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Original post by libertarian98
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How to determine the order w.r.t. H2, when we do not have fixed values for ICl?


Work out the other orders, work out their changes and then the theoretical effect on the rate. Then look at what the H2 is doing and whether or not that has an additional effect on rate.
Do you want me to have a go or is this enough? Hope this helps!
Original post by CheeseIsVeg
xD

Same... I have 3 exams this week and feel behind for them all, this is my stronger Chemistry exam so I am feeling the pressure to do well :redface:


Consider yourself lucky... I got 4 this week and 2 of them are M1 and Physics...

As for being under pressure, looking at some kittens before the exam might help
Original post by SidTheSloth1
Well go tell that to my physics and chemistry teachers then


xD What are they saying? :s-smilie:
I believe that there are 2 factors into play here
1. The difference between absolute and percentage uncertainty.
2. Burettes can be scaled differently.
Original post by asinghj
Consider yourself lucky... I got 4 this week and 2 of them are M1 and Physics...

As for being under pressure, looking at some kittens before the exam might help


I do :redface: I really do, anything but M1 :cry2: You poor individual :console:

awwwwwwwwwww <3
Original post by CheeseIsVeg
xD What are they saying? :s-smilie:
I believe that there are 2 factors into play here
1. The difference between absolute and percentage uncertainty.
2. Burettes can be scaled differently.


afaik absolute uncertainty has only been taught on physics, so percentage is half the smallest measurement over your result?
Original post by alde123
I'm stuck on the question below:


Which reaction is not used to make a Hess cycle for the following reaction?

C2H4(g) + H2O(l) C2H5OH(l)

A - fH ethanol
B - cH ethene
C - cH hydrogen
D - fH ethene

Mark-scheme: fH ethanol fH ethane cH hydrogen = rH so B is the correct answer
I have some difficulty understanding Hess' cycles. Can someone please explain the answer.

Thanks


Anyone?
Original post by SidTheSloth1
afaik absolute uncertainty has only been taught on physics, so percentage is half the smallest measurement over your result?


It may only be taught in physics (same here mate (nothing in chemistry)) but it can still be applied to chemistry
The same principles exist
This is the same with markschemes...?
Fingers crossed it'll tell you lol
Original post by CheeseIsVeg
Work out the other orders, work out their changes and then the theoretical effect on the rate. Then look at what the H2 is doing and whether or not that has an additional effect on rate.
Do you want me to have a go or is this enough? Hope this helps!


Oh that's simple! Thank you for quick reply! :smile:
Original post by libertarian98
Oh that's simple! Thank you for quick reply! :smile:


No problems, best of luck!
Original post by CheeseIsVeg
I have physical chemistry, D1 and Paper 1 Physics this week :redface:
Next week is C3, C4, physics Paper 2 and synthesis and analysis :s-smilie:
:shot:

Heyy CheeseIsVeg long time no see. Were you off TSR for some time? 😊

Omg that's brutal Chemistry and Physics in the same week twice. I don't know how I would've dealt with that if I continued Physics from AS. Hope you'll be prepared enough for the exams tho.
Original post by CheeseIsVeg
I do :redface: I really do, anything but M1 :cry2: You poor individual :console:

awwwwwwwwwww <3


aww you are wonderful.. which exams do you have this week if you dont mind me asking
Original post by gi9002
i got that question wrong too on the sample paper, i think its just using the basic knowledge of nitrogen has one lone pair and 3 bond pairs so is a triagonal pyramidal shaped so 107. I think we just started over thinking lol. how did you find biology?


Hard!!! I hope this isn't the same
Original post by Dynamic_Vicz
Heyy CheeseIsVeg long time no see. Were you off TSR for some time? 😊

Omg that's brutal Chemistry and Physics in the same week twice. I don't know how I would've dealt with that if I continued Physics from AS. Hope you'll be prepared enough for the exams tho.


Mr Vincz!!! :jumphug: I was :sadnod: Did you miss me? xD

:s-smilie: I'm dying if that answers your question :ahee:

Original post by asinghj
aww you are wonderful.. which exams do you have this week if you dont mind me asking

No, you! :hugs:
I have physical chemistry tomorrow, D1 the morning after and Paper 1 Physics the morning after that :O
Please accept this cat and duck :loveduck: image after that gorgeous kitten :love: :emog:
duck and cat.jpg

Original post by alde123
Anyone?

To be honest, I haven't a clue :indiff:
Reply 593
I'm really stuck on this buffers question.

What equation do I need to make to find the equilibrium concentrations of HA and A- ?

I got HA as 0.5 and A- as 1.25 when A- is meant to be 1.5 :frown:

2C2H5COOH + Mg ------ (C2H5COO)2 Mg + H2
Original post by CheeseIsVeg
Mr Vincz!!! :jumphug: I was :sadnod: Did you miss me? xD

:s-smilie: I'm dying if that answers your question :ahee:


No, you! :hugs:
I have physical chemistry tomorrow, D1 the morning after and Paper 1 Physics the morning after that :O
Please accept this cat and duck :loveduck: image after that gorgeous kitten :love: :emog:
duck and cat.jpg


To be honest, I haven't a clue :indiff:


Of course. It felt like something was missing on TSR :redface:.

Yeah it's an answer. Aww cheer up!
Original post by CheeseIsVeg
Mr Vincz!!! :jumphug: I was :sadnod: Did you miss me? xD

:s-smilie: I'm dying if that answers your question :ahee:


No, you! :hugs:
I have physical chemistry tomorrow, D1 the morning after and Paper 1 Physics the morning after that :O
Please accept this cat and duck :loveduck: image after that gorgeous kitten :love: :emog:
duck and cat.jpg


To be honest, I haven't a clue :indiff:


Awww that is so cute! :cry2: I'm in love :colondollar:... What are their names?

And are you doing AQA for physics?
Original post by Dynamic_Vicz
Of course. It felt like something was missing on TSR :redface:.

Yeah it's an answer. Aww cheer up!


Awh :redface: I'm sure it didn't but that's sweet of you to say :cube:

xD ah I will come July :s-smilie:
Original post by asinghj
Awww that is so cute! :cry2: I'm in love :colondollar:... What are their names?

And are you doing AQA for physics?


Ikr :heart: aw :hugs: I don't know, ask the internet? :colondollar:

Yes! :five: Snapsies?
Original post by CheeseIsVeg
Awh :redface: I'm sure it didn't but that's sweet of you to say :cube:

xD ah I will come July :s-smilie:


Oh but it did. At least you're hear now! :biggrin:

That's good to hear. Hang on do your exams extend to July?
Original post by AAls
I'm really stuck on this buffers question.

What equation do I need to make to find the equilibrium concentrations of HA and A- ?

I got HA as 0.5 and A- as 1.25 when A- is meant to be 1.5 :frown:

2C2H5COOH + Mg ------ (C2H5COO)2 Mg + H2


Hey let's take a look! Looks like a horrible question xD
What are you thinking so far?

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