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Reply 1

What do you mean tomorrow?

Reply 2

dimz
Hey guys, whos doing this paper tommorow and what are your thoughts.

Are you talking about module 4?

Reply 3

ouch...module 5 is LONG LONG and LONG!..SECTION B IS HUGEEEEEEEEE!!!...but module 4 is nice..already have a B hoping to push that up to a strong A....and..module 6 well i havnt even started...i hope retaking my AS will help me save time...(kinda not feeling good about this one)

Reply 4

Maestor
ouch...module 5 is LONG LONG and LONG!..SECTION B IS HUGEEEEEEEEE!!!...but module 4 is nice..already have a B hoping to push that up to a strong A....and..module 6 well i havnt even started...i hope retaking my AS will help me save time...(kinda not feeling good about this one)


I feel exactly the same, section B can be based on anything we've done over the past two years and thats kind of scary to think about since I've forgotten most of the things we did. I retook module 3 on Wednesday and hopefully that'll push my grade up or made it stay the same incase I slip in module 5 or 6. By the way did anyone find last years exam paper for module 5 hard? The grade boundaries were pretty low.

Reply 5

For some very weird reason my marks have increased from module 1 where I got 70% to module 4 where I got 86%......but 5 and 6 I can only get C's in at the moment. If you were to relearn all of module 4 you could probably get half marks on module 5 and 75% on module 6.

Get a synoptic paper and count which are the calculation questions and so on, and it appears to be the same in most papers. Im only really loosing marks becaue of transition metal chemistry.

Reply 6

lol i cant do them either!!..well i havnt really tried tackling them yet...i can do entropy though

Reply 7

naf and h2so4?

Reply 8

All undergo a displacement reaction to produce the hydrogen halide (HCl, HBr, HI) and the sodium salt (Na2SO4)

However only HBr and HI then go on to do a redox reaction...

HBr produces SO2 and Br2 as redox products
HI produces SO2, S, H2S and I2 as redox products

It's best to work out the equations for the redox reactions by constructing half-equations and then combining them

(look back at your module 2 notes for more info)

Reply 9

notes for module 2, will this help? http://thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=399131

Reply 10

dimz
thanks guys!, one question, any one got any tips on born haber cycles?


I don't think we can give you any specific tips on how to work out born Haber cycles, but my way of revising for them is just practicing questions again and again and then see if there's a pattern in working them out.

Reply 11

there like 10 of them..o well..ill get around it sooner or later

Reply 12

I think the majority of the time they want you to name different stages in the cycle. Thats at least better than drawing a whole cycle (jinxed it now)
Got a question about colours
the equation DeltaE=hv
I know h is the Planck's constant and v is frequency of light absorbed
But is DeltaE like the change in energy of the electrons from the ground state to the excited state?

Reply 13

Fe2+ = yup
Fe3+ = yup
Al3+ = yup
Co+ = yup
Cr3+ = yup (can appear green)
Cu2+ = yup

Reply 14

I thought Cr3+ was blue/violet but can appear green?
Hmm

Reply 15

no cr3+= ruby

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Reply 17

I'm so scared about mods 5 & 6!
They seem so hard!
One bonus is that at least you get two hours for mod 5, but there is so much to learn.
Anyone how a good way to remember the colours of different metal ions?

Reply 18

unit 6 is so effing hard.

Reply 19

I know :frown: Highest I've got so far is 24/40, I then go back and check through with the right answers, and most of the time I can't even figure out how they got the answer they did!