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can you post a thread now?

my friend, who shall remain nameless, has no idea on how to post a thread. who would like to help her out? i'll start, there's a 'new thread' button at the bottom of each forum index-thing

jason, why did u have to use my real name....

did you buy it, download a trial version, how did you get it? because i want it but not willing to pay for it

my year group photo. aren't we a good looking bunch? guess how many of us there are? no cheating!! http://users.cjb.net/threetimesivedonethis/scan.jpg its a bit pixelated or whatever you call it....but you get the gist

we came second...damnnit...second...how? why? Freeman Catholic College: a 5 star school

freeman catholic college we're not a good school, we're a "great" school. teachers good, great atmosphere. I love it here, really i do. shame to leave it. i don't have the energy to express how much i love my school. if you go to it...express my love for me

hopefully 70+...

i got C. i just substituted all of them until i found something that vaguely resembled the number they had

i hate shipwrecks so i did this bit straight after multiple choice. pulled the history of shipbuilding out of my ass. it was okay...really didn't understand the wrecked ships thing...u know the last one. but is over. can't dwell on it - till i get it back that is

i thought it was okay. not that hard no too easy. but i'm not very good at chem so maybe it didn't appear hard cos i didn't understand it all by the way, what was that thing about the concentration of copper sulfate after the copper solid formed on the Zinc..... i didn't get how to work it...

had notes since ages ago but haven't read them till a few days ago...definitely cramming

damn u narelle u beat me to it... :D

9.1 Chemistry skills HSC course outcomes H12, 12.3 "gather information from secondary sources by: e) identifying practising male and female Australian scientists, the areas in which they are currently working and information about their research"

thanks....very helpful

what's a really simple way of answering this. all i get from texts books is some long thing that i don't really understand with words i don't know....

Eutrophication results from the addition of nutrients, such as phosphates and nitrates from fertilisers, into waterways. These cause a bloom in algal populations which subsequently use up the dissolved oxygen in the water and eventually block out sunlight from all but surface waters. Both of...

didn't really do the water topic, my teacher rushed through it. so i don't have anything on this. all i have is that quantitative could be measuring the pH

when we did titration my teacher was pretty relaxed but what were we supposed to do with out results? you know after the phenolphthalein changed colour. etc we write a balanced equation, thn we figure out the moles of acid then calculate moles of base and then what?

when we did titration my teacher was pretty relaxed but what were we supposed to do with out results? you know after the phenolphthalein changed colour. etc