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Recent content by Nisha Kolhe
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physics p4
The applications doc is blank Thanks for the equations- Nisha Kolhe
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A Level Physics Paper 5
Okay so in may/June 2010 for the second question you are required to find the value of T and T^2 and the ms only gives values of T^2. I have tried every possible way but don't get the markscheme values for T or T^2. The ms seems off but I know that is pretty unreasonable. Please refer to the...- Nisha Kolhe
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CHEMISTRY P22!
Oh yeah The two half equations And why us steel not used as the anode After that do u remember what it was ? The last sub part was the ph of MgCl2 and SiCl4- Nisha Kolhe
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Physics Doubt O/N 2002 Energy Level Diagram
Omg lol I forgot 9702/4 O/N/02 CIE A levels Physics- Nisha Kolhe
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Physics Doubt O/N 2002 Energy Level Diagram
How do you draw and energy level diagram.? Q2 b) Please answer this question...I already tried referring to my textbook and online sources and markscheme but still don't know if what I am drawing is correct- Nisha Kolhe
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nothingngngng
That's totally fine I was just giving an example :)- Nisha Kolhe
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nothingngngng
We know the mean number of mols of water And we also calculated the mean "mols" of BaCl2 (mean mass of BaCl2/ RFM of BaCl2) Therefore For example , Mean moles of water = 0.006 Mean moles of BaCl2 = 0.003 BaCl2.xH2O So we have to find how many moles of water for 1 mol of BaCl2 => 0.003...- Nisha Kolhe
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