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Terry Lee books have interesting/difficult questions in them. :) Get them if you want to challenge yourself and you're aiming high.

Perhaps it'll make you feel even better that it was a really dodgy question, linking environmental effects of a cell you've studied to the need for chemists to collaborate or something along the lines of that. That just removes one possible dodgy question the BOS could ask. :)

Just chiming in to say that galvanic cells was in last years paper.

they are going to be devastating. :( excited for the holiday after though

possible i made sillies and i know i omitted steps but hopefully it makes sense a) Folding the paper across, and constructing the line P'B, you can see that triangle P'BA is congruent with triangle PBA. So \angle P'AB = \theta and \angle P'AQ = \pi - 2\theta. b) Looking at \Delta P'AQ, \...

ugly integral sign :(

Edit: ^ lol

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Use fiscal years.

Girls in combined law are better. Also, UNSW has soo many clubs/societies and plenty are active and hold many events. But really, the social life is what you make out of it.

Seeing as you're already accelerating, you should be somewhat good at maths. Take the accelerated course because you'll get 2U out of the way in half a year, then the remaining half will be spent on 3U. Finishing the whole course super early has its benefits, i.e., all dat time to do past papers.

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I have friends who do the course and have lives.... for now. haha. I hear things get insane in 2nd year so we'll see.

Isn't it slightly basic in solution (strong base + weak acid -> basic salt), but it can act as an acid or salt depending on whatever it's reacting with?

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http://community.boredofstudies.org/showthread.php?t=266895

Weak.

Auxiliary angle method to solve it.

Check out Harry's in Burwood.

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