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I don't get what you're trying to ask. Are you trying to work out the overall voltage, or just the half-equations?

That's a hard one. Even Google couldn't come up with more than one image. :p Sorry I can't help much. How come you're not using something more simple like the button cell?

I'm just reading through my stories. Good luck people! :) Don't stress too much (although I am).

Are you doing The Tempest? I have notes which I can upload for you, and if you go to the English Advanced section of the resources page, you might find some good essays other students put up. We did the imaginative journey too. It's not that confusing once you're a few weeks into it. :)

I never knew that. I just went with what CC said. Thanks! :o

Four, including my current boyfriend. I know a girl who had more than 9 in one year.

Great stuff. Thanks. :)

2 hours? Lol. My boyfriend lives an hour and a half away from me. He always has. We've been going out for two years and see each other like three times every week, and we've been perfectly happy. The distance is nothing. ;)

I'd wait 3 years for my boyfriend because I love him. If it was someone I just liked, I might not have that much patience.

Serge dear, would you like to do that for us? :)

In my boyfriend's bed. Yes, such a typical place. I wish I lost it on a Ferris wheel or something. :(

If he's a close friend, you should be able to talk about it with him. :)

Reliability is like, repeating the experiment under the same conditions. It sounds pretty right.

I think so. The haemoglobin system is also in CC.

Metals form cations, non-metals form anions. Simple. :)

You chop them up and boil them. The juice is the indicator. :p

She probably won't listen to you if you advice her against them. She should have learnt her lesson by now. :p

This is module 3. If you go to the Monitoring and Management forum you can probably find some similar threads. Eutrophication is the presence of excessive nutrients (especially nitrates and phosphates) in a water system, which causes algae and other aquatic organisms to grow out of control.

Reaction energy would be the temperature, which in turn affects the reaction rate. Equilibrium is the explanation for why it affects the rate. It's a messy question. We had it in our trials.

I suppose so, but TDS can also be measured by evaporation.