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extention english could be given like half the marks, and then the half of another of your 2 unit courses would be included with it. but seriously. backto the chem i say.

well, i assume this is from Shipwrecks and Salvage? the ones you've listed sound like the best from my uneducated-in-the-ways-of-the-module brain. unless you want to use stuff like titanium or gold :). Anything that doesn't react with either water or salt should work i would think.

hmm....are you sure? i hav no recolection of said dot point.

im not sure about steam cracking, but we definetly need to know about catlytic cracking.

wow. really? i guess Sydney boys isn't exactly the most underprivelidged school. :) ah well, each to his or her own i spose.

"Ah yes, sweet pity. where would my love life be without it?" - homer.

and the irony is that you posted a pointless post to tell us all that. :)

And even if they dont, it'll stay near the top for the next couple of days. :)

lol. well, im sure the markers would praise your creativness. :)

quote: and no, i don't think i'll get 99.90+... i'm happy with mid-99s jesus. you poor boy. but still, i salute your brainyness.

umm....H2O + H2O <-> H3O+ + OH- Thats the most useful one for me. the selfionisation of water. pH = -logH+ the pH of a specific H+ quantity.

But is that part of out studies? all i've learnt about is Cl.

i dont think they would, but if they did, you could draw the little activation energy ciagram, drawing two liens, with one being lower at its apex to imply the use of a catalyst.

you dont understand! its just not the same....well ok it is....but.....oh.....damn you and your logical argument.

Oh well. as long as you spell colour with a 'u' i doesn't really matter.

lol. true that. im hoping for 90, but you seem to know about 3 times the stuff i do.

so is a really simple basic substance used for the calibration ?

yeah, but im doing drama, so there's no hope for me. :( O well, i'll manage something.

yeah, i was thinking Art/law. but im gonna have to arts then jump across cause UNSW has a UAI of 99.95ish

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