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I think your a tad mixed up. If you are refering to electrolytic reactions, then you are refering to electrolysis which is of course the spilting of a molten substance (electrolyte) by passing an electric current though it and by doing so attacting the respected ions to the cathode (attracts...

Just remember, Bromine water is brown. Add cyclohexane=still brown. Add cyclohexene=decolourisation. Cheers.

Lol, why is that?

Any equilibrium equation that you will encounter in the HSC will usually ask you what would happen if the concentration is increased or decreased(pressure for gas), or temperature is increased or decreased ect... To be able to work out how temp ect will effect the system you firstly need to...

NEVER!!!! I LOVE CHEM! Anyway, you seemed to not want to even try just by the amount of work you put up in you first post for these kind people to answer. Use a thread like this as a secondary resource after you urself has exhausted other reasources. When i was stuck, i spent hours on google...

Re: POLL - What school you at? Got accpeted there but was like meh, got alot of friends (now in yr 12) that go there. Lola, COLOOOO! love it.

I'm doing both 2U maths and physics atm and i'm more inclined to science than maths. But i did a few experiments on sam (which i know isn't the last word but nevertheless pretty accurate) and physics does scale better than 2U maths. I mean, depends on the canditor but in 2007 HSC the median mark...

Senior science is a glorified waste of time, it's all generalised info, much like the year 9&10 course. Chem scales a lot better and if your into maths then i think u'll enjoy chem more, its around a 30/70 split of maths to info. Still awesome though i loved chem... In the end, up 2 u. Cheers.

I'm a little prissy private boy. lol, i got a 75% off fees (highest bloody schlorship they offered) for 11 and 12 otherwise i couldn't stay, saves my parents 9grand so it's a win win, sort of..... Cheers! Btw, everyone gets a free diary at mine... SUCKER :P.

Hey guys, Not to sure if this is the best place to be asking half this question but here goes :P. I'm seriously considering being a sec school science/maths teacher. I was wondering wether there is a uni that is repituble with both the science and education aspects. If know UWS has a degree...

Look, i love chem, i really do, but the only way u'll get this stuff down pat Razizi is if you do your homework yourself. It's like your posting your whole work sheet. If your seriously stuck with a question then post as you did with your second post which was a lagit attempt. In the end it's...

lol he sure does billy!

Re: Uni aspirations. I vote capitalist pig! Sounds like it would suit u :p . Cheers!

Hahaha, nar its made up of 4questions, its probley 300words in all, dond q's 1 and 2. 3 and 4 are 100worders each, not due til week. yer my guitar was like that, mines still nylon and way 2 small 4 me, thinking of letting my mate teach me and ill buy a half decent 1. HELL YER DREAM THEATER IS...

Done half an adv english asessment with 2000 words to go *shudders. Otherwise it's been movies, parties, poker, randoms days in the city and playing a guitar i havn't picked up in years. Go back on the 29th, hav Dream Theater concert on wed, more school missed! Bah havn't started a bio ass due...

Search hard and retain that info, a 7mark question just might come your way in any exam this year, the dry cell/lead acid question is a favourite of teachers and BOS. My personal feelings, lead acid is easier. EG. Car battery. Just a few fun facts that i can remember:), lead-acid batteries...

Re: Uni aspirations. Science orientated. Thinking alot about sec teaching and medscience. If i can pick maths up maybe even civil eng. No idea on unis though.... Cheers.

Lodgic! You look like a smart guy with that conical flask and all! I wonder if you can remember Enthalpy. Enthalpy can be defined as STORED ENERGY and is also represtented by the letter H. Since we can't measure the amount of sorted energy, we can only measure a CHANGE in energy which is...

Short, concise and patronising, LOVE IT! Cheers.

Lol, streching my memory here.... 1. Standard reduction potentials are definatly the way to go for a serious chemist but if u want to try a short cut Fluorine is the most electronegative element and everything that moves away from it is less and less electronegative. An elements ionisation...