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I found ideas to implementation to be the hardest while space and motors and generators to be in the same level.

Are you able to do TSP?

Pretty much everything does. I always found that moving between classes was a non-issue, regardless of locations.

I'd take the 2 day weeks over anything.

Never thought of it that way, very interesting.

The volume of liquid water should be significantly lower than 147 L - it should be ~106 mL. anomalousdecay, I don't know why you're trying to argue that it's asking for the gas volume - it's clearly asking for the volume of "liquid water".

Yeah, just have a chlorine atom with 7 valence electrons...ta da, neutral free radical :)

I'm pretty sure this applies only to all first year units and I believe it only applies to some faculties (eg Science).

You don't get to pick exactly where your classes go but you can select times where you prefer not to have class. The timetabling system will try to work around your preferences but for obvious reasons, this isn't always possible.

An atom or molecule (can be ions) with unpaired electrons is a free radical - in HSC, it's usually one of the atoms doesn't have a full valence shell (typically an octet). Free radicals are not necessarily uncharged.

g1 mate.

When did you add the indicator?

For chemistry, it's a small step up and it does scale higher - generally, do advanced units when possible.

Errr...no. Obviously, they look at a lot of things but you don't necessarily need to be well rounded. If you're decent at academics and have not much else, that should be enough. Also, it's not a selective school, at all - you just apply and they consider you. Anyway, SMSHS isn't very...

You need to be clearer on what you exactly did and how you diluted. For example, did you add say 3 drops of indicator at the start then continually diluted the solution or did you start with the acid, took a sample then diluted (and so on) and added 3 drops of indicator to each sample.

Basically, they make the molecule using oxygen-18 rather than oxygen-16 so basically, it starts off with oxygen-18 rather than oxygen-16.

The mass, itself, means nothing - it's the number of protons (too many).

Do the one where the course fits what you like the most - the UNSW vs USYD thing is rather irrelevant in almost all instances.

It's called Faraday's disc :P

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