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Chemistry P1 and P2 today

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What was the answer to the mcq that said state, i the given physical state, what is found at bottom of the blast furnace?
 
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The NUMBER of Nitrogen atoms was 2 in both the fertilizers. There was NO mass to be be considered anywhere though.

If you consider 100g of urea and ammonium nitrate then the moles of nitrogen qould be unequal. This is what i thought. It's incorrect.
I've gotten 3 mcq's wrong and I think a 2 mark part in theory. :cry:
 
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In the P2 first qs, will they accept CALCIUM as the element reacting with water to make an alkali?
 
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there was a mcq , 19th , that said ke wch of these 4 oxides would react . . Oxides wre aluminium,sodium.copper and carbondioxide
 
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If you consider 100g of urea and ammonium nitrate then the moles of nitrogen qould be unequal. This is what i thought. It's incorrect.
I've gotten 3 mcq's wrong and I think a 2 mark part in theory. :cry:
But what if it's right?
 
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If you consider 100g of urea and ammonium nitrate then the moles of nitrogen qould be unequal. This is what i thought. It's incorrect.
I've gotten 3 mcq's wrong and I think a 2 mark part in theory. :cry:
i did that question with the Mr if i can remember correctly.... i divided the mass of nitrogen from the total mass of the compound and i got higher than in firt and as the moles were equal in both so i got higher then and equal to... ;)
 
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Obviously. I wrote the same.
But hey, calcium hydroxide is a base. I think lithium should have been the correct option, it's an alkali earth metal and reacts readily with water to produce lithium hydroxide that's an alkali. I really hope they accept either calcium or lithium. I chose calcium. :/
 
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