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sif interview'll take half an hour... =P good luck dude... ~~~ did anyone else haf interviews @ unsw on the day when they had the crashes on victoria rd and EVREYTHING was running late?? i think i went into the interview 45 minutes late cuz things were runninb behind...

no... just two.. well.. one.. and.. one who should have been? ;) but obviously they're not afraid to make their presence known.

wt?! even if interview only takes 40 mins... that's 2:40.. u still won't be back by like.. 4:40.. no... not happening~... is your interview like.. straightaway after hsc finishes? cuz mine's on 24th? i thinks... two weeks after hsc anyway.

lol.. that's not the answer. it's um.. bromocyclohexane and HBr...... ~~~ right? ah well.

hehehe... :) (oh btw inasero.. get used to it ^^ jkjk..)

er... sn2! sn2! haha.. i don't even know what that is... phys??? pfft... u'll be doing enuf phys next year =) and then u can finally explain to me what those gaussian thingys actually mean =)

shut up and u take a chill pill.. =)

sheesh.. u left for two days? we did it outside cuz it stank up the room so much =P but we were in the sun.. and the hexane didn't do anything.. so i guess it all fits =)

coolies =) so wit propanes, butanes etc, would u see any decolourisation if exposed to uv light?

thanks shannon =) edit: too many bananas... =) hehehe...

mm.. doubt it's worth the bother. Predicting questions is a bit ~ when u realise they're gonna be testing most of it anyway (unless it's like that stupid phys exam.. stupid..) so yeh.. jus.. know everything? hehehe...

fluoridation is for that dot point where u describe the chemicals added to water. pathways (??) um.. the orange book.. not conq. yeh i think i'ts pathways. has an excellent summary. ah.. why not.. let's go typing: aeration - water is sprayed into the air to increase dissovled oxygen conc...

yes i know alkanes react.. it's jus u said cycloalkanes didnt'.. and it got me confused.. okay.. so cyclohexane will react wit bromine water in presence of uv, if slowly, to form bromocyclohexane and HBr... hehehe... they're not forcing me to eat it.. but family friends and stuff keep...

are cycloalkanes different to regular alkanes? cuz regular alkanes react w/ uv.

thanks.

when u react cyclohexane with bromine water, do u get bromo-cyclohexane and HBr or do you get 1,2-dibromocyclohexane and hydrogen?

thank you skywalker =)

ditto dnt stop runnin. sheesh.. if currents were induced in both so they both moved, why would they have the 'compare' bit?

wow~! =) can't believe u guys found it so easy~! =) i did ag last year.. but i didn't think it was a huge piece of cake.. hmm.. maybe there are some very smart.. or very farm-y ppl on this board hehe ^^

what was it.. a four mark question? they won't be that picky... well i doubt it anyway. i can hardly see someone going "oh u got the order wrong.. only 3 for u~"