That would explain why i've never seen it, I guess.Alex-RCHS wrote:For Division C it could (should) be. Division B, probably not.geniusjohn5 wrote:Will Gibbs free energy and all that stuff be on the exam?
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Gibbs Free Energy is Div C only, I haven't seen it on any Div B tests.
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Gibbs free is pretty easy. Just include a table denoting what happens for each temperature-enthalpy scenario.
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B-divisioners aren't tested on enthalpy or entropy so I don't think it's really applicable anywayJoeyC wrote:Gibbs free is pretty easy. Just include a table denoting what happens for each temperature-enthalpy scenario.
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Does anyone know what a good Total Score would be? I was thinking maybe around mid 70's is competitive? But I'm not sure.
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Depends on which test you're takingCPScienceDude wrote:Does anyone know what a good Total Score would be? I was thinking maybe around mid 70's is competitive? But I'm not sure.
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Everything is relative to the specific competition you're at. It's not like a build where you know what good scores are.UTF-8 U+6211 U+662F wrote:Depends on which test you're takingCPScienceDude wrote:Does anyone know what a good Total Score would be? I was thinking maybe around mid 70's is competitive? But I'm not sure.
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Does each graph/chart have to contain different independent and dependent variables or can each have Temperature vs. Time?
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All of mine are temp vs time and I have gotten full pointsgeniusjohn5 wrote:Does each graph/chart have to contain different independent and dependent variables or can each have Temperature vs. Time?
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Isn't time and temperature the independent and dependent variables? For me, I just use temperature over time and get full point for it, so you should be fine with just Temp vs. Time.geniusjohn5 wrote:Does each graph/chart have to contain different independent and dependent variables or can each have Temperature vs. Time?