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BMAT Solved Papers / BMAT 2012

BMAT 2012 Section 2 Question 3

Nuclide XNR is an unstable isotope which decays in two stages into nuclide Z as shown:What are the values of P and Q? Answer: 3) B When an atom decays…

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11 January 2024
BMAT Solved Papers / BMAT 2012

BMAT 2012 Section 2 Question 2

2.74g of 1-bromobutane is reacted with excess aqueous sodium hydroxide to produce 1.11g of butan-1-ol according to the equation below.C4H9Br + NaHO → C4 H9OH + NaBrWhat is the percentage…

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11 January 2024
BMAT 2012 / BMAT Solved Papers

BMAT 2012 Section 2 Question 1

Which of the following could result in a homeostatic response?1 A rise in an internal condition.2 A reduction in an internal condition.3 A rise in an external condition.4 A reduction…

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11 January 2024
BMAT Solved Papers / BMAT 2011

BMAT 2011 Section 2 Question 27

At the front of a long column of soldiers is a man regularly hitting a drum 50 times a minute. The soldiers are told to place their left foot down…

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11 January 2024
BMAT Solved Papers / BMAT 2011

BMAT 2011 Section 2 Question 26

An impurity in petroleum is dimethylsulphide, CH 3SCH3. When dimethylsulphide is burnt in an excess of air, which one of the following balanced equations represents the reaction that takes place?…

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11 January 2024
BMAT Solved Papers / BMAT 2011

BMAT 2011 Section 2 Question 25

The graph below shows how one factor in the internal environment in a person changes, and is returned to a normal level. If someone has a condition which makes their…

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11 January 2024
BMAT Solved Papers / BMAT 2011

BMAT 2011 Section 2 Question 24

I have two six-sided dice, each with faces numbered from 1 to 6. One of the dice is fair, but the other is not – it will land on numbers…

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11 January 2024
BMAT Solved Papers / BMAT 2011

BMAT 2011 Section 2 Question 23

A ray of orange light travelling through air has a speed of 3.0 x 10 8 m/s and a wavelength of600nm. (1nm = 10 -9m)What could be the speed, frequency…

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11 January 2024
BMAT Solved Papers / BMAT 2011

BMAT 2011 Section 2 Question 22

An ore of lead contains 70% of PbS. Calculate the mass of lead that can be extracted from 478kg of the ore.[Ar : Pb = 207; S = 32] Answer:…

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11 January 2024
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BMAT 2011 Section 2 Question 21

Using the table, select the correct answer from the table.Cell Quantity of nuclear DNAP 1Q 2R 0 Answer: 21) D All body cells such as red blood cells and skin…

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