<p>actually it seems very similar to the 1994 collegeboard exam. VERY SIMILAR INDEED LOL! Hopefully that’s our curve</p>
<p>^shaheirruddin</p>
<p>i saw on the threads that you said you took it in may. was this easier or harder than may?</p>
<p>i think we’ve discussed all the hard questions.</p>
<p>may was a bit harder, and the curve ended up being HUGE.
77/85 was like 800.
I only got a 730 though because of the fact that I made so many CARELESS mistakes. Hopefully June will be my redemption.</p>
<p>yettiqui did you put 2 for the ionic balance
and 1 for the h2o coiffecent with teh hcl hnad h2s</p>
<p>for the K + H2O –> KOH + H2 problem, you can think of potassium (K) as the metal and the H2O as acid (water is amphoteric!), so when you add acid to water ofcourse you get hydrogen gas</p>
<p>anybody remember the balancing equation question that involved some combination of H, Hg, and S?</p>
<p>yes it was 1 coiffecent
the ionic balance was
2 i guessed both right lol</p>
<p>I remember not getting the balanced equation for HgCl2 + H2S. However, I can’t remember if I ever solved it… so now I’m scared that I forgot to leave a blank space, and I wrote all the answers after that on the wrong questions. I’m pretty sure I ended on question 69 (which is the last question, right?).</p>
<p>^70 is the last question. oh god that sux soadquake. but i thought i also thought i missbubbled on the sat 1 and i still got what i expected</p>
<p>the last question was 70 where the answer was</p>
<p>to end on 69 would be inappropriate and odd</p>
<p>sublimation go and call for hand scoring
or cancel. Sorry bro man i h8 fuxing collegeboard.</p>
<p>yettiq can you PLZ answer my question. I don’t mean to be a prick lol.</p>
<p>^dude i didnt mean that in an offensive way i was just anxious to see what covalent was about.</p>
<p>what was your question anyways?</p>
<p>the ionic balance and coieficent for h20
the confirmed answers are 2 for the first and 1 for the second
but wann a see what u got</p>
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<p>Maybe I misread the question or misunderstood it, but I was under the impression that the questions asked what K would react with. In that case it would be OH-. The reaction does produce H2, but i’m not sure if that’s what they were asking for…</p>
<p>HgCl2 + H2S becomes 2HCl and HgS, and it’s already balanced! There was nothing that you needed to do.</p>
<p>the h2s one was 1 for sure.
i dont remember the ionic question</p>
<p>Oh wait, no, I remember now - it was question 70. I remember that was the heat of sublimation one. But the question is, did I bubble it as question 70 on the answer sheet? That will be determined on June 25 XD</p>
<p>Can anyone remember what question number the HgCl + H2S one was? Or, the questions directly before/after it?</p>