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  1. drsabz101

    Chemistryyy

    let me know if its right or wrong ^^
  2. drsabz101

    Chemistryyy

    I was thinking the same thing
  3. drsabz101

    Chemistryyy

    before I write the reduction equation is the net ionic equation: Mg + 2H+ +2Cl -1 -> Mg2+ + 2Cl- + 2H+ + O2-
  4. drsabz101

    Chemistryyy

    Okay so here's another problem I found: for the following reaction : Aluminium with sulfuric acid - when writing the reduction equation, why do we only o this for hydrogen gas and disregard the sulfuric acid
  5. drsabz101

    Chemistryyy

    Feel free to post more examples guys :D OR practice questions that I can do thnx
  6. drsabz101

    Chemistryyy

    Thankyou again for the help! How to you know though if an atom is neutral ? And is it true metals oxidise first
  7. drsabz101

    Chemistryyy

    If you split these into the half (redox) equations you get: Cl2 + 2e- ---> 2Cl- 2Br- ---> Br2 + 2e- So what is happening in these redox equations. Like why is 2CL- on the right hand side and 2Br- on the left
  8. drsabz101

    Chemistryyy

    thankyou, I get it!! It's okay I like in depth explanations:)
  9. drsabz101

    Chemistryyy

    ohh okay. does does Cl- have the minus next to it because it has to lose 1 electron to gain an full shell
  10. drsabz101

    Chemistryyy

    "From here it can be seen that the H+ ions are spectator ions, so the net ionic equation is: Cl2+ 2Br- ---> 2Cl- + Br2" - What are spectator ions??? - Why does Cl- have the minus next to it (is that because it has to lose 1 electron to gain an full shell) - Also so an ionic equation is...
  11. drsabz101

    Chemistryyy

    Okay, I am a bit confused on how to write redox and oxidisation equations. Also from this , how to identify which substance is the oxidising agent or reducing agent. Can someone please go through an example and steps required. Thanks!
  12. drsabz101

    How tall are you?

    152 cm :/
  13. drsabz101

    3 unit maths ur 11 Cambridge questions help

    oh okay , i'll check it out
  14. drsabz101

    3 unit maths ur 11 Cambridge questions help

    thankyou so much InteGrand :) yes that first question did have a typo in it btw: what did you use to type up your answers?
  15. drsabz101

    3 unit maths ur 11 Cambridge questions help

    Okay so I may have to type these questions out again since the photo just won't open. Factorise fully" Q.1. (a^2-b^2-c^2)^2 - 4b^2c^2 ANS: (a-b-c)(a+b+c)(a-b+c)(a+b-c) Q.2. (ax+by)^2+(ay-bx)^2+c^2(x^2+y^2) ANS: (X^2+Y^2)(a^2+b^2+c^2) Q3. ( a^4+a^2+b^2+b^4) ANS: (a^2 -...
  16. drsabz101

    3 unit maths ur 11 Cambridge questions help

    I realised that, but I knew it was just a mistake. I'll re-upload the photo again
  17. drsabz101

    3 unit maths ur 11 Cambridge questions help

    Also need help with factoring the 1st, 2nd, and last questions in the image above (it upside down). thankyou
  18. drsabz101

    3 unit maths ur 11 Cambridge questions help

    Thanks ! I see what I did wrong, silly mistakes
  19. drsabz101

    3 unit maths ur 11 Cambridge questions help

    To fully factorise 4x^4 -2x^3y-3xy^3-9y^4 I got ( 2x^2+3y^2)(2x^2-3y^2) -Xy The answer is : (2x^2+3y^2)(2x-3y)(x+y)
  20. drsabz101

    3 unit maths ur 11 Cambridge questions help

    Another question in exercise 1C question 8d. I don't get the answer
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