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hehe i think its not the uai im really worried about...but rather the interview and section 3 of the UMAT which is non-verbal reasoning...i mean when I look at them...they look like a random assortment of lines and shading to me....so confusing:( Oh wellls......

Fritz Haber was a fine scientist who proudly supported the cause of the nationalist socialist movement in the second world war....how? Well he develop the 'Haber process' which of course is used in industry for the manufacture of Ammonia: N2 + 3H2 <-----> 2NH3...

good to see a fellow high boy posting here...btw who are you exactly? anyways to help you out...HCl cannot be used as a primary standard because it is too volatile and absorbs heaps of water from the air...so at any given time you wouldn't be able to determine it's molarity which is the...

to clarify..... a weak acid is one that ionises to a large extent (not necessarily fully) in solution (for example Hydrochloric Acid), whereas a a weak acid is one that does not dissociate to such a great extent (the classic example is ethanoic acid) so be careful not to take the phrase...

kini has a point there....cellulose IS a biopolymer consisting of glucose monomers....but you're better off using synthesized ones...poly-beta-hydroxybutanoate is a good example

minai said that gpas are pretty constant for all unis rite? well then how are they supposed to be compared given that the standard of education differs according to the educatinal institution? does this mean i can go to some bad uni and get mad gpas?

only 1 reply so far?!?! aww guys!!! help me out here!

Hey everybody~~ Im in year 12 at the moment and I would really appreciate if you guys could help me out here.... Well you see the problem is that I am applying to study medicine in 3 universities (UNSW, Newcastle and Monash) and I'm beginning to have very real doubts about whether I can get...

FYI, the G.N.Lewis definition is not examinable in the revised syllabus

I have macmillan chemistry which is too complicated...and they talk about stuff which won't even be examined....I find that Roland Smith's Counquering Chemistry is really helpful and lays out the information in a concise and logical manner.....with nice colour pictures and diagrams....so I...

ha I'm doing 14 units (no pathways. no acceleration) and I'm handling it Okay, I'm currently in the top ten percent of all my subjects cept for english.......think about it, it's only 2 units extra of work than the average....

Hehe Johnny smells ;) nar jkjk Good luck in ur assessments~ Study Hard....

I go to Sydney Boys' HS.....and btw I'm not the dux....overall I'm ranked about 15th...

Hi everyone...I'm aiming to get over 99 to have that competitive edge over other potential med candidates...was wondering how many units I have to get over 90 in in order to get over 99 UAI...at the moment I'm predicting my scores to be as follows (scaled): Advanced English 85-90 English X1...

99.3~4? Hopefully it'ss impress the med board:)

Me is Sydney Boy's High!! Yayy :D Subjects are: X2 mAths X1 English Physics Chem Engineering Studies 1U Problem Solving and Communication in Science (altho that doesnt count)

yeh I'm tending to think along your lines... anyways what's ur real name? Is it Tieki?!

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I thought it was pretty much self explanatory?! Oh well... Check out the attachment and you'll see~

This is a question from Schlenker/McKern Engineering Studies book: Ok, theres a boat of mass 2 tonnes resting on a ramp inclined at 20 degrees to the horizontal...coefficient of friction is 0.3.....calculate the force required to push the boat DOWN the ramp and keep it moving at a constant...