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Most likely if you tried many ATAR calculators, the average of all the estimates is fairly close to what you will get...so probably around 63. But good luck anyway

Means your internal mark was band 4 in the 70s, when they average it out its still in the 70s

Results check if you want, but better prepare to deal with the fact that you might have just did terribly in the externals

Yeah, probably >99999 people trying to find their atar haha. I only used Einstein and Matrix so far, only 0.05 difference

Eng adv - 92 3u math - 96 4u math - 96 chem - 95 phys - 94 japanese cont - 93 Einstein calc says .75 matrix says .8

sorry dude, but most likely BOS didn't make a mistake. Maybe you left out a question??

lol why didn't he keep that...

~90+ Woah at whoever said they got 95-98...they actually mark pretty harshly, must be superchemistry god if your that confident

Lol you really can't compare :S my schools ranked 13th and I got 89/100 in Trials, guess I'm aiming that high but you never know

Highlight key words, go through ABCD and cross out those that are obviously wrong, then choose the most correct one out of anything left.

Yeah, probably it was easier than last years. There were some unusual questions that threw people off though. Apparently first question in every option was weird, true for me (forensics) and people in my year who did industrial said so too

barium sulfate powder is white, it's added to see the colour change more clearly

There was no need to identify the sugar, it simply asked you to identify the structure, which is a disaccharide shown by the glucose and fructose joining by glycosidic bond. And I mentioned it was a reducing sugar due to the open chain form had a ketone group I think.

I believe you are correct

I think it is because all neutralisation reactions are 1mole of H+ + 1mol of OH- gives 1 mole of water, that's what my teacher said

Fairly easy IMO, I know I've definitely lost 3 marks, the rest is up to the marking criteria :)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noble_gas_compound They exist now, gotta keep up with the times. It came out in 2004, Q18 http://www.boardofstudies.nsw.edu.au/hsc_exams/hsc2004exams/pdf_doc/chemistry_04.pdf Markers Comments Very few candidates provided accurate, up-to-date chemistry as in the...

Are they acid or bases, I think they are acidic, correct me if I'm wrong

True, when using a table for comparing you don't need those comparison words. However, I tend to stick to doing similarities and differences rather than a table, it "compares" more to me

Stop worrying about raw, just do the exam, then you wouldn't care anymore