Chemistry Predictions/Thoughts (1 Viewer)

[geug]

You were given a mass spec and asked which produced the peak at 43 or something

oh aight I was being a little paranoid but if its just a mass spec suuurely I didnt make some buggin mistake or some shit

 

[Goldattacker40000]

You were given a mass spec and asked which produced the peak at 43 or something

Ohhhhh. I don't remember which letter I chose but it was the one where the + was on the first ion because that was what was detected

 

[geug]

Anyone recall Q32-35 pre three of them were the piston eq graph shit, Mg2+ calc and the titration but literally recollection of the other one

 

[Jane Mao]

For question 20, why is it D (which was a value) considering that was a static equilibrium?
like doesn’t N2 + 2O2 -> 2NO2
So NO2 isn’t going to decompose?

 

[jc7726]

solutions from conquer to the scuffed incomplete paper

i think there's a mistake in their solution to 31, the graph is skewed in that scan so they accidentally drew the line down to 0.044 instead of 0.046

 

[Goldattacker40000]

Anyone recall Q32-35 pre three of them were the piston eq graph shit, Mg2+ calc and the titration but literally recollection of the other one

It was the acetic acid and trichloroacetic acid question

 

[Goldattacker40000]

i think there's a mistake in their solution to 31, the graph is skewed in that scan so they accidentally drew the line down to 0.044 instead of 0.046

Yeah I got 0.046 and got like 1.3x10^4

 

[jc7726]

Dissociates into NH4+ which donates proton to water and there is B-L acid.

i showed that it reacts with OH to form NH3 and water which is basically showing the same thing

 

[geug]

i think there's a mistake in their solution to 31, the graph is skewed in that scan so they accidentally drew the line down to 0.044 instead of 0.046

ye ik lmao i think whoever made these solutions basically was just speedrunning tf outta the exam but yeah it should be 0.046

 

[geug]

It was the acetic acid and trichloroacetic acid question

that seems familiar but I dont remember the context of the question lmao

 

[Goldattacker40000]

that seems familiar but I dont remember the context of the question lmao

Part (a) was finding Ka of dichloroacetic acid and part (b) was using gibbs energy and Ka values to explain the difference in strength of the acids

 

[Krish1232114115]

for the sols Q28 using bromine water doesnt CONFIRM that the compound is an alkene as alkynes also decolourise right? Wouldn't further testing be required to really CONFIRM its an alkene?

 

[tywebb]

Here is Roy Fu's solutions (PEAK). This one is for the whole paper.

 

[SB257426]

does anyone have maybe like a soft copy of the entire paper?

 

[carrotsss]

PEAK solutions

 

[tywebb]

PEAK solutions

Yeah. The same ones I put in post#397. PEAK's is the same as Roy Fu's

 

[carrotsss]

Yeah. The same ones I put in post#397. PEAK's is the same as Roy Fu's

mb didn’t realise

 

[tywebb]

mb didn’t realise

That's OK. Maybe you didn't know PEAK's is the same as Roy Fu's.

 

[SadCeliac]

Tywebb is there a full paper scan yet? How did they do full solutions with the scuffed scan?

 

[tywebb]

How did they do full solutions with the scuffed scan?

They didn't. They probably just used a paper paper.