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Chemistry: Post your doubts here!

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I have a question > When we want to use Bond energy of Cl2 >> as its quoted in the
Data booklet it should be 242 .. but for Many time i have seen that they are using 244 as the answer !
Why? which data should we quote if the question came to us ?
one of the questions is o'n 2009 va' 41

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I have a question > When we want to use Bond energy of Cl2 >> as its quoted in the
Data booklet it should be 242 .. but for Many time i have seen that they are using 244 as the answer !
Why? which data should we quote if the question came to us ?
one of the questions is o'n 2009 va' 41

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I don't take chemistry.
 
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I have a question > When we want to use Bond energy of Cl2 >> as its quoted in the
Data booklet it should be 242 .. but for Many time i have seen that they are using 244 as the answer !
Why? which data should we quote if the question came to us ?
one of the questions is o'n 2009 va' 41

TheZodiac

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keep in mind the data booklet each year are different versions, CIE may have slightly modified the data. Just use the data you get on the day of exam ie. the 2014 data booklet
 
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keep in mind the data booklet each year are different versions, CIE may have slightly modified the data. Just use the data you get on the day of exam ie. the 2014 data booklet
Resonable answer:rolleyes:
another mark scheme answer which confuse me is :

conditions for changing methylbenzene to chloro methyl benzene as we know is : Uv light and reagent Cl2
but as the markscheme for mj2007 says , it should be Cl2 and hf ! >> whats hf hhh
 

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