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http://papers.xtremepapers.com/CIE/Cambridge International A and AS Level/Chemistry (9701)/9701_w08_qp_1.pdf
Q30
isnt it supposed to be 25 %??
n also Q39 h4rriet Jiyad Ahsan or anyone
thanks
bro solve my query pls :/ cannot get it right :/Q39
ok here goes you see the 3 options given right? look closely at the 3rd option.. umm just open the file attached, it should make sense.. if it doesnt all you have to do is ask
k wat abt may june 2006 q10
im on itbro solve my query pls :/ cannot get it right :/
Q39
ok here goes you see the 3 options given right? look closely at the 3rd option.. umm just open the file attached, it should make sense.. if it doesnt all you have to do is ask
Thankyou sooo much
i did understand
Best of luck fr yr exam
Thanks
Thankyou sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo much !!! your explanation is quite clear...
oh ok thanks , so the ideal gas equation can actually be used for any gas ?density = mass/ volume , so mass will be density multiply by volume.. and volume was in cm^3 so convert it to dm3... but if u dont want to, anyways u'll have to divide it by 1000 to change grams into kilograms..
oh ok thanks , so the ideal gas equation can actually be used for any gas ?density = mass/ volume , so mass will be density multiply by volume.. and volume was in cm^3 so convert it to dm3... but if u dont want to, anyways u'll have to divide it by 1000 to change grams into kilograms..
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