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If you wrote about how it's not as practical as the smaller cells and say it's expensive because it needs to be able to hold hydrogen and stuff, + it's flammable, then you might even get three.

All of them most likely. If you're lucky maybe you'll get one. If the cost and practicality are correct though then you should get like half the marks, but then again they're for the wrong cell.

I don't think so. Check the syllabus, I could be wrong. I just remember studying about it.

Fuel cell uses oxygen + hydrogen = water to generate a potential difference I think.

Procrastination is a skill that I have mastered. And with the constant bombardment of them in exams, homework, assessments and trials, I guess they become second nature.

When you memorized half the equations then realize that they're all included in the formula sheet. :hammer:

I've got my technique down, don't worry about it. Sounds like it's too late for that. Maybe I'll do the MC just the night before. Thanks for the suggestion though!

Re: Has anyone come across literally a whole list of Extension 1 formulae? (Excluding Thanks! :)

Would be great if someone compiled them somewhere and shared them with me. ;)

Yeah I kind of figured out that you actually have to read and think for the multiple choice when I was doing the Biology exam. You're too kind, haha. Thank you very much for all of this advice, they're extremely helpful. Best of luck to you as well! (Shoutout to Mr. Kappa. ;) )

My exams are Extension Math on Monday followed by Physics for Tuesday. I don't even really feel like I can achieve a score higher than 80% in extension. My predicted marks for other subjects are pretty low, and even then my extension requires above 80% to be counted. I might just do a crap load...

...do about five past papers for Physics, then figure out my weakest points and reinforce them? Or is it better to go through the entire syllabus in extreme detail? Or maybe go through 2-3 papers, then go through the syllabus points that weren't covered in the papers? I am very confident with...

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Shit. That's a lot. Back to studying Physics. :hammer:

I always do. It's just that my parents just scream at me every time they catch me on any game at all. :(

Someone assist me in my final stretch. My finger is twitching to press on the beautiful "L" icon for League of Legends sitting on my taskbar.:spzz:

You want to be very specific and use scientific language when answering Science questions.

I think in Science subjects in general, the more information you provide, the better, as long as it's relevant to the topic. Having said that I didn't mention the catalyst. :(

Holy shit. I'm looking through and I saw everyone talking about the citric acid thing. I don't remember at all doing a concentration calculation. Was that on the page next to it on the right side?

Burette.