faisalabdul16
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You have a 33.33% of being correct"ooOOooOOoo" - Square reference, he hasn't done it in a while
Are you asian?
You have a 33.33% of being correct"ooOOooOOoo" - Square reference, he hasn't done it in a while
Are you asian?
Is she Indian?You have a 33.33% of being correct
Omg noice what is your name?nah LOL curry
ngaw adrita missing square :')
Wot.Is she Indian?
Wat school I forget, definitely in top 20 thenWot.
I was making reference to the general background consensus at HPF's school.
33.33% Asian
33.33% Indian
33.33% Sri Lankan
0.01% Other
I'm going to guess that faisalabdul's name is probably Faisal Abdul.Fais whats your name? Editor whats yours?
Senior English has honed my ability to draw implications from language hahaLol mreditor doesn't do chem doubt he's going to look at this thread
whats yours Hithere?
OMG HOW DID YOU FIGURE THAT OUT!!!!!!!
pls doI shall pm you better not publicise
LOL sounds about right.
Actually its more like
80% Asian
19% Indian + Sri Lankan
1% other
Can confirm. My school is as ethnically diverse as Hitler Youth and we're all dumb af.pls do
noice noice, sounds like any typical top 20 school
Hahaha I cant just say that out in public. But who knows abdul may be his name and faisal is not included in his name?Lol mreditor doesn't do chem doubt he's going to look at this thread
whats yours Hi there?
OMG HOW DID YOU FIGURE THAT OUT!!!!!!!
oooh that is so authentic!!Yes haha my names my username
faisabdalalalahYes haha my names my username
Oh btw isnt it turbidity tube or secchi disk?The pracs are simple. Most take like 2 seconds.
You have to elaborate on what i've written below, but in simple terms.
Water Hardness - chuck soap flakes in soft water and hard water. Soft water = froth, Hard water = small powder (scum aka calcium stearate) at bottom of test tube. Titration with EDTA (also not done by most schools, just got to know the ratio is 1:1, ratio of Calcium ions to EDTA ions
Turbidity - using a turbidity column, pour water in until you cannot see the "X" at the bottom, read of measurement on the column.
pH - pH meter or pH probe attached to a data logger.
Ions - precipitation
BOD - Gather water, measure the dissolved oxygen concentration. Place in brown blag, place in the dark for 5 days. Measure DO again, difference in DO levels = BOD.
Total Dissolved Solids - using a conductivity meter or evaporation of water sample.
DO - using oxygen sensitive electrode or Winkler titration (titration which you do not do at school, too long and complex)
yesOh btw isnt it turbidity tube or secchi disk?
A. Bcoz side with more moles = more collisions = greater rate .
Anyone know how to do this? I don't have the option to look at the marking guidelines...