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lol If it's not right, what is it? It would be weird to put it into [NO3-] = 0.12 M if that's what you mean...

I'm getting my jersey tomorrow! yay =D Mine has my surname, ASCII style, with extra letter in front. Yeh. Now I'm identifiable. I just hope the font isn't rubbish.

For some reason, I have the greatest difficulty in using a burette. I can rinse with the appropriate solution and fill it accurately, I just can't turn it on/off. The 'rough' run through goes ok, because accuracy isn't the concern, but for real titrations, I'm useless! My results are always...

engineering instead of music 1

True, it is somewhat messy in ASCII.

Uhm.. just that last part in (iii) A= 3/4 * (16-1) = 11.25 not 12 :) Apparently there was an "error T" =P

My sources say strong. Hydroiodic acid (which is what HI(aq) would refer to) is completely dissociated, for our purposes anyway.

Forget the fact that you hate it, remembering that it's probably the easiest of the modules you have to do for English. Monotonous, yes, but therefore simplistic.

Technically, everything can be related to journeys. This text does have some hope, though I feel it lacks depth. land as the ultimate physical goal additional psychological experience - depression, emptiness until destination reached (change in physical location and resultant emotional...

Jelly, jaffas and 100's&1000's. Jaffas = nucleii (So you need a whole heap of them really close together.) 100's&1000's = valence electrons Jelly = edible binding agent I'm just not sure about the melting point of the stuff, so you may need to test the jelly idea, incase the electrons melt :S

Ahh trig identities. I'd better revise those eh?

In my class, we almost always add acid to base... I cannot see a particular "law" for either method. Though if you have NaOH in your burette and you leave it overnight (yes, I'm slow at titration and didn't finish it so left the equipment out) it tends to react with air at the top, form a...

Hey guys and girls. :P I'm doing a composition for HSC Music 1, but I haven't decided what. Ideally, I'd probably prefer to be doing 2 comp's, now that I think about it. Anyone know if it's too late to change?

Not you, evidently.

Apparently there has been a policy making all schools sing the National Anthem (two verses). A CD was issued to schools which had 4 tracks, each being the anthem (one choir, one that sounds like MIDI, and I haven't had the pleasure of hearing the others yet), as well as cards with the lyrics on...

You're trying to squeeze your way through a crowd and all you can think is "damn resistance, next time I'm going through a conductor."

Third person example: "Jack took his jumper off and waved it over his head." The narrator is a "third person" just watching the action and commenting on everything Jack does. Good old Jack. :)

When you buy a 'slip proof' mat just to test the coefficient of friction and compare it to a variety of other surfaces.

I don't think it would matter if you used the 'normal' way of showing it. After all, it counts as a proof. And I wouldn't have a clue as to how to do it that way. ^^ Just from theory, the equation becomes P(x)= x^3 - (sum of roots)x^2 + (sum of roots multiplied in groups of 2)x -...

Wow. I'd better do something then...