I don't think they can make the boundary higher than 80% raw marks anyway can they?(Original post by super121)
No, really don't think it's gonna be that high. A few question caught some people out and i'm sure lots more marks were lost due to silly mistakes. Also, we only make up a small minority of the people that took this exam
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(Original post by krisshP)
It said ALL products are useful so 100% atom economy. It was a 1 mark question, so it should require zero working out anyway. -
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- 04-06-2013 18:22
(Original post by super121)
I agree with you, I only know because i've done F334 and F335 -
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- 04-06-2013 18:23
(Original post by Baymmm)
what did people put for the question that asked about the type of bond breaking or something? I couldn't work out if it was asking for photodissociation or homolytic bond fission, so put photodissociation causes homolytic bond fission -
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- 04-06-2013 18:23
(Original post by juniorx)
i haven't even done f335 yet. this is supposed to be an as exam!!!
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- 04-06-2013 18:23
(Original post by super121)
I agree with you, I only know because i've done F334 and F335 -
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- 04-06-2013 18:23
(Original post by Davelittle)
I don't think they can make the boundary higher than 80% raw marks anyway can they? -
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- 04-06-2013 18:24
(Original post by cyberphilic_9999)
so nitrite is correct right? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nitrite first line, can't believe i guessed that!!!!!!!!!!!
you probably will still get one mark -
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- 04-06-2013 18:24
(Original post by Davelittle)
I don't think they can make the boundary higher than 80% raw marks anyway can they?
(Original post by juniorx)
i know i thought it was strange how they only gave one line. The ****ing thing though is i knew that they were alll useful products but i still thought they were specifically on about the chlorine
I started working it out, then saw it was 1 mark, and the I remembered whenever they ask about electrolysis its 100% so just chucked it down,, no worries, you'll be fine -
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- 04-06-2013 18:24
What did everyone get for the inorganic product of the electrophilic addition Q2 i think.. i put H20.. :/
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(Original post by Davelittle)
I don't think they can make the boundary higher than 80% raw marks anyway can they? -
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- 04-06-2013 18:25
(Original post by tigerz)
>.< Dreading that haha!
Oh well I haven't made too many silly mistakes which is a relief, I messed up f331 because of silly mistakes haha
Silly mistakes is so common throughout chemistry because of the rigid mark scheme tbh; I wouldn't worry though, so long as you know you've done the best you can -
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(Original post by juniorx)
i know i thought it was strange how they only gave one line. The ****ing thing though is i knew that they were alll useful products but i still thought they were specifically on about the chlorine
cant believe it -
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- 04-06-2013 18:25
(Original post by super121)
No, really don't think it's gonna be that high. A few question caught some people out and i'm sure lots more marks were lost due to silly mistakes. Also, we only make up a small minority of the people that took this exam -
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- 04-06-2013 18:25
(Original post by krisshP)
Can you sue OCR salters for that? I hate them. -
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- 04-06-2013 18:26
The highest the grade boundaries have gone was 80% for an A, which is 80/100. It is normally 70-80 for an A.
In January 2013 you had to get only 72/100 for an A, and it was an easier paper than this! -
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(Original post by Davelittle)
I don't think they can make the boundary higher than 80% raw marks anyway can they? -
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- 04-06-2013 18:26
(Original post by super121)
I think they can, it depends on how the cohort did as a whole (but I don't think they'll be that high) -
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- 04-06-2013 18:27
(Original post by abzy1234)
Imagine how I'm feeling! Petrified for the F335 exam next Wednesday
Silly mistakes is so common throughout chemistry because of the rigid mark scheme tbh; I wouldn't worry though, so long as you know you've done the best you can
Exactly the mark scheme is ridiculous at times >.< -
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- 04-06-2013 18:27
(Original post by krisshP)
Can you sue OCR salters for that? I hate them.
You could have worked it out as you would normally, the oxidation state of nitrogen in NO2- is +3, so it would be Nitrate (III)
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