meh... it was ok just kinda confusing. what abt u? what did u get for the complex ion for q 1 and also the organic compound on that nmr question??
For the nmr one, I got the ester, and then 2 carboxylic acids, the nmr showed the acid with a methyl group displaying proton symmetry. For the complex ion, I think it was copper or cobalt. What did u put?
For the nmr one, I got the ester, and then 2 carboxylic acids, the nmr showed the acid with a methyl group displaying proton symmetry. For the complex ion, I think it was copper or cobalt. What did u put?
yeah nmr i got ester but i put diol & carboxylic acid complex ion i got copper but what did u get for the anion? it looked like chromate to me but that feels completely wrong
yeah nmr i got ester but i put diol & carboxylic acid complex ion i got copper but what did u get for the anion? it looked like chromate to me but that feels completely wrong.
I think I got the first question wrong, because copper is NEVER green......, the anion I think I put ammonium but most likely that is wrong. But definitely, the colours in the table specified chromium. But how can the compound have more than one metal? Not diol tho, coz they said reacts with carbonate to form CO2.
I think I got the first question wrong, because copper is NEVER green......, the anion I think I put ammonium but most likely that is wrong. But definitely, the colours in the table specified chromium. But how can the compound have more than one metal?
yeah nmr i got ester but i put diol & carboxylic acid complex ion i got copper but what did u get for the anion? it looked like chromate to me but that feels completely wrong
Also, what did you put for the rate question regarding the student accidentally adding an extra 0.5cm3 of bromate.
I think I got the first question wrong, because copper is NEVER green......, the anion I think I put ammonium but most likely that is wrong. But definitely, the colours in the table specified chromium. But how can the compound have more than one metal? Not diol tho, coz they said reacts with carbonate to form CO2.
it was definitely copper. it said that the anion turned green not the cation so thats why it was the chromate anion. ik it was weird. yeah ik i got it wrong for the carboxylic acid. i said that the student would still b able to use that sample of 8.5 bromate bc its a constant and but they need to keep the other reactants/total volume constant (something along those lines). what did u put? and also what did u put for why phenol was used in the experiment
it was definitely copper. it said that the anion turned green not the cation so thats why it was the chromate anion. ik it was weird. yeah ik i got it wrong for the carboxylic acid. i said that the student would still b able to use that sample of 8.5 bromate bc its a constant and but they need to keep the other reactants/total volume constant (something along those lines). what did u put? and also what did u put for why phenol was used in the experiment
Yeah, but you had to get the complex ion structure right as well. For the bromate one, I said that the student could use it since the total v should remain constant, and the graph data points can still be accurately plotted. For the phenol one, I said for the indicator to turn yellow in alkaline, so that the change to red colour upon addition of acid will be easier to observe. What abt u?
Yeah, but you had to get the complex ion structure right as well. For the bromate one, I said that the student could use it since the total v should remain constant, and the graph data points can still be accurately plotted. For the phenol one, I said for the indicator to turn yellow in alkaline, so that the change to red colour upon addition of acid will be easier to observe. What abt u?
wdym the complex ion structure? i cant remember the questions correctly but ik i put cu as the cation and Cr2O7 2- as the anion. basically same for phenol
wdym the complex ion structure? i cant remember the questions correctly but ik i put cu as the cation and Cr2O7 2- as the anion. basically same for phenol
Yeah that was my anion too but I put cobalt as the cation unfortunately. What did you put for the 1m question where they asked to draw a graph for reaction conc vs time. My graph was linear so I put first order.
Yeah that was my anion too but I put cobalt as the cation unfortunately. What did you put for the 1m question where they asked to draw a graph for reaction conc vs time. My graph was linear so I put first order.
no, that anion is wrong. It should be CrO4- but I am not sure
no, that anion is wrong. It should be CrO4- but I am not sure
ok we will see i cant remmeber the question very well anymore so you might be right, who knows. for the graph i also got a (positive) linear one so i put first order but for my justification i wrote about how when the conc of the reactant doubles so does the rate. what did u put? also what did u put for theb hazard of the phenol experiment and how to lower the risk? also did u do paper5?
ok we will see i cant remmeber the question very well anymore so you might be right, who knows. for the graph i also got a (positive) linear one so i put first order but for my justification i wrote about how when the conc of the reactant doubles so does the rate. what did u put? also what did u put for theb hazard of the phenol experiment and how to lower the risk? also did u do paper5?
For the first order justification, they wanted to state the assumption for which this was valid. What did you write for that one, I wrote that the concentration of reactant is assumed to not be limiting. The hazard would be corrosive, so I said wear gloves, since the question only stated wear goggles and lab coat. I did paper 5, it was HARD.