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[Chia Yiok Lang]

To all chemistry teachers:

I have a few questions to ask:

1.Q: What is meant by heat of displacement?
   Should I give the general definition of heat of displacement or the specific definition based on the experiment?

2. Constant variables in Paper 3 have to give one or more than one answer? What if i ask students to give only answer?

All your sharing are kindly appreciated.

[Lee Pai Ee]

I want to share my opinion here:
1. If the question didnt ask based on the experiment, then general answer should be given.
2. Normally i will ask the student to write one answer only in constant variable in paper 3 SPM to avoid "WCR - wrong cancel the right".

[Wong Hee Ting]

1. If we know what are the specific metals involved, we can give the specific definition.

2. 1 constant variable, and make sure that it's the most important one.

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