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me ?? hopefully over 70 ahhhhhhh

ahhhhhhh it's a lol I got it wrong just realised after the exam

I don't think the first ship was submerged (on land), then again yer I said the same thing

1a 2a 3b 4b 5c 6d 7d 8d 9d I know should be a 10c 11c should be a 12c 13a 14a 15b

hydrochloric > citric > ethnoic

agreed ^ err 10 characters limit hoping for 80-90 come on

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for acids HCl H2SO4 HNO3 are strong acids where the its single arrow ---> other acids like CH3COOH, H2CO3 are weak acids where it has double arrows <---> for base I would say they only expect you to know NaOH as strong, any other base they would tell you

Citric acid (C6H8O7) Acetic acid (CH3COOH) Sulfuric acid (H2SO4) Hydrochloric acid (HCl) these four are in the syllabus, sorry copied from Paroissien

identify dot point in the syllabus so no need to worry about it

the other way around, alcohol correspond to the alkyl and so on as for the structure the -O-H from the alkanoic acid react with the -OH functional group in alkanol, condenses out water and leaving the -O- holding the two molecules together

and there are more than 40400 people on the forums and counting

also titration curves

okai then lol XD

it's always good to know it's exothermic if the question refers to temperature increase/decrease

hmm for trichlorofluromethane = CFC-11 how do I work that out ?? I read it before but forgotten

then again some are pretty straight forward

that's how I learnt it XD, diprotic acids as for the other answer, I would think that's reasonable, considering I alway refer to the syllabus

the exam was set like beginning of the year ie. in febrary or something, so if they knew how much people were doing it hmm I wouldn't know