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hey i am doing the exact same thing as well at UNSW. You can always try out higher maths and if u dont like it, just simply drop it to math1131. As far as assumed knowledge goes, i believe a good Math Ext1 knowlege would be sufficient. And also not to mention you would also be learning new...

B Commerce/ B Engineering at UNSW despite having a uai of below 90.. i am amazed :)

hey i had another question about this bonus points system. Is it true that bonus points are not awarded for double degrees. I applied for B Fin/B Sci with uai of 88, and i fell short by 1 point. My EAS (bonus 5 points) was also successful and obviously got more than 60% in both adv eng and...

how do we kno if the eas scheme is taken into account, coz as far as i am concerned unsw doesnt send us a eligibilty letter unlike few other unis (usyd, uts, macq uni). thanks

Sam : 86.85 Juai: 84.95 Uai: 86.80

how can be anyone be sad in the end of HSC chemistry!! So Glad its all over No more chemical names and molecules etc to remember

cool i never knew tht!! thx moving on with the questions 1) What range of tests are used to -identify heavy metals pollutions of water - Monitor possible eutrphication of waterways 2) Identify the process and the instruments that can b used to detect radiation

yea MOLES= 50/(39.99)=1.25 [OH]= 1.25/0.3 pOH=-log 4.16 = -.619 pH +pOH = 14 pOH= 14.62 yea i am gettin tht now...i dunno seems wrng though!!

i thought scale is between 0-14. and also in 1st line of ur calculation i think u usd the Mwt of Na as 35.5 instead of 22.99.. can u pls write the eq!!

for q 5) Is the answer pH=13.4, pOH=14-13.4= 0.6???

oh ok thanks 1) Oxygen free Radical: 6 valence electrons (2 unpaired), Oxygen gas decomposed by UV light to form Oxygen Radicals, release 2 electrons as they are unpaired, only existbreifly and is very reactive Oxygen Radical: Very Stable, reacts with other metals to form oxide , necessary...

damn slow again!!!

this was in last year paper. i didnt completely understand it . just hv a vague idea on this The flow chart shows a series of steps involved in the production of ethyl butanoate. glucose--->mixture containing ethanol--->pure ethanol--->ethyl butanoate Describe the chemistry and procedure...

haha a bit slower

answers to post by petinga 1.) -CO- cars cigarettes, bush fires -SO2-combustion of fossil fuels form motor vechiles, powerplants, Metal sulfide smelters -Oxides of NO- combustion of fuels, burning of biomass -Pb- Leaded fuels, disposing of leaded batteries Particulates- Incomplete...

i was looking at the syallabus and it never ask directly the steps used (method) for esterification. All it asks about on esterification are : reactants used and products formed, need for refluxing, purpose of using acids, safety precautions. I was using called "DOT POINT" HSC chemistry and...

i was wondering if any 1 culd explain how to do this question the amount of fuel Fin litres required per hour to propel a plane in level flight at a constant speed is u km/h is given by F=Au^3+ B/u where A and B are constants (i) show tht a pilot wishing to remain in level flight for as...

oh i didnt mention the heseinberg uncertainty...damn did we have to elaborate it or just mention it since its only a four mark question

wow i red the exact same thing yesterday but failed to memorise the whole thing.. but i mentioned 3 points from the five and wrte exactly the same thing for pauli's contribution. is that good enough.. should get 4/4 or if not 3?

For module B i accidently analysed 3 speeches instead of 2 that the question asked. i kno i hv stuffed it up! i wrote around 8 pages but around 5.5 pages for the first 2 speches can anyone tell me how badly i have stuffed? Would it seriously affect my mark?