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yeah i am glad we aren't discussing it thoroughly lol.idk man it wasnt THAT easy
i mean many ppl ive asked did find it difficult
even m losing 5 marks already so idk
it should be 60...or 65 max n thaz it
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yeah i am glad we aren't discussing it thoroughly lol.idk man it wasnt THAT easy
i mean many ppl ive asked did find it difficult
even m losing 5 marks already so idk
it should be 60...or 65 max n thaz it
I think aqueous CuCl2 was one of them.Anybody remembers the anode , cathode question.. what were the compounds.. one was conc MgCl2. What were the rest ??
salaam! could somebody please tell me that when we are drawing graphs of temperature against time or any value like volume of a solution , how are we supposed to draw the line through the points? i mean are we supposed to start from the initial temperature or should we draw the line such that the points are equally distributed on either side?
if you get please share itany one has prediction about p33 and p34
Is the error in measurement of burrete 0.15cm3 or 0.05cm3?
I have 2 questions regarding the chemistry practical:-
1- Do we have to rinse the burette with distilled water and the solution that we are going to use in the burette or will the supervisors do it before the exam?
2- In the enthalpy change experiment, how can we measure the temperature of the solution without taking the thermometer out of the solution and should we stop the stopwatch while measuring the temperature?
It would be also really beneficial if anyone shares any useful website/video regarding the practical.
Answers to these questions will be greatly appreciated.
But i heard it should +/- 0.15 cm3 as we take readings three times, initial, final and titre is that correct?+/- 0.05cm3
The Uncertainty should be half of the smallest reading on your burette. So if the smallest reading is 0.1cm3, you uncertainty will +/- 0.05cm^3But i heard it should +/- 0.15 cm3 as we take readings three times, initial, final and titre is that correct?
Yes and thanksThe Uncertainty should be half of the smallest reading on your burette. So if the smallest reading is 0.1cm3, you uncertainty will +/- 0.05cm^3
So if you have a uncertainty of 0.15cm^3 then your smallest reading must've been 0.30cm^3! which is very unlikely.
Hope this helped
But i heard it should +/- 0.15 cm3 as we take readings three times, initial, final and titre is that correct?
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