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Oo oo hang on I think I've got it! Whilst the O2 is the limitng reagent in this instance, if it wasn't you would have the potentail to obtain 16 point something grams of O2 from the 42 grams of KCLO3... (4.6/16 point something) x 100 = 27.96% Yay :)

Ok what do you guys think of this question? I may be approaching it wrong, or it may just be a case of strange rounding off, but the question is: If KCl and 4.60g of O2 are obtianed from heating 42.00g of KClO3, what is the mass percent yield of O2? a) 62.92 b) 55.93 c) 41.94 d) 17.01 e) 27.96...

Basically the higher the better, but don't focus on the mark, focus on doing you best work! My first semester courses for this year (1st year for me) are: Chemistry, Biology, Animal Genetics, Animal Production (similar to HSC Agriculture), and Veterinary Practice (Stuff like talking to...

Ok I have just been through this myself, so here's my offering. I only applied for Charles Sturt as I didn't want to live in Sydney, so I know mostly about that application process, though as a rough outline for Sydney you have to sit the multiple choice STAT, as well as fill in a thingy saying...

I thought u had to do a year of whatever course u got into (and get killer marks to be competitive, as lots of people often want to transfer), then apply again through uac next year?

Yeah thats kinds how it works... Thats why you're supposed to put your preferences in order of preference! Lol Nah I'm pretty sure they just assume that if it is higher up that that is what you wanted, so they don't offer you anything lower. Hope you got into the course you wanted :)

But their owners can (And have with the vets who I am working with - because they didn't believe that their cows were not in calf and sued as they thought the vet must have done something to make lose the imaginary calf! - thankfully it came to nothing)

Ahem... just no. The anatomy of different animals varies greatly, you have several different types of digestive systems to start with, such as ruminant vs monogastrics, and each of them work completely differently. Each has species distinct diseases and ailments. You have to know the standard...

Excuse me but where does vet come in there?!? Medicine syudents only have to learn the anatomy and workings of one species..... :P

For a general overview of the course, Clark's Senior Ag is pretty good at giving the basics, but if you want any degree of depth, the dynamic ag book is FANTASTIC. What I did was read through the outline in Clark, then go look up things in greater detail in Dynamic Ag (I think it's book 3...

Does this mean I should henceforth be referred to as Philip?

Hahaha what the hell? It seems you have just a bit too much time on your hands/useless info. Lol. Nice. I like it :D

Haha -> Location: Temora NSW. You don't have far to travel then do you! :P Hopefully see you next year :D

Ah thanks dude. Good luck with your interview :) Actually I got a early round offer into vet thismorning... sooo stoked! :D

Haha Give me 6 years :P

Fair enough I THINK I will be able to cope with the weather in Wagga (i.e. freezing bloody cold in winter and stinking bloody hot in summer...) as it is at least dry for the most part. Dry heat I can do. Humid... not so much. :P (btw got an early round offer for vet thismorning!! woooo!!)

YAY just checked UAC for early round offers and got into my first preference!! I am so very excited!! :D

I got into vet science at wagga!!! YAY I'm so very excited!!!! :D Anyone else?

Nice mix of stuff there! Should be good! :) Mine are: 1) Vet Science/Vet Bio at CSU 2) Animal Science @ CSU 3) Equine Science @ CSU 4) Ag Science @ CSU But I am hoping (well, ideally for my first preference lol) that it won't come down to preference 3 or 4, as I have gotten more than 15-20...

Hey! And just WHAT is so bad about wagga!!? Lol I am hopefully going to wagga to do vet this year! :D (seriously didn't want to go to sydney.... too many people... shudder) I take it that you must be a city type person?