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I think Gt for Phy must be below 36 because the graph question was very difficult #/22same for physics please phy 43
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I think Gt for Phy must be below 36 because the graph question was very difficult #/22same for physics please phy 43
it had to be a covalent chloride
bataya nhi no prob whats done is done . ill remember it for the rest of my life now
Al was not the only answer dude -_-They asked for a Period 3 chloride which conducts electricity when soluble. The answer was indeed Al and it's correct.
AlCl3 + 6H2O --> [Al(H2O)6]2+ + 3Cl-
[Al(H2O)6]2+ --> Al(H2O)5OH + H+ .. so yeah it'd conduct electricity ... AND H isn't in period 3 so that's incorrect.
i wrote Phosphorus and it is period 3 and disolves to form HCl which conductsThey asked for a Period 3 chloride which conducts electricity when soluble. The answer was indeed Al and it's correct.
AlCl3 + 6H2O --> [Al(H2O)6]2+ + 3Cl-
[Al(H2O)6]2+ --> Al(H2O)5OH + H+ .. so yeah it'd conduct electricity ... AND H isn't in period 3 so that's incorrect.
i wrote Phosphorus and it is period 3 and disolves to form HCl which conducts
well ok some people saying and my sir saying it is wrong idk i was confused on this point so choose phosphorusWell Al is correct as well. My teacher confirmed it.
well ok some people saying and my sir saying it is wrong idk i was confused on this point so choose phosphorus
well all i know is phosphorus my answer is corectWell.. here's some info which proves it further.
That's from Wikipedia page of AlCl3.. honestly I picked Al as a tukka but now it's confirmed correct
if it is i will jump to the empire state building in joy of getting A in p2I think Gt for Phy must be below 36 because the graph question was very difficult #/22
Hydrogen is also correct, right?if it is i will jump to the empire state building in joy of getting A in p2
Hydrogen is also correct, right?
They asked for a covalent chloride from the list of elements given in the periodic table on the top of the question. It does not have to be from period 3NOT AT ALL.. it asked for a Period 3 chloride.
Hydrogen is in Period 1.
They asked for a covalent chloride from the list of elements given in the periodic table on the top of the question. It does not have to be from period 3
What sort of gt do you expect? If it rises above 46 I will be in trouble..... :'(as far as I remember it asked for a period 3 chloride. If it asked from the elements then H would be correct. I would say confirm from some other people as well whether it asked for Period 3 or from the given elements.
What sort of gt do you expect? If it rises above 46 I will be in trouble..... :'(
I messed up the last question. Apart from it everything is fine except for a couple of slips worth 1 or 2 marks. How much do you expect to get?Well I found the paper relatively easy.. All of my friends from my center found the paper very easy.. even the weaker candidates were saying they could get 40 above.. So One never knows what will happen.
I think it will remain in the 45-47 range...
i hope physics is a bit lower 43 then i would be happyWell I found the paper relatively easy.. All of my friends from my center found the paper very easy.. even the weaker candidates were saying they could get 40 above.. So One never knows what will happen.
I think it will remain in the 45-47 range...
I messed up the last question. Apart from it everything is fine except for a couple of slips worth 1 or 2 marks. How much do you expect to get?
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