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Original post by alevels2k15
The Avogadro constant is 6.0 x 1023 mol–1.
The number of atoms in1 mol of dinitrogen tetroxide, N2O4, is
A 3.6 × 1024
B 1.8 × 1024
C 6.0 × 1023
D 1.0 × 1023

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Are you sure it's not A? Cus I've also got A.. 6 atoms and cos it's 1 mol, the avogadro constant should stay the same, so
Unparseable latex formula:

6 \times 6.0 \times 10 ^2^3

In the mark scheme, why is there 2 different ways of calculating percentage error? eg. if it's ±0.5\pm 0.5 u'll have to multiple by 2 2 I guess? then divide by 100100
Original post by FluffyCherry
In the mark scheme, why is there 2 different ways of calculating percentage error? eg. if it's ±0.5\pm 0.5 u'll have to multiple by 2 2 I guess? then divide by 100100


hi the question is wrong it june 2013 question 7 edexcel paper
Original post by FluffyCherry
Are you sure it's not A? Cus I've also got A.. 6 atoms and cos it's 1 mol, the avogadro constant should stay the same, so
Unparseable latex formula:

6 \times 6.0 \times 10 ^2^3



yes it is A
Original post by FluffyCherry
In the mark scheme, why is there 2 different ways of calculating percentage error? eg. if it's ±0.5\pm 0.5 u'll have to multiple by 2 2 I guess? then divide by 100100


can tell me the question because I always get those question wrong
Original post by Shadowfire123
can tell me the question because I always get those question wrong


It's in the edexcel MAY 2013 paper, question 21 (c)
When 0.1 mol of atoms of an element reacts with chlorine,?there is an increase in mass of 7.1 g. please explain the element could be: carbon sodium magnesium aluminium
Original post by FluffyCherry
It's in the edexcel MAY 2013 paper, question 21 (c)


how would you work it out
Original post by FluffyCherry
When 0.1 mol of atoms of an element reacts with chlorine,?there is an increase in mass of 7.1 g. please explain the element could be: carbon sodium magnesium aluminium



you do 7.1 over 35.5 which gives you 0.2 mol this mean that its 1 -2 ratio between the element and chlorine now find which one it is

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Original post by Shadowfire123
you do 7.1 over 35.5 which gives you 0.2 mol this mean that its 1 -2 ratio between the element and chlorine now find which one it is

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Hey could you explain to me cis trana isomerism. idk how to look at it. The bottom and top or the left hand side to right hand side
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I said bring the tube lower and have the tube go directly into the tube.. idk and another point?
Original post by Shadowfire123
how would you work it out


0.5 x 2 x 100.

you times 100 because in the question it says plus or minus 0.5.
Then divide by 11, cus of the temperature rise, which is also mentioned in the question.
Original post by Dinaa
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I said bring the tube lower and have the tube go directly into the tube.. idk and another point?


Do u have the markscheme?
Could anyone list the calculations for unit 1 (edexcel)
Original post by Dinaa
Hey could you explain to me cis trana isomerism. idk how to look at it. The bottom and top or the left hand side to right hand side


cis is like scissors they are together on one side
and trans is when they are different side
Original post by FluffyCherry
0.5 x 2 x 100.

you times 100 because in the question it says plus or minus 0.5.
Then divide by 11, cus of the temperature rise, which is also mentioned in the question.


why did you multiply it by 2
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Original post by FluffyCherry
Do u have the markscheme?

Nope
Original post by Shadowfire123
cis is like scissors they are together on one side
and trans is when they are different side


And oh great so sides left and right! Ty
Good luck everyone!!! :top:

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Original post by Dinaa
Nope


And oh great so sides left and right! Ty


meaning trans they are opposite sides
and cis they are on the same sides
Original post by C0balt
Good luck everyone!!! :top:

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thanks you too did you di june 2014 IAL paper

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