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Answers for the last min cheimistry revision
1) O2 produced because water in excess in aqueous NaCl. Cl2 produced because Cl- in excess in conc NaCl.
2) Cathode Reaction: 4H20 + 4e -> 2H2 + 4OH-
Anode Reaction: 2H20 -> O2 + 4H+ + 4e
3) Chloride is bigger in size as compared to fluorine. It is hence more
easily polarised to form a covalent bond
4) dative bond between nitrogen and boron
5) maximum density of water is at 4degrees. when water cools below 4 degrees, the volume expands. The hydrogen bonds traps the molecules into a rigid 3D structure that aligns water molecules in such a way as to create huge gaps between the molecules
Finally remember the 5Cs
Confidence
Concept
Careful
Conscious – Time
Check
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J2 Lesson Plan in 2013
Jan – Prokaryotes Eukaryotes
Feb – Cell Signalling
Mar – Endocrine Control ans Nervous Control
Apr – Genetic Basis Variation
May – Evolution
Jun – Application
Jul – Application
Aug – App;ication
Sep – Easy Techniques
Oct – A Level Preparation
Nov – A Level Preparation
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Hi All A-Level/JC/H2/H1 Chemistry Students
You are encourage to do 2012 Prelim Papers
1) JJC
2) YJC
3) CJC
4) PJC
5) TPJC
6) SRJC
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Hi All
You have about a week before the A level Math Papers. You are encourage to do at least 3 JCs Prelim paper from 2012 Prelim JJC/CJC/YJC/TJC/RVHS/HCI
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Hi All A-Level/JC/H2/H1 Physics Students
You are encourage to do the following 2012 Prelim Papers
1) PJC
2) JJC
3) RVHS
4) NYJC
5) MJC
6) AJC
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Turning Effect of Forces – Key Concepts
1) The Principle of Moments states when a body is in equilibrium, the sum of the clockwise moments about a pivot is equal to the sum of the anticlockwise monents about the same points.
2) When applying the Principle of Moments to solve problems, the following steps will be helpful.
Step 1
Draw a simple model to help you see the problem better.
Step 2
Find the pivot
Step 3
Identify all forces, including their directions and distances from the pivot.
Step 4
If the system is in equilibrium, apply the Principle of Moments.
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Chapter 6 – Ionic Bonding
1) Noble gases are unreactive and do not form compounds because they have octet structure
2) Metals form postively charged ions (Cations)
3) Non-Metals usually form neagtively charged ions (Anions)
4) Metals react with non-metals to form ionic compounds.
5) An ionic bond is formed when electrons are transfeered from a metallic atom to a non-metallic atom.
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Main points of the Kinetics Theory are:
1. All matter is made up of tiny particles
2. Particles are in constant, random motion
3. As the temperature rises, the particles move faster
4. In solid, the particles are very close and they can only vibrate about fixed positions
5. In liquid, the particles are closer together, but they have more energy, and they can move about freely
6. In gas, the particles are far apart, and they move around rapidly in random
7. All collisions (especially in liquids & gases) are completely elastic. This means that there is no loss of kinetic (movement) energy after each collision
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Hi All
By mid Oct you should have completed A level 2007 to 2011 papaers.
Please contact me if you still have doubt.
You are encourage to do 2012 Prelim papers in the following order if time permit
1. JJC
2. CJC
3. YJC
4. TJC
5. RVHS
6. HCI
The challenging papers as follow and not in the order of difficulities
AJC
MJC
NYJC
NJC
RIJC
VJC
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Hi All A-Level/JC/H2/H1 Physics Students
2012 J2 Physics Intensive Revision Programme start 6 Oct Sat
Topics Covered
Electromagnetic and Induction
Newtonian Mechanics
Waves and Superposition
Gravitational and Electric Field
Thermal Physics
Quantum Physics
Nuclear Physics
Lasers and Semiconductors
Planning
Planning
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2012 J2 Chemistry Revision Programme start 7 Oct
Topics Covered
AMS Challenging Qns/Gases
Chemical Bonding/Redox
Reaction Kinetics
Chemical/Ionic Equilibrium
Chemical Energetics
Electrochemistry
Organic – Distinguishing Tests
Organic -Planning
Organic – Elucidation
Inorganic Chemistry
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2012 J2 Maths Intensive Revision Workshop Start on 6 Oct Sat
Topics covered
Differentiation and Applications
Integration and Applications
Complex Numbers
Vectors
Series and Sequences/Recurrance/AP and GP
Functions/Graphing Techniques
Permutations and Combinations
Probability
Binomial/Poisson/Normal Distributions
Sampling and Hypothesis Testing
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Hi All A-Level/JC/H2/H1 Chemistry Students
Good effort for those students completed 2007 A Level papers
Please complete 2008 A level Papers by this week.
Contact me if you have any questions
All the Best to the students whose are taking exam this week
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