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It's 100% B, check the reduction potentials sheet. Also dont agree with a few of their short answer criteria, but no one knows how bostes will mark so just hope for the best.

It is B, where does it say it is A?

Re: HSC 4U Integration Marathon 2017 Not that easy to self learn the 4u course, unless you have a lot of spare time and really like maths.

I feel like this year's aligning will be really low, especially for b6. Thoughts?

Yep it definitely is. How'd you find rest of paper?

Isn't that apparatus x question pointing only at the condenser? Not the whole setup? I'm actually doubting myself so much after reading the suggested solutions.

Huh, were you supposed to talk about your biopolymer in that question? I mentioned it briefly but mostly justified biopolymer research as a whole rather than just PHB.

Don't think that's correct, i got 53. something and cross checked this with few other people.

Yes they did. I think it's unlikely also there will be high mark questions for cells/isotopes/haber since all were in last year's

Industrial Chem 7 marker?? Assuming it won't be cells again since that was tested last year.

ya in retrospect this year's questions were easy, the feeling of losing marks only on careless mistakes is painful, I think it was to do with getting caught off guard with how straightforward appeared at first glance and not paying attention to the details.

Ok think I just realised.. mind = blown.

I feel like I got 66 as well really hoping for an extra sympathy mark for misreading a question but I doubt it. Do you think 66/70 will align to 98?

What would 66-67/70 align to? (depending how strict markers are)

Does everyone genuinely think it was easier than previous years? Some people are saying it was brutal though carrot says it was really easy. Personally would've done a lot better in last years paper than this year.

What is everyone predicting their raw mark to be? Honestly felt like I did worse than previous years, though the questions felt easier.

Just wondering, would say that doing 4u significantly improves your 3u? If so for what reasons? Does 4u significantly improve your problem solving a skills or is it because specific 4u methods make 3u question less difficult?

Do HSC markers count carry on errors to next question? Think I might've got one of the sub parts wrong and used it in the next part. Do I get full marks for the next part?

Anyone still studying for 3u?

hopefully no weird perms/combs in 3u, + no sillies and it's all g.