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Hi guys, My teacher reckons there might be a BIG ASS ethanol as a alternative fuel question in this year, as well..there hasn't been one since they started (2001). Just thought i'd give ya's a heads up. Ron Ron.

The only thing i can even imagine you're talking about is to do with the eutrophication of rivers. Maybe a nutritionist then is something that encourages algae growth, in that case it would be a nutrient :p Cheers. Ron

Geez sorry "reflection" lol. Yeah i reckon we did get it a bit easy for paper 2, with the exception of the king lear question :( (feels sorry for next year's HSC'ers)

hehe i liked that question :D Filled up the booklet! :cool:

Hmm mee didnt like the question, it was only relevant to a small portion of what we went through in class, and it's gonna be my worst Q in english i reckon.

Hmm i thought the question was quite general. Mind you i didn't mind. i wrote 3 pages of the most concise shit lol, lets hope the markers see it that way :rolleyes:

hehe i think that guy was geting confused with ozone :p Anyways ima skip it as for one its not in the new sylabus, and two i've yet to come across a Q for it :D Thanks guys anyways Cheers. ron

Hey peeps just going through my stuff and noticed that i have information on the "harmful effects of UV radiation". It states a dot point, but i can't find it in the the new syllabus :S Would i be right in leaving this one out when studying?

I agree, just like my pre planned essay :) Mind you i ran it a little close for time though (stupid Q 1!)

Not as Lame as mine hehe. Mine consisted of looking out of a window :\

I agree, not the most flash Q, as most of the one & two markers couldnt really be condensed. I've seen harder but, so i ain't complainin.

The ones which i chose were: (drum roll) Feliks Skryznecki Crossing the Red sea Leaving Home There u go! :rolleyes: Cheers. Ron

Alrighty then cool :D Thanks Za, and thanks googleplex for clearing up the fact theres no single answer. Cheers. Ron

Think of it this way. If it's 1-butene, have one less H on the first and second carbons, and if it's 2-butene, have one less H on the second and third carbons. EASY :uhhuh: EDIT: basically whats above me is right hehe :rolleyes:

Hey guys was just curious, is the ideal temperature for haber process 400 or so degrees C? Coz i've seen a fair few books saying 400,a fair few saying 500. And what is 700K in dergees C? Thanks gys, its a stupid Q, but don't kill me for it :p Cheers. Ron

PSSSH class? Lol our teacher is an incompetent sod. The thing is, I've honestly not learnt a thing apart from the OH & S stuff. Otherwise most of the stuff comes from IPT (which im doin iight in now :D), and otherwise most of it is common sense. All those people that say english is an important...

They taste good if you cover em with milo instead of sugar too :D Mee goes through 3 only in the morning :p like DAYAMN 15 :o

Hmm i do both IPT and physics...and well i'd say that although physics gets scaled higher, its harder to get marks in. IPT is a broing subject, but with study...is an easy boring subject :p How are your physics results then?

Surely there is someone here that also does geophysics?? I dont understand the subject much at all, but theres no use being more specific unless someone can reply?

ok mate thanks for clearing that up, and thanks for the damn quick reply. You rock! I thought it was 50/50, but people were like thats only for the HSC mark etc etc. None of my teachers actually knew either so yeh. Ok then thanks!