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Yep you were right. Whether I do science or music, I wanted to prioritise the law degree, and the former was to pursue my passions. Thanks very much for your detailed response!

Context: I am currently doing Science/Law and majoring in chemistry. I should still able to change to Arts/Law and major in music. I have a fervent motivation to do both chemistry and music, however, my passion for music slightly trumps that of chemistry. The reason it is a hard decision is...

yes...? yes. lol.

That's besides the point tho. Jenix could easily make a comeback. My anecdote was meant to be motivating.

Be careful, that type of attitude will poison your success in other subjects. It is definitely possible. In year 12 I crapped on my first two English Advanced assessments. FIRST TWO. With a change of attitude I clutched so hard that I changed my rank from 154/200 to 89/200 and ultimately...

CHEM1911 or CHEM1991? I have met the prerequisite HSC marks to do both. If you have done either one, please let me know how rigorous it was and whether or not it was worth it. Was it a lot of extra work and were the practical projects fun/beneficial/wam-destroyers?

Alrighty, thanks.

Thanks very much! For part of my degree I'm majoring in chemistry so I'll take your word (as a chem PhD) and do the advanced. At USyd, the specialist is supposed to be content-equivalent to advanced, but "involves more lab work". I'm just wondering whether or not the extra lab work, time put...

I am trying to decide whether to do advanced (CHEM1911) or specialist (CHEM1991) Chemistry 1A at USyd. How much more work is specialist when compared with advanced? How much more do I have to attend campus to do specialist, and would it be a bad idea if COVID-19 comes back and everything...

You could do 2, 3 or 4 paragraphs. I've seen so many variations. Here's my one if you're interested in seeing what a 2-para (chunky boys) mod A essay looks like: CLICK ME

According to the Lil Wayne Theorem assume NESA will make the exam substantially harder every year.

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Simile could work because it can use "like" or "as". So, "as though infected" is equivalent to "like she was infected", which compares the influence of their gigantic scream to the virulence of an infectious disease (and implies negative connotations, though I have no idea what text this is and...

ooo that's tough, i reckon theyre both pretty good-looking

yea i got excel biology if youre interested

With these types of questions throw away any of your memorised approaches in easier acid-base calculations and approach it logically. If you think about the theory, when we dilute a solution of acid, it will shift right to the side with more aqueous ions in order to increase the net...

all roudner lez go

WTH

Here you go (check pdf file attached). You should also verify your assumption, but I wasn't bothered. edit: sodium acetate's state should be solid before dissolution

i got you, lemme write it up