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There's a lot of controversy in writing the first way as I have seen teachers interpret it as Number of Moles = Mass / (Mass x Mass) which basically equate to number of moles being equal to the reciprocal of the mass Alternatively you can write n = m / M. There is, however, controversy...

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I saw your video on the Sydney Morning Herald :D Bump for your very impressive credentials!

Heinrich Hertz was unable to deflect cathode rays using an electric field suggesting that they did not have charge. Hertz also discovered that cathode rays could pass through thin gold foil without damaging it, meaning that they had no mass, leading him to believe that it was a possible form of...

Go back to the chemistry marathon thread to check up on my response to your claims of my supposed "ego"

You should be able to find everything you need here: https://9eeba4054ee764a743f35bb25b5f907e66151207.googledrive.com/host/0ByEFYhkkDQBKUmxzb0Q4MEswQ3c/Year%2012%20-%20HSC/ Good Luck!

He should be expecting a band 6 in maths :lol: (Unless they're talking about when major works are being handed in, presented, performed, etc. which tends to happen earlier than the written exams)

Your wasting your time and will put yourself at even more of a disadvantage

re: HSC Chemistry Marathon Archive I was considering that possibility as well but tbh I don't think that I've ever seen anyone on this site with an ego anything like that (barring hayabusaboston)

Just do some research on the context of it then it will make it easier to understand ~

re: HSC Chemistry Marathon Archive dafuq are you on about its nothing to do with my ego LOL I just know that drsoccerball, kaido, porcupinetree, ekman, etc. are really good at the sciences they do and I can see them performing really well in the HSC

If you're dead set on getting into medicine then there are other ways to get into it iirc if you do Medical Science and have a good WAM then you can transfer to Medicine after a certain amount of time

re: HSC Chemistry Marathon Archive Confirmation from a second future state ranker :)

Like Speed said you should give it a go and drop it if you don't like it :) In regards to your Extension 1 performance try doing some papers from other schools (preferably selective and private schools), which will give you a better of idea of where you are at

Bump! I'm no high achiever, but what you can do for the Discovery short answer section is what I did for my half-yearlies. I literally made a word document out of strawberrye's discovering discovery thread where she did a breakdown of the rubric. It really helped when coming to identifying...

re: HSC Chemistry Marathon Archive heuhuehue Post the next question up :)

re: HSC Chemistry Marathon Archive Confirmation from a future state ranker I think we can finally move onto the next question :)

re: HSC Chemistry Marathon Archive ffs can someone confirm which answer is correct?

re: HSC Chemistry Marathon Archive Not sure what you mean by spontaneous when we're talking about which side equilibrium will favour I think what you're talking about only matters when you're talking about something similar to the carbon dioxide - water equilibrium, and not in this situation: