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praps...think about something which is not so black and white...eg. in Amy Tan's "The Joy Luck Club" whereas the journey is riddled with potholes and dead ends, metaphorically speaking

definitely not!! in combined you mix and math subjects from ur degrees, but in double degree you do subjects separately... eg the engo/science one i am looking at requires two years of engineering...then transfer to facvlty of science for one year to do your science, then transfer back to...

lol yeah they said that the radius was 45 which is obviously impossible...the DIAMETER is 45

hey tis not over till the fat lady sings...which is tomolo :)

errr.....okei then mate what have you been smoking?

i think the argument can go both ways....i agree that the old syllabus was fairly lmited in that it was merely rote learning and application of formulae but this new syllabus is overkill in terms of societal impact and history...an essential balance needs to be struck between these two ideally~...

wow good stuff....thanks

stfu u noob :)

i think you're pretty set and know your stuff.....dont worry...be happy :)

you woulndt use gravimetric analysis since not much ppt would form... btw yeah "theoretically" thats true but you wouldnt put the unknown as the analyte in the conical flask....so therefore you're wrong...you should ideally put the water sample in the burette and observe the coulour...

what exactly do you mean by "pussy"? Knowing your character, is it wht I tihnk it is? :P im sure you'll find a nice one one day....perhaps...

then acidic nature of the solution approaches zero pH=-log0.00000000000001= a very large number, simple!

actually john forgot to mention that you should add a NH3/NH4+ buffer solution first b4 titrating

true that...good luck everybody...were on the home stretch

you're better off dissolving in conc. HCl for two reasons: 1. dissolution is more efficient 2. helps to coagulate the fine BaSO4 ppt 2gether, thereby increasing accuracy of experimental results

wrong bro...its the other way around

it doesnt really matter does it? whats the diff?

i concur

no it means that subsequent ions MAY be able to dissociate...as to the extent you dont know that unless they give u the ionisation constant

eh no worries thats what im here for :)