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xeriphic is technically right. The death of the waterway is a cause of eutrophication

Is it necessary to put the water in the equation?

CH3COOH + H2O <---> CH3COO- + H3O+ H2SO4 + 2H2O ---> SO42- + 2H3O+ Acceptable?

Wow, a twitch! There is probably a down-side I can't see though

You don't actually have to name the stages. Just describe the overall process

Bah! What do HSC markers know about the HSC!

Lactic acid is the monomer, not the enzyme. Lactic acid monomers link in condensation polymerisation (water eliminated) forming polyLACTIC ACID

All those properties are probably correct, and judging by the properties it could easily be used for food packaging. The bacteria is alcaligenes eutrophus though. I strongly urge you to call it that

I figured one current research would be enough, but thanks because it probably won't be And no speersy

Glucose: C6H12O6

Hahah, just go with it, you'll be fine. It is confirmed by text books

Well that's the main point for all biopolymers

Tables just seem wrong in an exam to me, but if thats what floats your boat, then don't let me stop you

Any need to put the states of species in battery equations ie. (s) (aq)

I'd prefer a nutter who knew who stuff, to a stable person who knows less about chemistry than I do

I don't bother with a mnemonic for that one. But I do like RED CAT and AN OX

lol. That's what I figured so I divorced myself from that equation

You are given plenty of time to do the exam, so there is no excuse to being less than perfectly legible

Yeah: Cathode: 2MnO2 + 2NH4+ + 2e- ----> Mn2O2 + NH3 + 2H2O

Whatever you do, don't actually put the dots in