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I was confused with what you meant for some reason, but if you think about it smoke detectors are quite versatile devices that can really be used any where, especially in the industry where people are dealing with flammable substances

YESSSSS I definitely agree with you !

when we had a topic test in class, there was an extended response question (6 marks) asking to analyse benefits and problems associated with use of radioactive isotopes in both industry and medicine, examples, reference to properties etc.. As an industrial isotope I wrote Americium-241 and I got...

yes, its all over and done with, now we have to wait until results are out

I guess it depends on the person and their strengths

just realised I said 'hater' omg, yes me too !! it was in my trials as well

smoke detectors are produced in an industry, unlike Technetium-99m used for medical purposes

Hater process as a 7 marker YESSSS

well there was a few galvanic MC and polyethylene process as well as polystyrene/polyethylene properties and use questions, titration calc, so your predictions were RIGHT ooh

hmmmm it's just that I've heard from people here and there, from medical interns that the GAMSAT is much easier as it requires 'knowledge and understanding' something that an individual can prepare for, whereas UMAT, yes theres prep courses to get yourself use to the style of...

Thought so, would I even get 3 marks for that ?

That was the only question I wasn't confident with :((( I wrote so many different things to get marks here and there haha I wrote about the Grey power service for age, as well as educating the community, raising awareness, advocacy. (then for some reason I spoke about Centrelink)

I wrote about Americium-241 for domestic use in fire detectors, the alpha radiation it emits ionises oxygen and nitrogen in the atmosphere, when smoke is present it absorbs the ionised oxygen and nitrogen causing the rate of ionisation to drop and the alarm going off. - adv long half life of 432...

well, I'm planning to take the alternative pathway into med (completing a undergrad course and applying for post-grad med) and I was wondering which exam is easier, regardless I have to sit both each year :-))))))

for a) ii. you didn't have to know a method from school as that specific first hand investigation with the 'egg white' isn't in the syllabus, it uses rather your broad knowledge about what the test for protein is (which I didn't have time to do, ran out of time, bye = 4 marks) and last question...

Is electrophoresis a type of chromatography ? (I didn't do this for the 7 marker just asking for a friend)

A minority study hard for CAFS so don't worry lol, trials CSSA was tricky haha by the way with the question on groups (8 marker) something about to what extent community attitudes assist in wellbeing (can't remember exact) what did you write about.. I found it kind of vague

GUYSSS, who knows the definite answers to multiple choice: 10,15,19 ?

I knew MS and ES roughly but not in detail :)))

WOOH DIDNT STUDY ES AND MS and it wasn't in it (option: forensic chemistry)