SoFTuaRiaL
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just curious , how many of u students here are interested in pursuing a chem related career? and if so, what course are u ppl planning for uni?
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Uni Chem ?? (1 Viewer)
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Addition Reaction
Can someone explain to me the Initiation, Propogation and Termination Steps in easy language to understand?
I dont think im that good at intermolecular forces to understand either as i was kinda bludgine last yr.
Can someone explain to me the Initiation, Propogation and Termination Steps in easy language to understand?
I dont think im that good at intermolecular forces to understand either as i was kinda bludgine last yr.
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my fwend's doing science/law
i saw his chem textbook. it looks like an encyclopedia!
the writing is so small. its scary
i saw his chem textbook. it looks like an encyclopedia!
the writing is so small. its scary
mannnnndy
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Arent all the uni textbooks like that?
Dario
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Yes, my Chemistry textbook is 1000+ pages.
The Biology textbook is even bigger at 1250+ pages.
The Biology textbook is even bigger at 1250+ pages.
Twintip
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I used a 1st yr book for some other Chem stuff I did in year 11 (not related to school). It's fricken massive - "Chemistry - The Molecular Nature of Matter and Change" by Silberberg. It's about 1100 pages not including a massive index and is hard-covered so it weighs a ton!
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noOriginally posted by mannnnndy
Arent all the uni textbooks like that?
mannnnndy
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I actually own that book now
And I second that it DOES weigh a ton.
SoFTuaRiaL
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not really, my comp book is like only 200-250 pgs .......Originally posted by mannnnndy
Arent all the uni textbooks like that?
mannnnndy
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did it still cost you $150?
Dario
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Our Computer Science 1A course has 80 pages of lecture notes.
SoFTuaRiaL
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nah, actually, it cost abt 65 bucksOriginally posted by mannnnndy
did it still cost you $150?
mannnnndy
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thats still a lot compared with hsc textbooks. Last year I didnt even want to part with $35 to get a good book for 4u maths. Man Im such a tightarse
routemarker
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yep uni texts are freakin massive. just try carrying SH Calculus, Biology and chemistry which are all hard bound and all 1000+ pages!! i think the phys text ( fundamentals of physics by halliday)is best as it is split into 5 volumes so if you need 1 chapter you just bring the section you need.
mannnnndy
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What are u doing carrying all those books around?? Youre probably going to end up throwing your back out.
routemarker
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that was a one off day where i bought those books off 3 different ppl second hand. my satchel couldnt handle it.