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Hey check out my forum, it's books i used for the HSC last yr. http://community.boredofstudies.org/showthread.php/254760-Enginnering-books-for-sale!!!

http://community.boredofstudies.org/showthread.php/254760-Enginnering-books-for-sale!!!

ok goody :D

Engineering Studies Excel by Peter Metcalfe and Roger Metcalfe.........$25 Hard copy of OTEN notes - $15 1000 + pages of notes for the whole HSC engineering course + questions + answers My engineering Folder - $10 notes + past HSC papers with full solutions (by an engineer + numerous trial...

lols can some1 recruit me. Apparently if u got connections then u will easily find a job. Anyways if u hear of any job opportunities give me a yell.

cool!!

like can i specialise in a field if i have a degree in physio? and can i also specialise with a certain group of people like athletes etc.?

I was wondering what are the career options available if i have a degree in physiotherapy. (Cos i dont want to be stuck with the elderly :P)

lul did u make up that percentage. Anyways what are some good stores to start working at?

Lols, thanx for the replies esp. Brintecat Umm...do u think its a good idea to just go to various stores and just ask them if they need another hand? as opposed to what i have been doing which is just emailing my resume to all sorts of jobs (which seems to be a fail atm :( ).

So yea as the title says post up ur tips plz...:D

Its from the industrial chem dotpoint: "describe uses of sodium carbonate" Answer to above: 1. gently heat the solution as chlorine has a low boiling point of -34.04 degrees 2. Ensure that a lid with a pump attached to it is secured 3. Pump the chlorine gas into a condenser to turn it to liquid...

in text books they have a voltmeter. Anyways next question: Q. One use of sodium carbonate is glass making. Provide an equation to represent this.

in text books they have a voltmeter. Anyways next question: Q. One use of sodium carbonate is glass making. Provide an equation to represent this.

They are not on the net. But i do have em'. PM if interested

They are not on the net. But i do have em'. PM if interested

OK heres a question Q) In a galvanic cell a voltmeter is used. If a voltmeter has an infinite resistance, how can electrical energy flow through to the other electrode. Q) Also how can the ions in the electrolyte replace electrons from the anode. probably will end this thread for good :D

OK heres a question Q) In a galvanic cell a voltmeter is used. If a voltmeter has an infinite resistance, how can electrical energy flow through to the other electrode. Q) Also how can the ions in the electrolyte replace electrons from the anode. probably will end this thread for good :D

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Heres another qwirky question: In a galvanic cell a voltmeter is usually attached, how can electrical energy flow through the external wires to the other electrode if a voltmeter has infinite resistance and how can ions in the electrolyte solution replace the loss of electrons in a...