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It's not that it emits the visible spectrum, it emits waves that are within the visible spectrum. That's why Balmer found them as opposed to radio or ultraviolet waves that were "released" as they're a teensy bit hard to see :p Oh sure, but then you have to remember what wavelengths correspond...

I guess a logical way of working out the Jacaranda question is that since electrons exist in orbits of stable wavelengths, the circumference of the radius is the wavelength. Therefore, the next orbit will occur at 2x the inital wavelength as it will produce the next standing wave.

There's also cloud chambers, yes?

We've got about 7 spread across 3 classes :)

I found it hard to answer the first question not know what the container holding the sardines was made out of, or is this something that everyone just kindof knows?

I got "nominated" but I did a multimedia project. Anybody got replies from them yet? It'd feel great to get into it, but I can't seem to find ANY information on the presentation anywhere

Welcome to my boat :D

History & Memory > Texts in Time > Hamlet I hated the Hamlet question.

Is it not possible he slips into madness? Why can't Gertrude see the ghost for instance? (I don't believe he's mad, devil's advocate) I thought it was a bad question. A play as large and sophisticated as Hamlet has many themes which are displayed in many intricate ways. In order to get a deep...

Thanks, I'm pretty confident with my portfolio, though looking back I'm sure there are things I could've added :(

Well, here's my final product, it's a short film: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A__7RFS4UgA

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A__7RFS4UgA Any comments are more than welcome