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Chemistry Paper 4 | 9th of June | Notes and Preparation
Haha, hence the 'Everyone has their own perception.." All we can do now is forget about previous papers, keep our heads up and try to score better in upcoming papers. (y) -
Chemistry Paper 4 | 9th of June | Notes and Preparation
Meh, everyone has their own perception of how the paper was. I personally felt it was better than the previous papers (Even though some questions were asked in a tricky way) I did mess up a bit in the last 5 mk question. -
Chemistry Paper 4 | 9th of June | Notes and Preparation
No you don't have to know in full detail or anything, they'll ask questions which are at our level. The only time I have seen this propanone and iodine menioned is in June 2011 U4 paper and there they asked us questions of our level i.e Titration, Reaction rate. But if anyone has more info, feel... -
Chemistry Paper 4 | 9th of June | Notes and Preparation
I don't think so. I don't see it in specification either. http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=2026506 -
Chemistry Paper 4 | 9th of June | Notes and Preparation
Never hurts to know more. -
IAL Biology Unit 2
That you will find out he day before your results, so till then, buckle up and ride through the rest of the exams -
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IAL Biology Unit 2
That's probably because everyone is revising. The textbook should more than do it, and going through the core practical pdf. -
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IAL Biology Unit 2
Haha, that it is. But this is a discussion site isn't it? -
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IAL Biology Unit 2
The basic function of cell cycle is just to produce more cells by cell division. -
IAL Biology unit 5
There are alot of good questions here for the article, no need to go buying around questions that you can logically make up. Read notes and do past papers! That should do it. -
IAL Biology unit 5
There is a thermoreceptor in the hypothalamus which detect the change in temp of blood and hypothalumus sends impulses to muscles to shiver. Shivering is basically muscle contraction, and hence ATP is broken down, providing heat. -
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IAL Biology Unit 2
I'll just leave this here, feel free to discuss and ask any Bio 2 questions. Sharing is caring! -
IAL Chemistry unit 1 may 23rd
I think you two AS/A level candidates have better things to than some childish online banter, like seriously guys? -
Physics n Chemistry Unit 6 IAL exam discussion (How was the paper ?)
Talking about it will relieve no pain, it will just make you re-live the pain. What is lost is lost. Let's try to do well in our remaining papers and hope for the best!