127/90? loool(Original post by Legit)
Yh, i thought it was pretty crap too. Ive never used it and ive scored quiet well.
Unit Mark
1 88/90
2 127/90
3 55/60
6 88/90
I use the revision guide and answer all the questions in the revision guide NOT the CGP one, the actual salters one... If i dont understand the concepts that well I go to the chemical ideas book. but thats only got me borderline A/B grades(Original post by ManPowa)
Can I ask what books do you guys use then? I mean do you just read out of a book and do a couple of past papers or do you make notes, and constantly read them?![]()
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- 01-06-2011 12:49
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- 02-06-2011 10:39
Does anyone know what an alkaline solution of phenol is?
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- 02-06-2011 20:31
(Original post by ManPowa)
Does anyone know what an alkaline solution of phenol is?
Phenol contains an alcohol group, which can be deprotonated, but only under strong alkaline conditions.
I would therefore surmise that an alkaline solution of phenol contains phenoxide ions; the phenol with the H on the OH removed, with the cation of the alkali being attracted to the phenoxide's -ve charge.
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- 05-06-2011 12:46
Does anyone have their CGP book? If you have, then please look at page 92 - colour and the diagram in the middle of the page. I think there's a mistake with electrons in the orbitals. Shouldn't there be 8 arrows in the 3d orbitals ( Ni - (Ar) 3D8, 4S2) and thus when ligands come into effect, split into two different energy levels and so the orbitals go in to 3 and 2 with 6 electrons in the three orbaits and and two electrons in the individual 2 orbitals. ??
There was an exact question in the F335 Jan 2011 paper and it may come up again and i dont want to be confused and get it wrong.
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- 05-06-2011 22:45
(Original post by ManPowa)
Does anyone have their CGP book? If you have, then please look at page 92 - colour and the diagram in the middle of the page. I think there's a mistake with electrons in the orbitals. Shouldn't there be 8 arrows in the 3d orbitals ( Ni - (Ar) 3D8, 4S2) and thus when ligands come into effect, split into two different energy levels and so the orbitals go in to 3 and 2 with 6 electrons in the three orbaits and and two electrons in the individual 2 orbitals. ??
There was an exact question in the F335 Jan 2011 paper and it may come up again and i dont want to be confused and get it wrong.
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- 05-06-2011 23:14
I got a question, is anyone honestly bothering to learn ALL those chemical reactions for Unit 5? I mean seriously... time could be spent improving on what you know/doing exam papers instead of learning all the reagents and conditions for each bloody reaction since AS?
I didn't learn them for January F334, and only lost a 2 marker. -
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- 05-06-2011 23:17
(Original post by ManPowa)
And i think you need an E to get an A overall lol. So basically, you need to fail to pass. Haha but i doubt that, you'll get your usual grade
(Original post by ManPowa)
Can I ask what books do you guys use then? I mean do you just read out of a book and do a couple of past papers or do you make notes, and constantly read them? -
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- 05-06-2011 23:37
(Original post by Legit)
I got a question, is anyone honestly bothering to learn ALL those chemical reactions for Unit 5? I mean seriously... time could be spent improving on what you know/doing exam papers instead of learning all the reagents and conditions for each bloody reaction since AS?
I didn't learn them for January F334, and only lost a 2 marker.
Some are very rarely asked. Such as the dehydration of alcohols and hydration of alkenes. That said they can all come up but the most likely ones to come up are the reactions of arenes.Last edited by limetang; 05-06-2011 at 23:40. -
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- 05-06-2011 23:55
(Original post by limetang)
The typical answer is that you need to know them all. A more realistic answer is that you need to mostly know all the arena reactions, and all the reactions involving oxidation of alcohols carboxylic acids esters and amides.
Some are very rarely asked. Such as the dehydration of alcohols and hydration of alkenes. That said they can all come up but the most likely ones to come up are the reactions of arenes.
Its pointless, I guess I will learn the v. important ones (i.e. Sulfonation/Nitration/Alcohol stuff etc), but Im totally skipping out all the pointless Alkane/Alkene ones. -
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- 06-06-2011 00:04
(Original post by Legit)
OCR are *******s, even real chemists don't need to memorise them; they have the CGP book infront of them.
Its pointless, I guess I will learn the v. important ones (i.e. Sulfonation/Nitration/Alcohol stuff etc), but Im totally skipping out all the pointless Alkane/Alkene ones. -
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- 06-06-2011 00:04
(Original post by tkoki1993)
127/90? loool
I use the revision guide and answer all the questions in the revision guide NOT the CGP one, the actual salters one... If i dont understand the concepts that well I go to the chemical ideas book. but thats only got me borderline A/B grades -
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- 07-06-2011 12:31
Does anyone know where I can find the June and January 2009 past papers? They don't seem to be on the Ocr website...
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- 07-06-2011 13:57
(Original post by Hannah931)
Does anyone know where I can find the June and January 2009 past papers? They don't seem to be on the Ocr website... -
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- 07-06-2011 15:10
Still haven't used storylines yet, lols. May start today?
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- 07-06-2011 19:15
Dont you think this course, OCR SALTERS B is the hardest out of all the specs ive seen? Like the individual investigation completely broke me up and it wasn't worth the bluddy effort of what i put in. How was the individual investigation for you guys? -
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- 07-06-2011 20:53
(Original post by ManPowa)
The first F335 exam was sat in June 2010. Or are you looking for the legacy spec? -
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- 08-06-2011 10:16
(Original post by ManPowa)
HAHA good luck with that. But it is all unapparent information. Its just extra information to confuse you.
Dont you think this course, OCR SALTERS B is the hardest out of all the specs ive seen? Like the individual investigation completely broke me up and it wasn't worth the bluddy effort of what i put in. How was the individual investigation for you guys?
I know!!!!!!! After all my effort I only got 37 raw I was like, whoah wtf!
Grade boundaries better be low this year,
Also is it me or are legacy papers a lot easier than the new specification ones?! -
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- 08-06-2011 11:01
(Original post by Ro27)
Some bits of the spec are ONLY in storylines soo I'm only using it for those specific bits!!!
I know!!!!!!! After all my effort I only got 37 raw I was like, whoah wtf!
Grade boundaries better be low this year,
Also is it me or are legacy papers a lot easier than the new specification ones?!
37 raw marks out of 45 is 82%...or an A... -
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- 08-06-2011 15:52
(Original post by Legit)
I got a C in F334 this January, I have no idea what happened lol.
I never make notes, never have and never will. I just used the CGP book and did all the past papers. I like chemistry, it works for me - maybe thats why. I dunno. -
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