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hey CM_tutor your messagebox is full so i can't pm you but are you interested in tutoring me? i live on nth shore and will travel to you

so your doing the course at as well? where do u do you schooling?

that would be goood..... thankyou

anyone heard of PRIOR? its hella expsensive, my brother went there and apparently anyone who goes there gets over 90 UAI its a tutoring/coachin college of sort elite sort

u just make things too complicated.... i mean his asking about mole ratios stuff don't think he need to be confused with equilibriums and crap

heh... your not stupid, we're just idiots who like queer facts.... um sorry but are you sure that its in this topic? if it is can u tell me where. like what point i need to look at the other ones to see the context in which it is asked and then hopefully i can help you

oh.... you have a very structured way of thinking and storing information.... mines all in a jumble in my head and i don't have the motivation to type it all up on the computer.... i wish i was more dedicated

more easily explained in if: aA(aq) + bB(aq) -> cC(aq) + dD(aq) then K= [C]^c [D]^d / [A]^a [B]^b that is ^= to the power of

geeks....

alright.... yes the equilibrium K remains constant until temp. changes i think that it would be safe to presume that we do not have to consider the ammonia changing back into n2 and h2

also jennifer, although there is no exact proof, there is actually alot of evidence that suggests asthma is a genetic disease and that the environment only acts as a trigger and not the cause.

how do you know you got full marks if you don't get your paper back? its only a small point on the far right colume of the syllabus, you only really need to know the basics e.g cause, symtoms/effects. at most a paragraph...

i don't but say if i had a pre paid mobile and i had nocredit how would they charge me?

um.... you can always buy them.... i mean your getting paid for tutoring and i'm sure if your student cares that much then he/she will spend money to buy it from a bookstore no one keeps prelim papers.do they? and plus theres a year 11 forum for this

DNA polymerase splits the whole of a pair of DNA. i thought that during protein synthesis only part of the DNA is unzipped (only one gene) and only one gene is transcribed.... polymerase IS an enzyme and are you talking about the cytoplasm and nucleic acids and NOT DNA being junk? please...

hey without wings.... do you have all of this stuff pre typed? or do you actually look up the facts and type it as the questions are asked

well if no one wants to tell me where i can purchase them would you like to send them to me please?

um.... so how is it that this cell knows which protein is made, and what actually detects the shortage/need in the first place?

and the answer to the question is that, all proteins are made of polypeptides but some may require multiple chains of polypeptides bonded together therefore "one gene one polypeptide" or "one or more genes one protein" a gene is a segment of DNA that specifies the base sequence for one...

um.... i have a really good diagram of it but i don't own a scanner and would need to go and use school scanner... so if your desperately confused i can make a copy for you