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HSC sUcKsSsS... covered the whole concept quite well although he decided to integrate the 2 dot pts together... anyways i'll give a decsription for that dot pt... describe Galileo's analysis of projectile motion It's always nice to give a general statement about a scinetist.. and how...

read my post a few posts before urs... by the way... nice timetable... i think i will be doing way less once i get to the fun part.. that is when i start studying maths... which will consist mainly of past papers.. so i'll need to sit a full 3 hours to get a whole paper done so i'll...

well the top of my physics class is a girl with an everage of 95%.. she's the only girl out of a class of 4... but i think its a combination of ability to memorise along with hard work,dedication and the general positive attitude towards her studies... but i mean in most cases u need to...

i think it's got something to do with it being more reactive at the end of the molecule... I really have no idea sorry!!!

congrats..... *dances around excitedly*..... well done!!! ... 10000 words is great... good luck to u and to all u E.E. 2ers out there... u guys will finish... and hopfully with flying colours... only a very short while to go... and there's 1 complete unit off ur backs... * puts...

lol.. if it makes u feel any better.. I only got 82%... lol... however that exam was more focused on speed... i need to make sure what happened to me in the school certificate doesn't happen in the HSC .. (i.e. when it really counts)

sorry I'm just really bored so i hope u guys don't mind me going onto the next dot pt... 2.3 describe that synthesis of ammonia occurs as a reversible reaction that will reach equilibrium The synthesis of ammonia occurs as a reversible reaction. This means that ammonia is formed from...

2.2 identify that ammonia can be synthesised from its component gases, nitrogen and hydrogen: Ammonia can be synthesised from its component gases, nitrogen and hydrogen. Ammonia is prepared from its elements (nitrogen and hydrogen) via a catalytic reaction known as the Haber process. The...

1.5 hours.... talk about turbo... the last time i practiced a full 2 unit paper was for my half yearlies... i managed to complete it in about 2 hours and 15 minutes... although i did complete the actual half yearly exam in 1 hour and 45 minutes... but that's because questions 9 and 10 were...

@ Abtari.... for (2) heres my answer for that dot pt... now i'm not sure were abouts i got the info.. but it could be a combination of HSC online + Maquarie revision guide... Not really sure... - Ethanol can be used in internal combustion engines if it cam be economically produced from...

Why only 2004... we should have all available years here don't u think? (removed) ohh just take the whole thing... http://www.boredofstudies.org/mirror/2004/.... courtesy of a bored of studies member who i remebner posted this up at the beginning of this year.... (it was so long ago i can't...

off course i have breaks... u can't study that long without any breaks... however ... some subjecst might require more time than others.. so for those subjects i would extend my study time to probably 9:00 p.m to make up for the breaks... sometime i have a break every 50 minutes which goes for...

JUAI is pritty good.. and predicts 2004 UAI's... as i mentioned previously in the JUAI thread... i punched 2 ppls marks in for 2004.. and it gave almost the exact UAI's they recieved in 2004... both were only about 0.5 UAI points off... I think it's a little more accurate for higher marks...

cool... thanks for the replies ppl... 80+ seems fair... i wonder what a 90 raw.. would get u... my guess is 97+...any takers

Freaky... but believable.. hmmm.. i might try to study from 5.am until 1.am just once in the upcoming days... i'll see how it goes... of course their bodies would be used to it if they've been doing this for ...'3 years' but usually i only get 5-7 hours sleep max.. so i'm willing to reduce...

I guess that means i'm crazy then... woohooooo i've been averaging 6-12 hours over the last 6 days.... oh how i hate chemistry... but my inner love for the subject made me want to study... i've always wanted to succeed at chemistry... even though chemistry is not my thing... but my future...

the direct effect of CFC use is the long term depletion of the ozone layer, CFCs undergo photodisociation thereupon they realese chlorine atom radicals, and it is these radicals which destroy/deplete more ozone molecules... (1) Cl (radical) (g) + O3 ---> ClO (g) + O2 (g) (2) ClO (g) + O...

currysauce have u done ur trials???

hmm exellent idea.... *signs in to msn*

yes yes i have.. it's the psychlogical mentality i've been adopting during these holidays... it keeps me motivated to keep studying for my trails.... and i must admit it's very effective