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I do Chem and its definitly the best subject to choose. And yes it is a good scaler. But don't get me wrong Economics is definitly a good choice also. Why not do both. They both scale very well.

That is correct. And remember solvents and solids arent considered in determining the constant K. Only gases.

I had a sphere and cylinder for question 10. I kind of stuffed it up. I coldnt see that the radius would be the same whole way through. Was on top of that a compound interest question? I am hoping for 108+ cuz i no i made stupid mistakes.. But then again i didnt even study i Had bio same day.

To the OP Im doing Chemistry as well this year. I tell you now my teacher is by far the worst teacher for Chem. She does cover the dotpoints but so generally im telling you last week in one period she covered all of Section 2 (Haber Process) in Chem Mon and Man. THats unbelievably fast. And...

I have my YOU session at end of this term. Any sort of stuff I should prepare for besides the basic testing? Also what were the experiences at OSB? Im interested in doing Aeronautical Engineering with ADFA.

Yeh that answer for the industrial sector was 26%. It was the only one that looked correct out of all the choices. BTW in the section where u had to right the word/number in the boxes. What *C did u put for the question about what is the temperature without the atmosphere. I put 30*C just want...

I wouldn't say that just yet. COmbustion wouldn't be an answer because product didnt contain water and decomposition wouldn't work as it oversimplifies the equation. Seriously if anyone put thermal decomposition in their boxes they would get it right. I think corrosion is correct.

Hi guys. First Post. I also had trouble with this question. At first sight I thought combustion obviously because of the heat. But because the product didnt contain water it isn't combustion. I believe decomposition could be answer but that would only be throught heat. Just having decomposition...