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not too bad, found Q14 harder than i should have tho. What are we thinking for alignment?

Was it 2020 that the current syllabus started? I just want to work out which papers will be fully relevant to us

i hope so. i have no clue how to any of the probability related stuff bc it puts me to sleep. i just end up doin E2 in class when we were doing it

Atar Notes has some revision lectures that can be helpful to go through each topic and remind yourself of what is involved and try some practice questions. Good for exposing big areas of weakness. mcgrathematics has a playlist of ext. 1 topic vids on yt. havent used them much personally but...

Ah right makes sense, thanks

Wait what kind of calculations do you need to do? Like is it just a formula for entropy? I haven't done this stuff for ages so im a bit rusty

Thats good to hear. I guess i was just half expecting at least one question on a really specific topic/theme that throws lots of people of if they didnt prep for it particulaly. But the mod c makes sense, plenty of people had only imaginative ready

Has anyone got an idea of what the alignment will actually look like this year? The past couple of years it has been around 83-85 for a band 6, maybe a bit higher this year seeing there weren't really any crazy questions (aside from mod c discursive)? I got an 86 in trials (top 4th/20, 2023 4...

Basically every year they look at the exam and the overall marks to determine how difficult the test was in comparison to other years. The then look at the band descriptors for the subject, which are basically written explanations of what a student in each band level should be capable of. From...

i doubt that 3 open circles would be needed as its already shown through the dotted circle that that point is not included (i think). But you definitely would not be marked down for it.

my (very limited) understanding is that the main things you need to know about entropy is just how the relationship between change and entropy and change in enthalpy affects spontaneity of reactions (Gibbs free energy). I don't think the course really goes too deep into entropy (i don't think we...

real asf. as soon as a multiple choice question has more than a line of information in the question i'm out

What are we thinking the extended response will be on?