Experiments (1 Viewer)

[joepchallita]

What do you think the experiments will be this year?

 

[Shadose]

I hope it is the galvanic cell, had studied enough of those.

 

[kangms]

titration? or the dispersion experiment from Chemical Monitoring (is there??)

 

[SkimDawg]

Not esters. I would have to say the one on identifying alkanes and alkenes (bromine liquid in cyclohexane/ene).

 

[bob007]

im unprepared for titration and i have a gut feeling it might be it

 

[Aaron.Judd]

Not esters. I would have to say the one on identifying alkanes and alkenes (bromine liquid in cyclohexane/ene).

That would be a good one.

 

[arkyopshop]

Not esters. I would have to say the one on identifying alkanes and alkenes (bromine liquid in cyclohexane/ene).

yeah I reckon so too
i think its good to have titration under your belt, they usually chuck something in related to titration

also in the last elective module they always have a question based on pracs. we did shipwrecks and im hopinh its factors effecting corrosion or electrolysis (as thats all i know)

goodluck to everyone tomorrow

 

[*o*]

yeah I reckon so too
i think its good to have titration under your belt, they usually chuck something in related to titration

also in the last elective module they always have a question based on pracs. we did shipwrecks and im hopinh its factors effecting corrosion or electrolysis (as thats all i know)

goodluck to everyone tomorrow

just remember theyve asked about electrolysis to restore artifacts a few times, its an easy question, make the artefact the cathode in a slightly basic solution to inhibit further corrosion, electrolise it ions become metal.

thats my bet for shipwrecks.

 

[JasonNg1025]

I like the alkane/alkene one
Very simple