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which part is too unrealistic..? you're 'LOLing' at mine. I'm surprised you're not dead when you looked at OP's.

wtf dude..? I said don't aim too high. Is there something wrong with that? Everyone wants 99.95 but that's aiming too high because it's unrealistic. As well as getting the highest aggregate and getting in Harvard med. And I never said it was a crime. Seriously, pipe down, you don't know how to...

Yes, that sentence implies dreaming is a crime.. .. .. .. ..

No, and I don't even know where that was implied.. ... ..

Great marks :). By the way, there's no need to have 3 topics saying roughly the same thing.

You're aiming too high, and like zhiying said, you're gonna end up flat on your ass in some car wash if you keep thinking like this. Getting: 1) Highest 99.95 2) Highest HSC aggregate 3) Beating James Ruse in all your subjects 4) Getting into Harvard, These aren't aims, these are dreams that...

Not everyone wants to clear their cache :o.

lol @ the desperateness.

Sorry -_- I absolutely hated that. I sorta didn't like how weak pein was throughout the entire fight. They just fought him one on one instead all of them swarming at once.

It has a higher rank than all the other uni's in NSW but depends on the course you want to get into.

You really should not do these older papers. They are outdated. UMAT constantly adds/removes contents in the exam so it'd be better off buying a package from somewhere.

Nice work :). What uni did you end up going to?

Not the controlled variables, but the control as in something you compare to.

Wait lol, Should you mention in the method to cover the alkane test tubes in aluminium foil? Also, should there be a control? So many questions!!

And just saying, I think it's more correct to write HOBr (as opposed to BrOH)

Ok thanks guys.

so would you say for alkanes that there was no colour change or no reaction? Or both?

Ah ok then. I swear we were told to specify. Even if you had to make it up (as long as it sounded reasonable)

So it's fine to write BrOH or Br2? If so, if you use BrOH, if added in cyclohexane, wouldn't the colour become lighter as the non-polar cyclohexane is soluble in the non-polar part of bromine water, leaving an aqueous clear layer?

1) Say you used 10mL of hydrochloric acid, do you write that in the equipment list or do you simply write hydrochloric acid? 2) Do you need to write the concentration of the acids used? 3) What about flasks? Do you need to specify that it's a 200mL volumetric flask or a 500mL volumetric flask...