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OCR Chemistry A F325 Equilibria, Energetics and Elements Wed 13 June 2012

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Reply 260
Original post by otrivine
so would i get full marks or not?


I'd say 2 or 3 marks, because some things weren't that clear - don't hate me though! Have you done F325 past papers?
Original post by Cath-ay
I'd say 2 or 3 marks, because some things weren't that clear - don't hate me though! Have you done F325 past papers?

yes and i got full marks for these types of question cause u get a mark for writing the equation second mark for saying moving to left then third mark for moving to right?
Original post by Cath-ay
I'd say 2 or 3 marks, because some things weren't that clear - don't hate me though! Have you done F325 past papers?


yes and i got full marks for these types of question cause u get a mark for writing the equation second mark for saying moving to left then third mark for moving to right?
Reply 263
Original post by Dan12
I made it up, think about it if you add Na to phenol you'll form phenol and conjugate base (phenoxide). It's a synoptic question.


Oh I see, aren't buffer solutions produced using a weak acid and it's salt? It'd make more sense if it was benzoic acid :tongue:
Original post by Cath-ay
Is that from an actual paper?
Since when can you make a buffer solution from an alcohol :/ do tell...


Phenol is not an alcohol!!! It acts as a weak acid, whereas benzene... Erm doesn't :P


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Reply 265
Original post by Cath-ay
Oh I see, aren't buffer solutions produced using a weak acid and it's salt? It'd make more sense if it was benzoic acid :tongue:


phenol is a weak acid and to form the salt you add Na.
Reply 266
Original post by otrivine
yes and i got full marks for these types of question cause u get a mark for writing the equation second mark for saying moving to left then third mark for moving to right?


Er yeah usually. But if it's worth 5 marks they'd like you to say that the H+ reacts with the alkali and CH3CHOHCOO- reacts with the acid.
Original post by Cath-ay
Er yeah usually. But if it's worth 5 marks they'd like you to say that the H+ reacts with the alkali and CH3CHOHCOO- reacts with the acid.


yes true :wink: can i have more
Reply 268
Original post by Dan12
phenol is a weak acid and to form the salt you add Na.


Oh dear, I deserve a fail in unit 4 not an A, haha. I shall shut up before a make an even more fool of myself.
Thanks for pointing that out though. Need to go over unit 4.
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Reply 269
Original post by otrivine
yes true :wink: can i have more


Which has a more exothermic LE and why?
MgI2 or NaI
Original post by Cath-ay
Which has a more exothermic LE and why?
MgI2 or NaI


MgI because it has a smaller atomic radius and has a greater charge density than NaI therefore more energy is needed to break bonds
Reply 271
Original post by otrivine
MgI because it has a smaller atomic radius and has a greater charge density than NaI therefore more energy is needed to break bonds


Must say that Mg2+ has the smaller ionic radius and greater charge density - not MgI2 as it's a compound. Also Mg2+ has a greater attraction to I- rather than bond breaking.
My advice is to look at the MS more carefully, especially the additional info column.
Original post by Cath-ay
Must say that Mg2+ has the smaller ionic radius and greater charge density - not MgI2 as it's a compound. Also Mg2+ has a greater attraction to I- rather than bond breaking.
My advice is to look at the MS more carefully, especially the additional info column.


I wanted to say these but just did short form with key words only but in exam I am going to write those
More please
Reply 273
Original post by otrivine
I wanted to say these but just did short form with key words only but in exam I am going to write those
More please


Mkay, I have to go to bed now - long day lol. Tomorrow?
Original post by Cath-ay
Mkay, I have to go to bed now - long day lol. Tomorrow?


Yes sure :wink: and tomorrow I am more fresh for new questions :wink: thank you :smile:
Original post by silver0
I'm basically doing similar revision to you, and I hope to finish this week then concentrate on past papers next week :smile: damn this unit is hard...


:smile: It feels like i'm sitting more of a maths exam, been looking through my notes and it's all calculations except for transition metals, dreading that topic :s
Original post by mathsclown
:smile: It feels like i'm sitting more of a maths exam, been looking through my notes and it's all calculations except for transition metals, dreading that topic :s


do u want to revise?:wink:
Reply 277
Original post by mathsclown
:smile: It feels like i'm sitting more of a maths exam, been looking through my notes and it's all calculations except for transition metals, dreading that topic :s


Yes me too! i do so badly in the maths questions, the questions can be really weird and confussing and then I don't really know how to go about it and aswer the question...

Original post by otrivine
do u want to revise?:wink:


If you're good at the maths questions you could explain them more if you want :wink:
Original post by silver0
Yes me too! i do so badly in the maths questions, the questions can be really weird and confussing and then I don't really know how to go about it and aswer the question...



If you're good at the maths questions you could explain them more if you want :wink:

sure like what for example which part in particular ?
Reply 279
Original post by otrivine
sure like what for example which part in particular ?


Well I don't think I'm very good at titration questions, and I missed the entropy lessons so I'm still confused on how to do the free energy calculations like finding the minimum temperature..
I don't know how you could help me, as it might be tricky on here haha, I'm close to doing more revision on these topics anyway

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