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Textbook says for both of them, nuclear reactor where neutron bombardment occurs, and particle accelerator eg cyclotron where positive charged particles are bombarded , these two work for both . So I can't tell any difference between the two dot point , I mean I know the definition of the terms tho

Thanks but again I'm not asking how to explain how two named radioisotopes are used, it's the next dot point . In my question, I'm asking how are they produced. Is there a difference in the way when transuranic element or commercial radioisotope are produced? Thank u for your answers tho! I'm...

So you'll get what you actually get in the HSC And in ur case, the person who come first internally get 90 as internal mark, and the second one will get moderated internal mark , say 88?

Umm.. That's not quite what I'm asking about... But there is dot point requiring you to vomit out the uses of an industrial and medical radioisotope.. Anyone knows about my question..?

*Describe how transuranic elements are produced *Describe how commercial radioisotopes are produced So in module one, the last chapter, I see these two syllabus can anyone tell me what's the difference between the answers to these two dot point...?? They seem like the same: two main ways...

Oh ok fair enough Good on you

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biology....definitely Omg if you are doing a medicine degree, you'll definitely need bio and chem...mate Physics are for engineering people... Which has nothing to do with medicine okay? If you have time, you can try both, just in case

It's been easier for me to revise chemistry work now :) Glad that I attended this lecture. Probably won't go for the final one coz the notes may probably be the same I think? Here's a photo I took at Abt 5pm at Sydney uni. Enjoy

My teacher isn't really capable of teaching chemistry... I went to the TSFX chem revision lecture at sydney uni todsy. Although I didn't fully understand the lecture (some ESL problems) but it is quite helpful as it points out some points that I don't normally notice and some important exam...

Hey guys! Im in Year 12 and currently my chemistry teacher in our school isnt very capable of teaching chem (bio is her major in uni i think) she is not very responsible as in class she can spend 90% of the time on chatting with students! its very hard for me (Im ESL) to go over the chem...

I'm also wondering about this :) I live in North Ryde and it takes me less than 10 minutes to get there

No. 3U math scales very wells actually

Thanks mate But I don't go tutor no more.. Too busy with my studies

If you look at past paper, you will notice some questions about isomers in recent years...

Does related texts mean 'related to prescribed texts' or Belonging How many related texts do you need For Area of study Modules???? I'm ESL btw Thank you all! Standard or Advancers are welcome

Graphs show ESL just scale better Believe it or not

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Just wondering if Standard scales better or ESL

Just wondering if Standard scales better or ESL