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1. At the end of a marathon sweat covered runners are given a shiny foil sheet to stop them cooling down too quickly. a) Suggest why the runner may cool down too quickly without the foil sheet (1) b.) Explain how the foil sheet reduces heat loss(2)

Note consider what type of heat loss is occurring1a) key word suggest Runner covered in sweat, when this evaporates it will reduce surface temperature (1)b) key word explain, remember...

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Answered by Lavana C. Physics tutor
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How can I better structure my exam essays?

One of the major components of both the GCSE and A-level Spanish exams is the written task. Whilst at GCSE what is largely required is a demonstration of good knowledge of vocabulary and relevant grammar ...

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Answered by Esmee C. Spanish tutor
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Prove that the difference of the square of two consecutive odd numbers is always a multiple of 8. [OCR GCSE June 2017 Paper 5]

Part 1 of this question asks you to explain why 2n+1 is an odd number, so it is assumed that the student knows this already. The definition of any odd number is 2n+1. Since all consecuti...

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Answered by Jon J. Maths tutor
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How does the electronegativity of the halogen atom change as group 7 is descended?

Electronegativity is the measure of how strongly an atom attracts a bonding pair of electrons to itself. As group 7 is descended, the electronegativity decreases. This is because the size of the halogen a...

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Answered by Serene T. Chemistry tutor
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Describe the difference in melting points for the elements Sodium and Magnesium

With these sort of questions, it's important to firstly think about what type of bonds make up the structure of the element. For this example, they both have metallic bonds which hold the structures toget...

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Answered by Myles S. Chemistry tutor
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