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1 terrible creative, 2 related for belonging and mod C.

Post them up and motivate yourself :) English Adv: 90 MX1: 98 MX2: 96 Chem: 96 Phys: 95

lol are you serious. I have horrible memory haha.....

Nitrogen?! Sulfate! Ooh how about a question on determining concentration of phosphate/nitrate? And maybe one on effects of eutrophication, why it happens, and the recommended levels and all that?

I think ozone monitoring & management and replacement for CFCs might come up.

- Name + what type of chemist they are + where they work - What do they do - What chemical principles are involved - How do these chemical principles work Hm yeah maybe 6 marks is a bit of a stretch..

Yeah, otherwise who'd be the chemist that you're talking about? lol If it's something long or you don't remember it, you could make up the name (they can't go cross referencing names and they wouldn't bother) As long as you talk about the chemical principles and what they do properly, it'll be...

Possibly. A 6-7 marker on this would be a killer haha (so much bsing involved)

I don't think they would go that specific. Tbh I don't remember much of that as the main point to take away from that is just that ozone depletion is faster during spring (useful to talk about in trends of changing [ozone])

lol yeah sorry, got used to the fact that everyone in my region/school/area studies Warragamba dam (unless there are others? idk) They could ask for specifics about your local water catchment area

Chemical monitoring & management (3rd module)

I don't think they've ever asked a question on Warragamba Dam.

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They're in resources here

Oh sweet i printed out 2000, 2001 and 2002 for me to do after English paper 2 :)

It's not really being more accurate. You can only be as accurate as the lowest amount of sig figs used in the question.

The way i tackled this module was considering Shakespeare's purpose in using conflicting perspectives - for what agenda? What is he trying to communicate? Is he trying to comment on humanity? Does he just want to make a character seem richer? Is he exploring the idea of power? What is he saying...

Right here: http://www.boredofstudies.org/courses/maths/4u/1120177034_2001_Mathematics_Extension_2_Trial_Paper_Moriah_College.pdf

I think i should clarify myself lol. What i meant was "beta up down up down" which is just a way to remember how to draw beta-glucose monomers (position of OH groups)

Colour transitions is just rote learning, and the thing about replacements of a natural material actually isn't too bad if you do ammonia (you cover it in the 3rd module too)