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LOL definitely not dumb, i swear i've asked this question in tutoring before. so that's the only reason why i kinda knew

pretty neat website! thanks for this

we want to be looking at the way the curves counteract the change. if you look at the curves after the reaction was subjected to a change in volume/pressure, they all counteract the change by the same amount. so it must mean that they are equal in stochiometric ratios. if that makes sense?

probably gonna leave house at 9:20 to meditate on some library bean bags for a solid 20 mins

LMAO i shouldve just gone to the bos forums earlier. i been so confused on whether or not it is, cos i got deducted a mark for using it in my essays. and so i've steered clear since and practically said "descriptive language is used to appeal to the olfactory senses". wow scammed im gonna go cry...

bruh i got scammed and was told imagery wasn't a technique. like it had to be achieved through a literary technique like descriptive language.

hey, sorry this is a bit of a last minute post! what would be the technique in this quote, "the smell of boiled cabbage and old rag mats," from Orwell's 1984? I was thinking of a decaying tone but I feel like there's a better technique for this quote.

WHOOPS HAHA probably been subconsciously influenced from reading the things that he's replied to

hey! personally for me, i wanted to start tutoring asap so i started chem and 3u tutoring in term 4. tutoring taught ahead of school and so i was able to maximise revision time the term before the big exam period. i think it should also be okay to start during roll over (if you do have roll over...