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A student has two solutions of equal concentration: one of sodium hydroxide and one of ammonia. Suggest, with reasons, two ways in which the behaviour of these two solutions would differ.
CAIE A Level Chemistry 9701 · Equilibria
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6 marks, so the mark scheme is looking for about 6 separate creditworthy points. Making the same point twice in different words earns it once.
Suggest means: Apply what you know to an unfamiliar situation. There may be more than one acceptable answer. Reason from the principle you have learned to the new context, and say which principle you are using.
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