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Chemistry P3 doubts!

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Just draw a big circle, followed by a small circle, followed by a big circle, etc..

Or a circle, followed by a shaded one, then an unshaded one, etc..

Alloys are a mixture of different metals, just make any diagram to show that.
 
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She7taman said:
Just draw a big circle, followed by a small circle, followed by a big circle, etc..

Or a circle, followed by a shaded one, then an unshaded one, etc..

Alloys are a mixture of different metals, just make any diagram to show that.

ohhh i get it now! =DD thanks!
 
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LimeReem said:
http://www.xtremepapers.me/CIE/Cambridge%20IGCSE/0620%20-%20Chemistry/0620_w10_qp_31.pdf
what about 5b[iv]?

You draw the same structure that they have drawn in part B just remove the double bond between the 2 carbon atoms and draw the whole thing 3 times as they wanted 3 monomer units :)
 
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shan5674 said:
You draw the same structure that they have drawn in part B just remove the double bond between the 2 carbon atoms and draw the whole thing 3 times as they wanted 3 monomer units :)
like thiss?
v3q32v.jpg

or without the red brackets and n outside? =P
 
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breakheart said:
http://www.xtremepapers.me/CIE/Cambridg ... 4_qp_3.pdf

look at qs4..part b..ii..
i dont understand the answer. what is the theory behind it etc. plz explain

Post the link again please....
 
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