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June 2011 G485-Fields, Particles and Frontiers of Physics

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Reply 1280

Nirgilis

Wow... This thread could be made into a soap opera :rolleyes:

Reply 1281

Preee

Original post by Oh my Ms. Coffey

Am I the only one disappointed with the lack of Quarks/Fundamental particles.

no definitely not! my strongest part :frown:

Reply 1282

cleverbong

Original post by purist66

which question are we on about?

That was question 3.

Reply 1283

purist66

Original post by cleverbong

That was question 3.

which was on? I can't remember! :L

Reply 1284

susan23

Original post by Kidms001

Wow... This thread could be made into a soap opera :rolleyes:

whose mum have you slept with? :tongue:

I joke I joke

i pray for 59=A

Original post by Kalamari Dave

If no one else makes one, i'll print off the paper, do it, and then upload it after my last exam tomorrow :smile:

could you not get a teacher to do it like the person who uploaded the core 4 paper did and then upload it??? that would be better. thanks anyway

Reply 1287

Nirgilis

Original post by susan23

whose mum have you slept with? :tongue:

I joke I joke

.. No plot spoilers :hmmm:

Reply 1288

In the looney bin

Original post by m92singh

I've firmed Nottingham for Mechanical Engineering too :smile:

Ohai there, 95% sure ive got in now, all exams gone well, even with ****ty exam boards :tongue:

Reply 1289

teachercol

I've done the paper - I'll upload my answers this evening.

Reply 1290

Oh my Ms. Coffey

'Commonly used moderators include regular (light) water (roughly 75% of the world's reactors), solid graphite (20% of reactors) and heavy water (5% of reactors).'

Reply 1291

Oh my Ms. Coffey

Original post by teachercol

I've done the paper - I'll upload my answers this evening.

Quote me when you do :flutter:

Reply 1292

purist66

Original post by Oh my Ms. Coffey

'Commonly used moderators include regular (light) water (roughly 75% of the world's reactors), solid graphite (20% of reactors) and heavy water (5% of reactors).'

I said carbon in the last answer...surely that will be allowed because at the end of the day it is solid graphite.

Reply 1293

susan23

Original post by Kidms001

.. No plot spoilers :hmmm:

I just got warned from TSR for confrontational posts. TSR I slept with your mum too!

Reply 1294

rudebwoi93

Original post by anshul96

omg omg dipzzzyyy!!

Lol you ****ing troll :biggrin:

haha "anshul" or should I say Munshul.....

Reply 1295

tommo_lcfc

Original post by teachercol

I've done the paper - I'll upload my answers this evening.

Thanks very much. Are you sure that they are all 100% correct?

Please notify me when you have uploaded it.

Reply 1296

jammydav93

Original post by teachercol

I've done the paper - I'll upload my answers this evening.

Please quote me aswell if you would,

Mant thanks :biggrin:

Reply 1297

Nirgilis

Original post by susan23

I just got warned from TSR for confrontational posts. TSR I slept with your mum too!

Really? From this thread? :eek:

.. The plot thickens :colone:

Reply 1298

RealisticDeity

Original post by teachercol

I've done the paper - I'll upload my answers this evening.

Could you let me know when they are uploaded as well ... thanks
:smile:

Reply 1299

EmperorMustard

Ugh. Well, I think I did real good on the writing parts, and then balls on the electric stuff. Which to be fair is what I expected to happen.

Figured the maximum possible mark i could have got is about 73, thats with generous marking, so probs closer to 60 which should be the b I need.

I think its riduculous and unfair however that some candidates were given more time, and will be sending a very stern email OCR's way, inquiring about how they intend to ensure that the examination is fair to all that took it. Does anybody know what action they took about the D1 paper, if any?