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Jimmy Slave Master
have u done all the papers?Yeah I found it to be the easiest paper out of all the HSC papers by a mile.
what were ur marks
have u done all the papers?Yeah I found it to be the easiest paper out of all the HSC papers by a mile.
maybe?Is it worth it to memorise about how all those spectroscopy machines work? Cuz I'm rlly not bothered and I don't think they'll ask it
BRUH WHAT THE ACTUAL FUCK THERE IS NO CHANCE YOU'RE NOT STATE RANKINGyeah um i just marked the hsc paper and i got 99? how was it that easy. or am. i markking leniently. legit tho my answers were more detailed than the criteria anyways.
2019 hsc it was piss piss easyBRUH WHAT THE ACTUAL FUCK THERE IS NO CHANCE YOU'RE NOT STATE RANKING
WHICH PAPER DID YOU JUST GET 99 IN?????
bruh if you're so smart help me with my cation eliminationi did it in 2hr 10 mins too..
maybe?
AHH how tf do I memo anion flowcharts ew
I memorised cation today:
- first add NaCl
- if precipitate forms, add NaOH to a fresh sample to determine if it's either Lead (white ppt) or Silver (brown ppt)
- if no precipitate
- take a fresh sample and add NaOH
- blue ppt: copper
- green ppt: Fe2+
- brown ppt: Fe3+
- white ppt: take a new sample and flame test because it could be like three things
- no ppt: pretty sure it's Ca or Ba but I can't remember
help is this kinda right
but ur going to bedbruh if you're so smart help me with my cation elimination
jokes i came back after brushing my teethbut ur going to bed
0.01%=0.0001View attachment 41136View attachment 41137View attachment 41138View attachment 41139
@carrotsss @Masaken pls help
For the first one i feel like i had the same method as the hsc but i dont know where i stuffed up???
for the second question i got the same answer as the marking criteria but their working out makes kinda no sense.
oh yeah oops my working didnts have the percentage sign next to x it should be 0.01% x0.01%=0.0001
ok so you found [OCl-] at eqm, then you use an ICE table to find the [OCl-] initial since that's equivalent to the concentration of NaOCl (ionic salt dissociation). since you know the HOCl concentration should be 1.3 x 10^-4 mol/L, that ends up being the change. calculate [OCl-]initial by doing [OCl-]eqm - 1.3 x 10^-4 = [NaOCl] and then from there you can find the volume of NaOCl using C1V1=C2V2View attachment 41140
also idk how to do this
i scraped two marks for being able to sub in two correct values into keq and finding the concentration of OCl- but idk what to do from there
BRO IS STATE RANKING CHEMView attachment 41141View attachment 41142View attachment 41143
Im p sure these all match the solutions but I haven’t marked it yet
anyways where did i go wrong for the first oneView attachment 41136View attachment 41137
@carrotsss @Masaken pls help
For the first one i feel like i had the same method as the hsc but i dont know where i stuffed up???
for the second question i got the same answer as the marking criteria but their working out makes kinda no sense.
I hate how it varies so much like i got 93 on 2021 and then 99 on 2020BRO IS STATE RANKING CHEM![]()