Edexcel IAL Chemistry Unit 1 WCH11/01 January 2022 - Full Paper Walkthrough

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This is the January 2022 IAL Chemistry Unit 1 Module from the IAL specification. You will find time stamps to each question below. For further revision check out the other papers in the playlist.

TIMESTAMPS
0:00 Intro
0:13 Q1(a)
1:08 Q1(b)
1:55 Q2
3:33 Q3
4:57 Q4
5:39 Q5
6:36 Q6
7:23 Q7
9:28 Q8
10:58 Q9
11:55 Q10(a)
12:45 Q10(b)
13:08 Q11
13:59 Q12
16:16 Q13
17:46 Q14
19:36 Q15
20:23 Q16
24:43 Q17
26:47 Q18
29:22 Q19
38:15 Q20
52:02 Q21
1:02:37 Q22
1:12:48 Q23
1:20:08 Q24
1:25:29 Outro

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[cakitodameow]

In Q21 part b ii) i think u made a mistake in the final product, that is not the major product as the major will have the Br bonded to the secondary carbocation (it will be 2- bromopropane)

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