Percentage Uniform Marks (PUM) Explained: A Comprehensive Guide
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for people taking chemistry paper 12 and 32 tomorrow, where are you guys from? (countries)
im from bangladesh
Taking it in Oman
Zambia
Same ZAMBIA FTW! Which school you at
Italian !!!
So am I
India
Since ur from Bangladesh are u sitting in bashundhara convention center for chemistry tomorrow ??
india
Jeddah, Saudi arabia
dania wont u b giving 11 and 31 cuz even i’m in jeddah and i’m giving vareint 1
i have different subjects different varients
all sciences, english varient 1
math varient and ict 2
see my luck is perfect
same here dania but i just confused cuz mel jones up had asked for those doing varient 2
yes i just realized
ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
just got why u asked
yes yes im varient 1 not 2
sorryyyy
oh its ok i’m giving the same tho 😉
egypt
I am taking it from India.
All the Best to everyone!! 🙂
Hope the paper is easy!! 🙂
i am from honlulu
Pakistan
pak mein vareint 2 h??
uae
kenya
Jakarta
Indonesia** hehe
UAE
UAE DUBAI
UAE Dubai
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Hey guys, can someone give me an easy 2 mark answer for the term “fraction”?
If you’re talking about chemistry, fraction of fractional distillation, then it’s the distillate collected at a fixed temperature.
Answer:
1. A number usually expressed in the form a/b.
2. A ratio of algebraic quantities similarly expressed.
a small part of a mixture of substances
what subject?
mixture of hydrocarbons with relatively close boiling poinst, collected at a particular level in the fractionating column during fractional distillation of crude oil
Thank you very much 🙂
Dear IGCSE team ,
I had done quite well in my E2L listening and didn’t notice the words ” not more than three words ” in the first part of the paper , although hopefully I answered them correctly but all over the limit , will I get zero in that part ???
Hi Wajhee,
If the meaning of your response is correct, you will still be awarded accordingly. Though might not be full marks.
Hey ! I think this might help if you have confusions regarding the difference between electrolytic cells and Batteries (electrochemical cell) :
Definition:
*Electrolytic cells:- cell which USE electric current to bring about a non-spontanous chemical reaction
*Batteries (electrochemical cells):- cells which PRODUCE electric current from spontanous chemical reaction
**Comparison:
Electrolytic chemical cells:-
*Elecrtic current is used
*Endothermic
*Elecrical energy is converted to chemical energy
*The electrodes are made of SAME metal or graphite
*Electrons flow from anode to cathode, (irrespective of the reactivity of the metal electrode)
*Cathode negatively charged and Anode positevely charged
Batteries (Electrochemical cells) :- (it is opposite)
*Electric current is produced
*Exothremic
*Chemical energy is converted to electric energy
*Electrodes are made up of DIFFERENT metals
*Electrons flow from more reactive metal (anode) to less reactive metal (cathode)
*Cathode is positively charged and Anode is negatively charged
—-> **Note: (It will really help if you just thought that IN A BATTERY the more reactive metal is always negatively charged) then you can decide which is anode and which is cathode
I hope this will help 🙂
thank u samar so much
i wanted to google that 2 min ago 🙂
THANK YOU SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO MUCH, SAMAR!!!!!!!!!!!