Chemistry Prac Task (1 Viewer)

[Meshy590]

So we have this exam for chem. it is a 'Prac and skills' task worth 25% (5% POM, 15% AE, 5% IC). What would be some common things assessed in an exam like this. I'm thinking: titration, indicator pracs, modelling, Equilibrium Constant....

What do you think??

 

[nightweaver066]

Unsure about modelling but the others and galvanic cells.

Also determining anions/cations is always a favourite.

 

[Nooblet94]

Titration is pretty rare in prac exams because of the time it takes and the fact that most schools don't have enough equipment to go round. That being said, a modified/simpler version of titration came up in the prac this year at my school, so it still could.

I haven't the slightest idea what they could do for industrial chem, with regards to an actual prac, so I guess you'd be getting skills questions.
Also, don't forget the natural indicator prac.

@nightweaver, anions/cations is CM&M, which isn't in OPs exam.

 

[hobozforlife]

And also the prac on fertiliser.

 

[Sanjeet]

It's probably gonna be a shit exam. Best not to study.

 

[golgo13]

They're really generic though the only difference is what solutions/ fertiliser your teacher decides to give you, but other than that the procedure is covered in the textbook