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yay! I just got my ID card today and everything seems to be discounted if you flash ur card in their faces! Simple things such as a can of Coke...it's incredible! :D

wtf? SWINE?! How dare you!! I am the CHUDYMASTER!! btw, ur welcome, np. :D

Hmm well I mentioned ONE property...i spose molecular structure is a physical property - which i linked to applications above. I also mentioned side chain, but you'll have to look up the constitutional formula of PHB for that.

Actually...just to add, I've been going back into the past and found this thread where some of us posted some info on PHB (back in 2002...ahh the nostalgia!!) http://www.boredofstudies.org/community/showthread.php?s=&threadid=2644&highlight=PHB lol, it seems like I knew more then (I...

PHB is produced when they restrict the nitrogen and other nutrients that the bacteria "Alcaligens Eutrophus" thrive on. When the bacteria strain finds that we are "stealing" their food, they store away their nutrients in the form of PHB, which we then steal off them :D It's biodegradable due...

Btw, how much does shuttle fare cost?

Your HSC marks...the ones you were frantically waiting for all night.

Hmm, ahh well I did Biochem actually, but this tutor I had for a little while taught us equilibrium constants anyway. He deemed it important and I can see why.

Solution: look it up in a textbook. wow, so hard.

How can you have a 0.5 when adding raw marks????

I think she/he got that from industrial chemistry, where I believe they learn about equ constants (Which should've stayed in the core syllabus...stupid BOS)

Not sure, I haven't seen the insides of the buildings in great detail yet. I'll do that all on O-week hopefully. The medical science building I went to neighbours the Geology/chemistry/physics buildings.

Yes you're right, one is on the Hunter side, but I also have to go to Medical sciences block, which is DEFINITELY on the very opposite of end of the uni. Hmm...was the driver drunk? lol...

Depends where you are. Medical Sciences block and most other Health buildings are on the furthest opposite end to the station, so it's a fair walk.

Normally I'm against sharing notes without effort, but this is more history rather than physics, so here's my speech. Hope it helps.

Issit recommended that we use this mode of transport? Issit reliable? Issit secure? :rolleyes: Who actually uses Warrabrook station? I'm thinking about coming back to Sydney every Friday afternoon/evening via this station. Perhaps go back to Newcastle and swap trains to get to Strathfield...

lol - nah I'm just saying it how it is. If you understand them, then it's unlikely you'll forget em ;)

I don't hate you. :)

462 (HSC raw marks)...so probably about 450 in reality.