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Reply 40
jjkkll
no the reaction was endothermic

the reactants have less energy thn the products

realy but the doesnt that mean energy is given of as heat?
Reply 41
it takes in energy from the surroundings
Reply 42
I put Gravity and Outward expansion

will i get the mark????????
no it was endothermic.

It had more energy at the end because the line was higher up the y axis!

this is the energy kept for holding new bonds
Reply 44
style
realy but the doesnt that mean energy is given of as heat?


no that's exothermic :smile: The one with the graph was endothermic.
Reply 45
what was the answer to the one about the sun and what will happen at the end of its stable part of its life cycle, i put that it would expand and cool at a extremely fast rate, into a red giant, due to a lack of hydrogen. is this correct?
jjkkll
I put Gravity and Outward expansion

will i get the mark????????


dunno was it 1 or 2 marks.

Gravity is right and it is outward expansion from heat so i dunno?

I just put heat
Reply 47
Student070707
I was glad eutrification came up and although it was minimal; the star cycle.

Bit annoyed that calculations didnt come up. Except the stupidly easy one about Mr!!!


was the answer 111?
Reply 48
are you sure? because=i took away the energy needed to make the bonds away from the energy needed to make the bonds and got 400 and something, i though for endothermic you would have gotten a negative number?:confused:
for the two forces of the sun qestion did anyone else put: weight and gravity?
Reply 50
:rolleyes:
style
haha same here although mine answer wasnt as intelligent sounding as yours i just said developement that doesnt harm or damage the enviroment.

what did you get for that energy graphy with X , y and z?
was it that the reaction was exothermic?


I put endothermic reaction as reactants have less energy then products

X= amount of energy need to break water molecules
Y= amount of energy needed to break diatomic oxygen and hydrogen bonds
Z= proving it was endothermic reaction

I hope that's right....:rolleyes:
Iankk
what was the answer to the one about the sun and what will happen at the end of its stable part of its life cycle, i put that it would expand and cool at a extremely fast rate, into a red giant, due to a lack of hydrogen. is this correct?


It cools and contracts (red giant)

Can either become a white then black dwarf

or

secondary generation star/solar system

with neutron star or black hole
Reply 52
damm and i was so sure i was right!
around 2 mrks lost
Reply 53
style
are you sure? because=i took away the energy needed to make the bonds away from the energy needed to make the bonds and got 400 and something, i though for endothermic you would have gotten a negative number?:confused:


Nope endothermic is positive number sorry :s-smilie:

Only like 2 marks though, doubt it will affect your whole paper. :smile:
fahmiaziz
was the answer 111?


Yh i got that :biggrin:
Reply 55
Kt.b
:rolleyes:

I put endothermic reaction as reactants have less energy then products

X= amount of energy need to break water molecules
Y= amount of energy needed to break diatomic oxygen and hydrogen bonds
Z= proving it was endothermic reaction

I hope that's right....:rolleyes:


I think Y was the amount of energy released when the bonds were formed, since it went down. Well that's what I put anyway!
Reply 56
Student070707
It cools and contracts (red dwarf)

Can either become a white then black dwarf

or

secondary generation star/solar system

with neutron star or black hole

a black dwarf whats that? i just put that an averaged sized star like our sun would expand into a red giant and then become a white dwarf
Reply 57
Kt.b
I put gravitational attraction and outward force of nuclear fusion :biggrin:


Yhh!!:biggrin: I put gravitational attraction and nuclear fusion processes. There wasn't very much space to write anything more.

What did you guys get for the question how is energy stored in grass or something like that??:cool: :rolleyes:
Reply 58
Garfield
for the two forces of the sun qestion did anyone else put: weight and gravity?


No, it was the forces of gravitational attraction inwards and the outward forces of expansion due to the nuclear reactions and temperature rise. I doubt you'll get the mark since it was only 1 mark and you needed to get both right; weight isn't right.
Reply 59
Student070707
It cools and contracts (red dwarf)

Can either become a white then black dwarf

or

secondary generation star/solar system

with neutron star or black hole



i dont believe that's right, forgive me if i'm wrong but i have just checked my AQA final exam book and on page 83 it says after a main sequence it turns into a red giant

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