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OCR A2 CHEMISTRY F324 and F325- 14th and 22nd June 2016- OFFICIAL THREAD

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Original post by KB_97
For the PLA question I wrote about how it can be hydrolysed in the body and then hydrogen bond with water molecules because of the polar cooh and oh group on lactic acid. I completely forgot about it being photodegradable too. Oh god..


Last I checked there's not a lot of light inside your body...
Can one of the Admins create a voting radio buttons things so we can all vote on what the A grade boundary will be please??
For the percentage yield question I got something like 7.26 g

Omds I feel like I'm the only one who failed this paper

It was easy but I made so many silly mistakes :frown: I'm so upset now
Original post by Yazmin123
why?


I got nh3+ too. It's acid hydrolysis.
I didn't put photodegradable. I thought about it but photodegradation didn't seem to mesh with the dissolving.

I said that the ester linkages were hydrolysed and the lactic acid dissolved in water due to OH and COOH groups.
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Original post by KB_97
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I got this for the last question. Compound J I think. Anybody else get this?


YES!
2 points at the chromatogram: I write 2 of 3 amino acids have same functional groups, similar adsorption ability, similar distance travel, they will overlap. stitches: I have only written that PLA can undergo hydrolysis to form lactic acid. PLA is solid in rtp because of its long branch and lactic acid is a liquid. NMR of amine: splitting is doublet, quartet of triplets, doublet. Gonna be all wrong I guess......
Original post by Sahil_
Was there 3 chiral carbons for tripeptide, 2 on the middle carbon of the amino acids apart from glycine and 1 on the R group for the aminoacid with the long r group?


yes, there were 3 chiral carbons for the tripeptide :smile:
Original post by KB_97
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I got this for the last question. Compound J I think. Anybody else get this?


Yeah thats what i got too, have 9 in the proton environment of a singlet so had to be this.
Original post by Yazmin123
why?


As they specifically specified HCL, you had to write NH3 Cl or NH3+ Cl-...

I knew a lot of people would miss that out.
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Original post by izaa29
For the percentage yield question I got something like 7.26 g

Omds I feel like I'm the only one who failed this paper

It was easy but I made so many silly mistakes :frown: I'm so upset now




I got that aswell :frown:
Wait you guys... was there a benzene question comparing reactivities? There's one every year but i don't remember there being one this year? UM
Original post by GillyTheGhillie
Last I checked there's not a lot of light inside your body...


Not but it was for stitches. And your skin is exposed to uv from sunlight so...idk. I didn't put it down so I hope the answer isn't that it's photodegradable.
well there we go then - seems like a name check on hydrogen bonding is needed for 3/3, 1 down already for me lol
gotdamn H bonds :'((
Original post by KB_97
I got nh3+ too. It's acid hydrolysis.


yeah exactly!
Was compound J (CH3)3C=oCH3
Grade Boundary predictions?
Original post by hw22
I got that aswell :frown:


I got 2.66 g, so did a few people i know
Easy paper. 49/60 for an A? A* idk
unofficial mark scheme anyone?

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