Junior Chemistry: Gases 1

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[Raulex1]

I would like to point out that you made a mistake when referring to the units of Pa. It is N/m^2 and not N/m like you say.

[bannanaiscool]

@Raulex1 Right! I said "force per unit area" and then promptly said N/m when it should certainly be N/m2. Nice pick up!

[MikeDaniells1]

I was just wondering what junior and ap chemistry are? I'm from the UK you see. im assuming that junior chemistry is our equivalent to GCSE's which are exams sat in the last year of high school (our year 11, your grade 11 i think) and ap chemistry is when you decide to study it further on at grade 12 and 13?

any help would be much appreciated, thanks

[bannanaiscool]

@MikeDaniells1 Pretty much right. AP Chem cover first year university material, almost anywhere.

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[Ricky127r]

i'm in high school and taking ap chemistry, just wondering what is junoir chemistry?

[bannanaiscool]

It's pretty much what everyone takes at a grade 11 level.

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[OoJustChrisOo]

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[flonga1]

Chemguy, you are a GOD. Thank the Lord you were born to help people with problems with Chemistry. You are a savior.

[JackRendar]

The best teachers have epic moustaches.

[leyjo1972]

ha ha ha! brilliant Italian accent

[0souldier0]

agreed

[DJD4793]

Thank you so much. I have a chem test tomorrow this helped so much