Recent content by dwayne95

Thank you so much!! I'm also a bit stuck on rhesus factor inheritance. I've read a few different explanations, but I'm not sure which is right!

What a lovely post! I've never fully understood the difference between independent assortment and random segregation. Anybody?

99.85. And two years ago we had two 99.95ers.

Yeah, I do advanced. I know it's super tricky! I think because I have 14 units, so it's hard to tell what will count.

My school is in the 70s. English - 1/128 Bio - 1/48 Chem - 2/20 French - 3/12 Ext french - 2/10 Ext 1 english - 1/25 Ext 2 english - 2/12 And then I have accelerated maths from last year: 2 unit - 92 ext 1 - 44 Thank you in advance, lovely calculating people. :)

Section 1 : 66 Section 2: 65 Section 3: 65 95th percentile. :) Does anyone know if this is good enough for UNSW?

Thank you shadowdude! That's what I thought, but it's good to hear.

I'm in the exact same situation! I've got 6,229 words at the moment. My writing style is naturally quite understated and sparse and I feel my plot has been fully explored so to add anything would seem too wordy and pointless to me. But I'm still worried that being close to the minimum of the...

... Mine start on the 22nd. :)

PS - sorry if this is in the wrong section. PPS - am I right in thinking C is right? Maybe??

Bit confused by this one - help/method would be appreciated. :D "A 0.1 mol/L HCl solution has a pH of 1.0. What volume of water must be added to 90mL of this solution to obtain a final pH pf 2.0? a) 10mL b) 180 mL c) 810 mL d) 900 mL"

Hey, I'm doing ext too. We were lucky in that our teacher photocopied an english translation of the whole book for us, which I read a few times. But other than that I wouldn't worry. As long as you know what happens, it should be fine. :)

Okay. So could you say that all amphiprotic substances are amphoteric, but not the other way round?

Oh that makes sense. :) So can amphoteric substances only work in neutralisation reactions?

You, sir, are my hero.