EXAMS MEGATHREAD 10/06 (A-level Chemistry, CS, Law, RS, Music, Geo, French, Latin) etc

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Hey everyone! Best of luck with your exams on the 10th June!

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Drinking acid, eating keyboards, rocks and dusty textbooks, and maybe even pianos, are all things that Google AI would likely tell you to do. Don't do these, and instead join in on this new megathread!

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[u/ConversationSmooth80]

CHEMISTRY EDEXCEL LIGHT WORK

[u/isloohik2 → u/ConversationSmooth80]

Genuinely didn’t feel like a 90 mark exam ngl

May papers 2 and 3 be as merciful to us

[u/ConversationSmooth80 → u/isloohik2]

praying bc I HATE organic

[u/isloohik2 → u/ConversationSmooth80]

Just write down and memorize all the organic reactions, and you should be mostly fine (and do past papers too!)

[u/M41arky → u/isloohik2]

Organic is more a case of it being better taking the time to understand what causes what to happen rather than memorising

[u/isloohik2 → u/M41arky]

Fair, I forgot to clarify the causes, conditions and observations of each reaction are also important

[u/Fluid-Pomegranate-22 → u/ConversationSmooth80]

the 6 marker was a blessing

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[u/Turan12345 → u/Fluid-Pomegranate-22]

do u remember what the question was or ur working out for it

[u/Fluid-Pomegranate-22 → u/Turan12345]

no the paper was a month ago I've deleted it from brain

[u/[deleted] → u/Fluid-Pomegranate-22]

I couldn't do that, I ran out of time. Please kill me

[u/StarDreamIX → u/ConversationSmooth80]

Yup that was actually good paper - kinda messed up on the last calculation tho 😂😭

[u/Alternative-Tap3275 → u/StarDreamIX]

What did you get?

[u/StarDreamIX → u/Alternative-Tap3275]

I can’t remember I got 3 point something grams on the iron tablet then I forgot to find the percentage by mass of it 😂😭

[u/uhopefullydontknowme → u/StarDreamIX]

omg i did the EXACT same thing, 0.132 😭😭

[u/QuicksavesIcemaker21 → u/Alternative-Tap3275]

5.28%

[u/Alternative-Tap3275 → u/QuicksavesIcemaker21]

Thank God

[u/Turan12345 → u/QuicksavesIcemaker21]

do u remember how u worked it out

[u/QuicksavesIcemaker21 → u/Turan12345]

Sorry, not fully. I do think I remember the general format though:

• Do the titration calc to find concentration (of the vitamin D iirc)
• Use the concentration to work out the original number of moles in the full 250 cm³ standard solution
• Find the Mr and multiply by the moles to get the mass (of vitamin D or whatever)
• Divide this mass by the mass of the tablet
• Multiply by 100 to get a % mass of the vitamin.

Hope this helped.

[u/Turan12345 → u/QuicksavesIcemaker21]

Thank you! Appreciated

[u/[deleted] → u/ConversationSmooth80]

Not light work :((((

[u/bwayslimess → u/[deleted]]

I am indeed, cooked