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I'm available to tutor the following subjects: Chemistry, Physics, Maths Extension 1/2: Chemistry: I got 95 for Chem in the HSC, Chemistry Olympiad: I represented Australia in the 2004 International Chemistry Olympiad and got a bronze medal; I topped NSW in the National Qualifying...

Semester 1: MATH2911 - stats CHEM2915 - chem PCOL2011-pharmacology BCHM2971-biochem

jeez...131...damn

lol, Michael, you spoilt it :) ...

Templar, do you know who dark_angel is?

^who me? 10ch

lol hey sachin...know who this is?

First one's B - fluoride ion is acting as a lewis base - ie an electron pair donor.

That pile-up at Reid Park or wherever it was at the end was amazing...Ambrose was so lucky not to have been shunted over the fence...that could've been quite nasty

Gotta feel for Seton and Jim Richards though, who were forced to go out on wets

Murphy's never a darkhorse when it comes to Bathurst...he always produces the goods at the Bathurst enduro...I'm hoping for #2 to finish first :)

oooh Poisson distribution...

Yeh, they deserve it - I mean, ingesting a culture of helicobacter pylori is pretty extreme for any scientist...

OK, yeh my post above was slightly incorrect due to the way the question was worded. Molecular mass is, as it suggests, the mass of one molecule of the substance. Hence the units of AMU are most correct in answering this question. Grams will still work if you use the conversion factor that...

Ok, just a few points - firstly, most glaring, is : You always have to specify units, every step of the way here. There are plenty of units that the chemical amount can take - millimoles, micromoles, nanomoles to name a few. Hence, the use of mol is essential here. Also, just take care...

Well not Monash as Melb was my first VTAC preference, but the rest yeah.

2004 Usyd UNSW UNcle Melbourne Monash

Monday 7th - Human Biology Wednesday 9th-Integral Calculus Thursday 10th- Chemistry Friday 11th - Statistics Wednesday 16th - MBLG

Similarly for the last question, the easy method is p= 4*(13C5)/52C5 Each suit comprises 13 cards, from which you desire 5, and there are 4 suits. The probability is given by dividing through by the total number of choices of 5 cards from 52.

Things are hotting up in the Gangs vs Chappell saga. Harbhajan has spoken out publicly condemning Chappell and supporting his captain. However, Ganguly's always supported Harbhajan through tough times, so I guess that makes sense. Apparently the Indian team has become polarised into pro-Ganguly...