Chemistry ocr gateway gcse tomorrow

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mxskaan

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Original post by Wolfram Alpha

I.46?

Got that too

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Wolfram Alpha

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Original post by mxskaan

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Good. What did you write for the testing and development of drugs question?
I wrote it might be difficult to test drugs on animals due to legislation that ban animal testing so using a computer model is inaccurate increasing the likelihood of unknown and dangerous side effects. But really, I don't think my answer answered the question. My other reason was each person is different thus reacts differently to certain drigs so a safe drug cannot be guaranteed.

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GoodGirlFaith

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Given how crap I am at chemistry, I actually think that went quite well, except for the last 6 marker. I was so happy for eutrophication and even more happy that there was no electrolysis. Though the polymer one on the first page was ridiculous, there was like no space 😠

Reply 23

ellamoon_22

OP

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http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=4155809&p=65636231#post65636231

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mxskaan

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Original post by Wolfram Alpha

Good. What did you write for the testing and development of drugs question?
I wrote it might be difficult to test drugs on animals due to legislation that ban animal testing so using a computer model is inaccurate increasing the likelihood of unknown and dangerous side effects. But really, I don't think my answer answered the question. My other reason was each person is different thus reacts differently to certain drigs so a safe drug cannot be guaranteed.

Yeah I went the complete opposite route and talked about how you need specialist scientists and years worth of testing because of strict regulations. I hope they accept a range of answers! Your answer seems more logical.

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bantaleg

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didn't like the last 6 marker about how to get a drug from a flipping leaf

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MKaur18

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What is the correct incomplete combustion equation?

Reply 27

MKaur18

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Original post by bantaleg

didn't like the last 6 marker about how to get a drug from a flipping leaf

Most of my class mates and I didn't like it either.

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leopard923

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Original post by mxskaan

Yeah I went the complete opposite route and talked about how you need specialist scientists and years worth of testing because of strict regulations. I hope they accept a range of answers! Your answer seems more logical.

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I did the same as you! I said you have to test 1000's of compounds in order to find a suitable one as there are strict pharmaceutical laws. Also, raw materials are often rare an costly. :smile:

Reply 29

annahendersonnn

Hi can you please email me the 2015 paper please

Chemistry ocr gateway gcse tomorrow

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