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awwww ok. a hope ur wrong lol.

^ might hav thought a wee bit lower than that. 83 - 84. But it depends on the quality of the canditature and the difficulty of the paper. Btw, what raw would be needed for a 97?

good. Yeah u just need to do past hsc questions. Ive seen some derivative questions (in question 2) where they have been exactly the same, but have just changed the constand or added an x or something trivial.

Will u stop being a stupid american and calling it 'math' rather than 'maths'?

The first one can be done by getting a beaker of water and adding universal indicator to it. A person should get a straw and blow bubbles into the water. Slowly, it should be observed that the water will turn colour from green to orange/yellow. Because it is known that acidic solutions...

Im not sure what they will ask the big one on this year. i recon maybe electrolytic cleaning, a massed question on corrosion protection or an in depth explanation of the corrosion process. What do u think?

we just got some leaves that dawny mildew and snowy mildew. we just cut them up (they were really thin and brittle) and had a look at them under the microscope.

hey, i was doin some past hsc practice questions (yeah i know theyre on journeys) and i came across text 1 in the 2003 AoS paper. What would be some techniques for that text? It just seemed too simple... thanks

no. just remember that some of those textbooks ramble on a bit. you only need to know 3: 1. Flame tests for Barium, calcium and copper 2. Precipitation tests 3. AAS and calibration curves.

im not really sure. I would have thought the contract was not made, because 'intention to create legal relations' was not present (the guy hadnt 'shook' on it yet). But then again, the clue to me was 'a fortnight later', which suggests that the contract was made, because being a fortnight...

thanks mate.

Im always getting criticised for always having a very weak final sentence to my essays. What is the best way to do a good conclusion, and leave the reader with a sense of strength and lasting impact? Thanks.

see that word 'chemical'? They r gonna delete that word in the syllabus when the new one comes out. Just say something basic. e.g. Technetium - 99m is used for medical purposes (in diagnostics and treatments of diseases) because it has a short half life of 6 hrs. This makes it appropriate...

thanks guys.

This would be gr8. Avd eng: 71 1/12 2u Maths 74 2/7 Bio 96 1/11 Chem 95 1/9 Legal 91 2/14 Pdhpe 87 2/7 School rank: really bad

yeah it smashes eng, but whats so bad bout shipwrecks? My class was gonna do ind chem, but we voted that we change to shipwrecks (and so we did).

maybe it just seems like that to u cos ur doin that pathways thingy. I would hate that. But chem isnt that long...not compared to legal studies and it aint that complicated compared to adv eng and mx1 maths.

i do an intro, 3 paragraphs (both set texts are inclusive in each paragraph) and then a conclusion. The paragraphs are themed science and humanity, creator and created and nature and industrialisation.

bull. Its prolly the best one.

post ur questions, then we can help u with them :uhhuh: