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AS Chemistry practical assessment (OCR) tips??

I have a practical assessment coming up soon, and since practicals are my biggest weakness in chemistry, does anyone have any tips/advice on approaching these assessments? I am particularly interested in advice on the qualitative task (e.g. which topics should I revise, how I should approach questions etc).

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Reply 2

PhRose

i am looking for exactly the same info and i posted a question too on this but no one bothered replying
but what I can tell u is that a found this link for a specimen paper have a go at going through the paper
http://www.ocr.org.uk/Images/70645-unit-f323-practical-skills-in-chemistry-1-qualitative-task-specimen.pdf

Reply 3

bobbricks

Original post by PhRose

Thanks, that was useful- my assessment is in 2 days! :redface:

Reply 4

bobbricks

If a precipitate forms, then do we write "a yellow precipitate forms" or "a yellow precipitate forms in the new blue solution" (if let's say the colour of the liquid turns blue with a yellow precipitate forming)?