Last year i think?suzlee said:oh GOD
I have NO idea
What year was this work in?
Deer said:I love biology.
This thread is going so fast, we should have a chat room or something.
Haha. XD
suzlee said:oh GOD
I have NO idea
What year was this work in?
Deer said:It's part of the practical/skills/process part, which is supposed to be developed from yr 7 +
They'll ask it in extended/short answer, but also may be in MC.
This stuff is what brought me down in trials..
Deer said:Oh, and just a question, irrelevant to topic (but shhh), are we allowed to use white out in the exams?
I bought some tape white out, because in trials i had liquid and i had to wait for it to dry, so moved on to another question, and a few times i forgot to go back and write in my answer lololol. So lost marks. *facepalm*
But is it allowed?
Does that mean your my twin? =Psuzlee said:Twin thread to "Maths game".
Kabuzo01 said:Does that mean your my twin? =P
xV1P3R said:List some methods of chemical separation. eg filtration, etc.
Evaporation eg Salt from salt water i think
Boiling points? Think it's called distillation or something
Q: Newton's First Law.
Damn. Looks like i'm still the only sibling =Dsuzlee said:
Woops wasn't paying attentionLOL that was the very first question on this thread.
Top right which is Fluorine and bottom left Francium are most reactive.ZacA888 said:With the periodic table, how do you know what elements & everything are reactive relating to their position on the periodic table?
Ok well, I've looked up most things, still a little unsure, but eh.suzlee said:LMAO I'm below year 7 standard.
So what's the answer?
xV1P3R said:Top right which is Fluorine and bottom left Francium are most reactive.
So I guess the closer the element is to them the more reactive the element is
Deer, seems as though you know the answer could u pls tell us cos we have no idea..Deer said:Oh and Q;
List some methods of chemical separation. eg filtration, etc.