JAMB CBT Chemistry 2020 Past Questions 21 - 40

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[Bee_aesthetics]

Please do you have the 2024 mock examination?

[GLORYTOM-oitu]

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It makes chemistry easier though.

[faruqmusa]

I have a question about No 35 please. We agreed that the cathode rays are negative and in an electrometer, they are attracted by the positive electrode i.e. the anode, why is the answer negatively charged again?

[inioluwaracheal]

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[clairebertha]

Another reason why option B is the correct answer for question 24 is that since Helium a noble or inert gas, it won't react with oxygen (combustion) therefore it's non-combustible.

[marvelousmatt]

On question 27 please how did you derive the formula for cathode and anode

[asanimorejiroghene]

Where u guys able to get the mock question of2021

[rejoiceenaike]

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[UdemeJackreece]

Please re explain no.25 I really don't understand thanks