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                <p class="mb-2">Hi Geoff and Paul, Am I right in thinking that Q7 and 8 here are HL content only? I can see how they can perhaps apply knowledge of weak acid definitions with knowledge of K in general, but they did stump my students! </p>
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                <p class="mb-2">"The distinction between the SN1 and SN2 mechanisms is not required." Hello, I just wanted to point out that the Guide specifically states: "Distinguish between the concerted one-step SN2 reaction of primary halogenoalkanes and the two-step...</p>
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                <p class="mb-2">As I said it is debatable Bonginkhosi. The difference between sand and an alloy is that the different components in sand are not an integral part of the crystal lattice of the substance. You can remove any soluble salts from sand by adding water and...</p>
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                <p class="mb-2">Thank you for your quick response Geoffrey. One might also argue that it would be just as difficult, if not harder, to separate sand into it's chemical components </p>
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                <p class="mb-2">Hi Bonginkhosi, You ask a good question! I think it is debatable as, unlike in mixtures such as sand, the atoms of the different elements in the alloy are bonded to each other and the mixture cannot be separated into its constituent elements by simple...</p>
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                <p class="mb-2">Just a quick question about question 1. Aren't alloys mixtures by definition? The description on Structure 2.4.3 says, "Alloys are mixtures of a metal and other metals or non-metals." Did the definition change or am I missing something? </p>
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                <p class="mb-2">Thanks Geoffrey. It's always good to get another perspective on the possibilities for different ways in which students might be asked to apply understanding from different topics/units of study to solve problems. (In fact, this is exactly what 'problem...</p>
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