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I want to do the same thing, but with different courses, so if anyone can help us, that'd be great. By the way, where is this "Progam Leave/Discontinue" thing, I have no idea how to navigate around the UNSW site yet.

Do you know the number? There seems to be alot of numbers, and I'm not sure which is the one that handles affairs like this. Uni is UNSW. Okay, I just did, I'm unsure whether it'll change anything though, because main round already passed, though there are still vacancies so I'm lucky...

I believe that its compulsory full time, and its also a 4year course. Plus I haven't studied HSC Physics so I would have to do a bridging course. Computer Science is a lot more flexible and what I would prefer. Made a pretty stupid mistake.

So I just realised that I enrolled for Computer Engineering instead of Computer Science.. Is there still a way I can change after missing the main round offers. I don't want to study full-time because I'd much rather do part-time study + a little bit of work on the side. Thank you...

I got 2.13, wasnt sure about units, so I just copied the one on back of periodic table for water, but instead of 4.18 i replaced with 2.13 So 2.13 x10^3 J Kg^-1 K^-1

No pracs involving method, closest was reflux.

Isn't it HInd + H2O <-> Ind- + H3O+ In acid, equilibrium shift to left, so colour would be same as HInd (red i think?) In acid, use up H3O+, shift to right, Ind- colour (green?) Neutral in middle, forgot what red + green = tho. Is this explanation ok?

Thank you for clarification.

It's around 4.2g, made another mistake on the other thread, because standard conditions (273K & 100Kpa) is 22.71L not 24.79L Equation is: SO2 + 2H2S -> 3S + 2H2O

Is the conjugate base of a weak acid a strong base or weak base?

Enzymes in yeast for fermentation. (Zymase i think) Think that's all..

Re: Important I think they have it formatted where the answer booklets contain space for a) and then parts i) ii) etc. (if there is) If it's not, and its just blank lined paper, then it would probably be best to do it in order, or as Apple Sauce says, leave room for questions that are you skip.

re: HSC Chemistry Marathon Archive Question: Outline two differences between halons and CFCs.

So when I draw it would it look like Um.. don't know why the picture came out so large.. found on wiki And u just replace the R with a hydrocarbon chain (zig-zag line) + benzene ring. Would that be fine?

So it's O-SO2-O- not SO3-? I think you read the options wrong, one has 4 oxygens the other 3.

Wait do options get scaled separately? Because some options might be harder than others. Or are they considered equal, and only the total exam mark gets scaled (out of 100).

What's the structure for anionic detergent head, some of my notes say its O-SO2-O- but others say its SO3-? There is a benzene ring before the sulfonate group in each case. Also unsure about structure of non-ionic detergents. How would you describe the structure of non-ionic in an exam?

Edit: Nvm, I think I got it now thanks to bedpotato. Thank you very much. Just realised this is like year 11 chem, it's kinda what an enthalpy graph explains, but my teacher didn't go into much detail because he said we would go over it in more depth this year, and then I got moved to a...

When bonds are broken do they release energy.. Or is energy released when bonds are made... Or does this depend on the nature of the reaction, either endothermic or exothermic. I'm confused. >.<

Will we get marked down if we use 14 = pH + pOH? It's much simpler.