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im doing in the skin of a lion too.. but i dunno abt post modernism..

easiest subject!?!?!?!? definitely cooking!.. or hospitality whatever its called..

lol yeh.. sumtimes its fun and u can finish whole exercise in one page.. its complicated at first but u'll get the hang of it after doing sum examples

.. i think the problem is with the textbooks.. the textbooks contain useless material and those complicate concepts etc.. go to tutor for chem.. dun rely on textbooks.. even conquering chem ;) lol

yeh, im confused about question 1 as well..if by ur theory, then none of the answers in question 1 are correct because none of them are stated in the article.. so to answer question1, u must infer and think which could be a reason for the growth of trees.. then if u can infer sumthing thats not...

im confused over sum types of section 1 umat questions. Some question tells u to infer, (like why this occurs) while others asks to find the fact ( no reasons to state why).eg, look at this question. 1)Botanists studied a rainforest in Nicaragua that had been ravaged by hurrican in 1998...

oh nam.. u got it wrrrooongg! .. 50/1000000 dun equal to 0.00005% ..:)

what is the difference between an equivalence point and an end point? is equivalence point one where first sign of colour change occurs or is it equal moles of H+ and OH- being added together? 4) A mass of 0.665g of sodium carbonate is used to prepare a solution in a 250ml...

Tutoring... its useless if u dun want to get tutored.. ie, its gona waste ur time, ur not gona do the hw etc. if u really want to get good mark, u'll focus on what ur tutor is teaching you and ur results will improve this occured to me. When i was like year 8-9, i dun like tutoring and so it...

don't you have to give pros and cons.. or advs and disadvantages for an evaluate question?? or is it alright like that

this question asks: evaluate importance of monitoring and management in the haber process. i cant think of sum aspects saying it might not be important to monitor and manage.. since its an evaluate question.. can sum1 help.. or is it not necessary to say it..

lol and undalay.. since filtration is more up-to-date.. filtration would be the best answer =P .. haha.. they shuld let that questiong go and give 2 answers for it.. instead of me showing that distillation cant be an answer and filtration can be.. they should show me why distillation can be and...

how did u find that.. i couldnt find it my self.. thx a lot.. i could show that to teachers.. but that article didnt specifically say filtration even though it uses a process similar to filtration.. could we still say its filtration?

lol.. not fair man.. teachers cant be bothered updating with contemporary chemistry .. filtration from ethanol(aq) to ethanol(l) still works.. so theres 2 answers to that multiple choice.. o.O.. everyone who picked that answer shuld get a mark..

o ya.. C25H5OH(aq) ----> C2H5OH(l) not glucose.. hehe and it was my tutor who said that zeolite could be used instead of the distillation process.. but couldnt find specific info abt it on net..

daym.. thats too much.. =/ all those simpsons rule..locus.. sigh

In a multiple choice test i had recently, it asked for the process to get from ethanol (aq) to ethanol (l) where ethanol (aq) was from the fermentation process. it was a choice between distillation and filtration. I know (probably) sum textbooks say distillation but this process would only...

um.. i meant, would the hsc test sumthing thats purely yr 11 stuff.. stuff thats not in year 12 textbooks.. stuff like maths induction, absolute values.. parametrics is in both yr 11 and yr 12 textbooks so of course, i'd expect that to be in hsc.. not sure abt those maximisations (and probably...

i wana know if year 11 stuffs gona be in hsc.. things like maximisation, minimisation..absolute values. maths induction i know that its the basics for the understanding of year 12s stuff.. but there are sum tricky maximisation questions or absolute values out there. would there be specific...

2 unit question? sorry