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Hey guys, just a quick question, whats are the issues and legal problems associated with a law student giving paid advice?

UTS Law Transfer shouldn't be too difficult, as long as you have a UAI 95+ and maintain at least a distinction average in all your courses, you should be well on your way to UTS. GOOD LUCK!

Just a quick question, does anyone know if you're transferring from B Bus (UTS), what subjects that u've already taken are able to be credited to your degree?

School ID should be ok as long as you bring another form of ID (depends on the staff there, they have some of your information already, you just need something to verify yourself, so bring in some other form of id too). Also, you don't need your parents even though ur under 18.

.. my mistake, thanks Xayma

I think you add lime, that is calcium carbonate... someone verify it!

bromothymol blue

lol, we havn't seen the paper, so how will we know??? haha, there most probably be titration, either calculations, or the procedure, or both... GOOD LUCK GUYS!

heres, the sheet, u can do it for fun :p

first, you can not use volume, because its a moles question, and you have not been given the conditions under which the above is proceeded, meaning that it has to be in grams, plus they do state, calculate the mass. Ok, i'll work the thing out... n (NH3) = m/M = 14/17 = 0.824mol then the...

ok, i'll scan the sheet and post it up some time soon, but what we did is program excel so that there is one forward and one reverse reaction. THere was also concentrations of the inital reactants, and the initial products. Then all you had to do was type in the rate of the forward and the rate...

looks absolutely lost

yeah, no contradictions, they can deduct marks if you have them. Basically follow the structure of the question, it doesn't have to have a coherent structure, just as long as its clear what you're saying and where it relates, thats all.

further elaborating, USING COLORIMETRY for... phosphate ions: Molybdate ions were added followed by the addition ascorbic acid. If phosphate ions are present, then the solution should be a blue to purple colour. Use for colorimetry to determine the concentration of phosphate ions...

no, thats the qualitative analysis of an equilibrium reaction, go there http://www.boredofstudies.org/community/showthread.php?t=45211

im not sure if thats the same prac, thats a qualitative analysis of an equilibrium, fasionista wated the modelling of an equlibrium reaction, i've got this one that uses microsoft excel to do it :D , see u can talk about computer aided technologies :D.

Yeah, you're wrong, Ca(OH)2 is limewater, weak base... :p

Section 3 - 14 Section 4 - 10

I must say, i concur.

and me too!