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[Web Addict]

If jacaranda is saying that photocells includes solar cells, and many students write about solar cells because photocells don't get taught (I learnt photocells as being solar cells), then surely something would have to be done?

Isn't there the same problem for Chemistry? In Conquering Chemistry, it says that a catalyst is used to initiate an addition polymerisation, however the HSC marks this as wrong. Instead, they only accept the initiator.

 

[anomalousdecay]

Isn't there the same problem for Chemistry? In Conquering Chemistry, it says that a catalyst is used to initiate an addition polymerisation, however the HSC marks this as wrong. Instead, they only accept the initiator.

So bad man.We should see this next year:

2014 HSC 3 marks:

"Explain how you assessed the validity of data from textbooks."

 

[nexusbrah]

So bad man.We should see this next year:

2014 HSC 3 marks:

"Explain how you assessed the validity of data from textbooks."

Bahaha wouldn't mind seeing that in my test next year

 

[fionarykim]

yehp i wrote and drew about solar cells!
i completely forgot what a photocell was HAHA

also i had already predicted there wasnt going to be a projectiles
dont ask me why, but i just had the confidence to tell my class projectiles probably wouldnt be in it
i think its coz if u look at the pattern of the focus of projectiles through the past years, u can see it wont be likely this year

So ironic, I knew photocells perfectly but I crammed solar cells before the exam and I wrote about solar cells.
Good work Abdullah, good work...

WOW thats what i did too!
for my trials i knew about photocells, but they asked solar cells
so for HSC i crammed solar cells forget photocells
nek minute HSC asks photocells ==

 

[hit patel]

Thanks. Good Paper overall Btw. Easier than chem for sure.

 

[anomalousdecay]

Bahaha wouldn't mind seeing that in my test next year

Today we got something about the validity of sources for information on a rocket scientist.
Luckily our class spent three weeks watching "space race" eating popcorn last year.
Somehow retained that info without studying it.

 

[anomalousdecay]

Thanks. Good Paper overall Btw. Easier than chem for sure.

Nah. Harder than Chem for me.

 

[panda15]

Today we got something about the validity of sources for information on a rocket scientist.
Luckily our class spent three weeks watching "space race" eating popcorn last year.
Somehow retained that info without studying it.

I looked my guy up on Wikipedia. I don't think that would have gone down well haha.

 

[Acturial]

hey guys... i have the jacaranda book in pdf... below are the only two pages of information it has for photocells... i think if we explained pn junctions and stuff properly we should be able to get 4 marks. I could obviously be wrong...but im just hoping...

page 1: http://i43.tinypic.com/2mwvuaf.png
page 2: http://i41.tinypic.com/2iqlowi.png

 

[anomalousdecay]

hey guys... i have the jacaranda book in pdf... below are the only two pages of information it has for photocells... i think if we explained pn junctions and stuff properly we should be able to get 4 marks. I could obviously be wrong...but im just hoping...

page 1: http://i43.tinypic.com/2mwvuaf.png
page 2: http://i41.tinypic.com/2iqlowi.png

We should be alright. If you wrote all of this: http://www.engineersgarage.com/electronic-circuits/working-light-dependent-resistor

Which is what I did and added the pn junctions, then should be at least 2 marks.

I have always thought that LDRs are pn junctions with a cathode and anode attached to the pn junction, kinda like the structure of an LED.
I might be wrong though, and I didn't mention cathode or anode so I could be screwed.

 

[Hypem]

Last thing I studied in the morning was photocells! haha

Although my diagram was really ugly. So probably lost a mark.