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What dus it mean by 'The Truth is Not Simple'??!!

wot does it mean by: 'The truth is Not Simple'? and how would u discuss it in relation to 'the siege' and 'add sex and stir'?

every1 is saying the Q was easy and all...but ive never really answered a Q like this before: 'Truth is Not Simple'. I spent like 5mins jus trying to think how to answer the Q. i had my practice essay freely flowing through my head but i really didnt know how to answer the Q...

Would it have been okay to say for text 3 that although her view is that change is ongoing, it may end, as signalled by that whole thing about 'that process may not continue forever'? it can't be contradictory because ongoing doesn't neccessarily mean ever lasting, does it?

For Q3: i said juxtaposition was one of the techniques used to show that change is continuous: "Their universe..our universe," but it may well end: "the process won't go on indefinately"

ive got a handout wit nice diagrams but i'll have to scan it in and then post it up and that'll take for ever..soz. jus try searching 'wilson cloud chamber' on the net. ur bound to find something or other...

Ionisation: removal of electron/s from atom Alpha particles: sharp, shooting lines (straight) Beta particles: they are fainter, travel in parallel lines

true. handy to know it. tis not that complicated anywayz. [H][OH]= 1*10^-14

avg 8hrs. aiming for 10-12. edging closer :)

yeh skunk ur right. you can see gamma rays. we got a 'cloud chamber' prac handout sheet and i quote directly from the sheet: "Observe gamma or X-ray tracks from a source such as Cobalt-60. These are seen as very obvious squiggly lines that follow a short, random path." So... alpha...

Heisenberg: -introduced uncertainty principle (babble about this) i.e ~x.~p>= h/2pi, where~ is delta. Assess: scientists had now a greater understanding of the quantum theory of the atom. Pauli: -introduced Pauli exclusion principle- no 2 electrons in an atom can have the same set of four...

yeh man, im having the same problem. ive looked in a couple of tbooks and handouts and all they do is describe the MAnhatten Project and not much on its impact on society, let alone its assessment of the project on society. But what i would do is sort of assess how it was significant/impact...

And learn ur pracs!!! make sure u know all the equipment for every prac... good luck ppls

It's not really an advice, but Yr12 Chem is a thousand times better than prelim chem: more interesting stuff, (and i felt) easier than yr11 course. Also a bit of advice: Make sure u answer EVERYTHING ON EVERY SINGLE DOTPOINT- u have to be extremely picky. And yeah do alot of pastpapers (i would...

I recommend Jacaranda. very indepth, good explanantions, great diagrams...although seems to waffle on a bit on some things. But overall i give it 2 thumbs up :)

This will answer all ur queries: I do subject 'X' School assessment ranking: 30th HSC Test my mark: 90 mark for the HSC test of the 30th ranked person in my school: 60 Therefore, my final HSC mark (not incl scaling): (90 + 60)/2...