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How was Chemistry P42
yep same for mauritius! maurice bku pli severe! -
How was Chemistry P42
over 260, you should average your paper 3 (which is 40) to 30 marks, it will make 260 overall! -
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i messed up in organic part, otherwise it was good! am not sure about the electrochemistry part...
i messed up in organic part, otherwise it was good! am not sure about the electrochemistry part though!- Nishii
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http://www.xtremepapers.com/community/threads/physics-chemistry-bio-p5-help.14696/#post-256464
http://www.xtremepapers.com/community/threads/physics-chemistry-bio-p5-help.14696/#post-256464- Nishii
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http://www.xtremepapers.com/community/threads/physics-chemistry-bio-p5-help.14696/#post-256464
http://www.xtremepapers.com/community/threads/physics-chemistry-bio-p5-help.14696/#post-256464- Nishii
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HOW WAS CHEMISTRY PAPER 22 ?
for me too! horrible! Worst, the two questions make up 28 marks! :eek: otherwise the level was kinda low..gt will be high for sure! -
How was Chemistry P42
Organic went bad for me too..the paper was good, and most probably the grade threshold will be high! -
HOW WAS CHEMISTRY PAPER 22 ?
hope you catch the marks lost in P1 :) -
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HOW WAS CHEMISTRY PAPER 22 ?
Well.. we'll see that when the mark scheme is published. there were 6 compounds, 3 no reaction, and among the 3 others there were an ester, which was hydrolysed by NaOH into and alcohol and a salt -
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HOW WAS CHEMISTRY PAPER 22 ?
frankly, you are being freaked out for only one mark == -
HOW WAS CHEMISTRY PAPER 22 ?
lol! what does philosophy have to do with chemistry?! in anyway, its only worth one mark! -
HOW WAS CHEMISTRY PAPER 22 ?
exactly! and there are 7 points allocated on the 1st table and 3 on the 2nd table (one for identifying B, one for initial colour and the last point for the change in colour)!