Oh sorryYa you didn't have to create a new thread for your official multi-choice solutions
I got B, maybe I'm wrong.Lol why everyone put 13 as A????
And the rest I agree with
My reasoning was this:I got B, maybe I'm wrong.
Why don't I use logic like that when I'm in an exam. My thought process.My reasoning was this:
Part of Le Chatelier theory is that the system will attempt to counteract the change, but will never fully counteract it.
Thus, I found it more likely that it will undershoot it, and thus approach it asymptotically, rather than overshoot it and come down to it.
Someone already did lol. Check the other threadis someone gonna upload the paper?
pls do
pls help I literally can't find it. Which thread? There's like 20 pages in each thread (hyperbole)Someone already did lol. Check the other thread
http://community.boredofstudies.org...4379697-multiple-choice-2014-hsc-chem-mcq.pdfpls help I literally can't find it. Which thread? There's like 20 pages in each thread (hyperbole)
19/20Tell me what you get You can take OP's answers as 100% correct
is 20 b????????????just struggling to understand why its 8. B)
similar principle to 2012 hsc question here http://community.boredofstudies.org/240/acidic-environment/305880/degree-ionisation.html
shouldnt h+ decrease and therefore ha becomes more ionised by shifting right? Ha <--> h+ + a-
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