
Meh, I think I've dropped about 15 marks. :frown: What grade would that be?


A*
Reply 2459
I think it was quite good, most of the questions came up in the past papers just in a different context, hoping for around 80/100

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