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Chemistry: Post your doubts here!

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first you tell me what subjects you take :)
and then i will help you manage out :)
its not that difficult to handle when you have everything sorted out :)
InshaAllah you will do good (y)
so i can know what exams you have on what day :)

That was very kind of you! I hardly see people like that! You're so sweet, may Allah make ou successful in life!
 

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Hey, I have some P5 problems.
my first question is from May june 12 ppr 51. In Q1 part (c), can any one explain, in detail (as these questions always get the best of me), how to produce a saturated solution of concentration 1.39 moldm-3. Then I can handle the rest :)
http://papers.xtremepapers.com/CIE/... AS Level/Chemistry (9701)/9701_s12_qp_51.pdf
http://papers.xtremepapers.com/CIE/... AS Level/Chemistry (9701)/9701_s12_ms_51.pdf

My next problem is in Paper 51 of Nov 12. What I don't get is that in Q1 part (e), how will we use the results to reach a conclusion. The mark scheme says to calculate moles of Pb and O, but in metallic reduction by H2, i think water is produced and not O2, then how will we calculate moles of Oxygen. Thank you in advance

http://papers.xtremepapers.com/CIE/... AS Level/Chemistry (9701)/9701_w12_qp_51.pdf
http://papers.xtremepapers.com/CIE/... AS Level/Chemistry (9701)/9701_w12_ms_51.pdf
 
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Hey, I have some P5 problems.
my first question is from May june 12 ppr 51. In Q1 part (c), can any one explain, in detail (as these questions always get the best of me), how to produce a saturated solution of concentration 1.39 moldm-3. Then I can handle the rest :)
http://papers.xtremepapers.com/CIE/... AS Level/Chemistry (9701)/9701_s12_qp_51.pdf
http://papers.xtremepapers.com/CIE/... AS Level/Chemistry (9701)/9701_s12_ms_51.pdf

My next problem is in Paper 51 of Nov 12. What I don't get is that in Q1 part (e), how will we use the results to reach a conclusion. The mark scheme says to calculate moles of Pb and O, but in metallic reduction by H2, i think water is produced and not O2, then how will we calculate moles of Oxygen. Thank you in advance

http://papers.xtremepapers.com/CIE/... AS Level/Chemistry (9701)/9701_w12_qp_51.pdf
http://papers.xtremepapers.com/CIE/... AS Level/Chemistry (9701)/9701_w12_ms_51.pdf

For saturated solutions usually the following method is used:
-Add fixed masses (eg 2g) to a fixed volume of water (eg) 100cm3
-Add one sample of fixed mass, stir and see if any crystals (undies solved) appear.
-If they do, don't add any further mass and proceed to step (2)
-If they don't, add further increments of masses and stir between each to see if any appears and stop when solid crystals appear.

(2) now filter the solution using a beaker and filter paper. The filtrate is the saturated solution!!
 
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first you tell me what subjects you take :)
and then i will help you manage out :)
its not that difficult to handle when you have everything sorted out :)
InshaAllah you will do good (y)
so i can know what exams you have on what day :)
Oh alright.. thanks a lot! Jazaki Allahu Khair!!!
Well i take bio, chem and math(edexcel). Its just chemistry i need help with actually...But thanks a lot for willing to help..May Allah Succeed all of us in this life and in the Hereafer--aameen--.
You too MaxStudentALevels! Thanks a lot!
Jazakum Allahu khair!:D
 
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Hey, I have some P5 problems.
my first question is from May june 12 ppr 51. In Q1 part (c), can any one explain, in detail (as these questions always get the best of me), how to produce a saturated solution of concentration 1.39 moldm-3. Then I can handle the rest :)
http://papers.xtremepapers.com/CIE/... AS Level/Chemistry (9701)/9701_s12_qp_51.pdf
http://papers.xtremepapers.com/CIE/... AS Level/Chemistry (9701)/9701_s12_ms_51.pdf

My next problem is in Paper 51 of Nov 12. What I don't get is that in Q1 part (e), how will we use the results to reach a conclusion. The mark scheme says to calculate moles of Pb and O, but in metallic reduction by H2, i think water is produced and not O2, then how will we calculate moles of Oxygen. Thank you in advance

http://papers.xtremepapers.com/CIE/... AS Level/Chemistry (9701)/9701_w12_qp_51.pdf
http://papers.xtremepapers.com/CIE/... AS Level/Chemistry (9701)/9701_w12_ms_51.pdf

Decided to read the paper: I don't think that method is applied here.
Here, you'd calculate number of moles needed in 250 cm3 to make 1.39moldm-3
Using the unity method you should be able to do that.
---> then use moles to find mass needed.
----> NOW what you do is dissolve the solid mass calculated into less than 250 cm3 (like 100) and pour it into a volumetric flask.
----> now using a wash bottle for accuracy fill it up to 250cm3 mark! And that's your solution
----> prepare further concentrations by serial dilution or the other method with same total volumes
 
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Oh alright.. thanks a lot! Jazaki Allahu Khair!!!
Well i take bio, chem and math(edexcel). Its just chemistry i need help with actually...But thanks a lot for willing to help..May Allah Succeed all of us in this life and in the Hereafer--aameen--.
You too MaxStudentALevels! Thanks a lot!
Jazakum Allahu khair!:D
JazkAllah :D and I pray and hope the same for you :D
well .......that's not too bad :) you are lucky you don't take physics :)
okaiy if you are done with chem paper 5 now just leave it till the day before the exam
and start studying for chemistry paper 4 :)
read the text book thoroughly and for the application part i would recommend that you study from the site chem guide :)
now bio i don't know :S as i don't take it :/
i am sorry i can't help .....
but what i can tell you is that first you finish chemistry COMPLETELY forget past papers now
study the book and the syllabus first .............finish the whole portion in like 3 days
and then start bio and keep revising chem
and as for math its toooooo far away now sooooooooo don't worry :D
just do one past paper every alternate days to keep in touch :D
ooh and if you ever have any doubt in chem you are always free to ask me :D
InshaAllah i will try my best to help you :D
 
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Oh alright.. thanks a lot! Jazaki Allahu Khair!!!
Well i take bio, chem and math(edexcel). Its just chemistry i need help with actually...But thanks a lot for willing to help..May Allah Succeed all of us in this life and in the Hereafer--aameen--.
You too MaxStudentALevels! Thanks a lot!
Jazakum Allahu khair!:D

I highly suggest you take time to make a chemP4 thread so we can use that! Like xhizors made separate for P5 it'll be much easier? Tag us all?
 
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JazkAllah :D and I pray and hope the same for you :D
well .......that's not too bad :) you are lucky you don't take physics :)
okaiy if you are done with chem paper 5 now just leave it till the day before the exam
and start studying for chemistry paper 4 :)
read the text book thoroughly and for the application part i would recommend that you study from the site chem guide :)
now bio i don't know :S as i don't take it :/
i am sorry i can't help .....
but what i can tell you is that first you finish chemistry COMPLETELY forget past papers now
study the book and the syllabus first .............finish the whole portion in like 3 days
and then start bio and keep revising chem
and as for math its toooooo far away now sooooooooo don't worry :D
just do one past paper every alternate days to keep in touch :D
ooh and if you ever have any doubt in chem you are always free to ask me :D
InshaAllah i will try my best to help you :D
Wow.. Jazaki Allahu Khair! May Allah bless you!
Nice idea... thanks a lot...
 
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Can you guys also suggest a sensible diagram for NOV10/53 q1
Should we use a divider flask?What sort of internal separation device will be used here to separate H2O2 and the catalyst??
 

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Decided to read the paper: I don't think that method is applied here.
Here, you'd calculate number of moles needed in 250 cm3 to make 1.39moldm-3
Using the unity method you should be able to do that.
---> then use moles to find mass needed.
----> NOW what you do is dissolve the solid mass calculated into less than 250 cm3 (like 100) and pour it into a volumetric flask.
----> now using a wash bottle for accuracy fill it up to 250cm3 mark! And that's your solution
----> prepare further concentrations by serial dilution or the other method with same total volumes
Thank you for your response. I do have some queries regarding this process. 1. the moles needed are 0.3475. Now I multiply it with Mr of CuSO4 which will be 159.5 or with Mr of CuSO4.5H20 which will be 249.6.....2. When I will take the mass required and put it in 100cm^3 water, won't the water saturate before dissolving all of it, since the mass is for 250 cm^3? Thank you again for your help :)
 
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guys which variable is on the y axis and which one is on the x-axis? i alway get confuseddd by this arghh!!
 
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guys which variable is on the y axis and which one is on the x-axis? i alway get confuseddd by this arghh!!
the variable you'll control, i.e, the independent variable is on the x axis and the variable that's dependent on the factor you're controlling is on the y-axis.
 
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hey guys have some questions related to ppr 5
j12 51 2c) in points 3 and 8 what does it mean when it says gas is not equilibrated with the decreased temperature??
n07 1e) Its saying that the moles of Moh should be between 0.05 and 0.25 moles. How were these ranges decided?
Please reply quickly
 
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