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Okiez, this is what i've got; Acid - a compound that dissociates in water to form H ions. They have a low pH (less than 7), sour taste, are corrosive to metals, neutralise bases, change colours of indicators, contain H and usually release this gas whilst reacting with metals. Base - a...

Hey, just wondering if any one has an example response for economic growth unemployment inflation external stability or environmental management Just so i could have a look to see what may need to be included in my response as i suck at economics :)

Hey just wonderin if anyone has an example of an essay to do with International criminal law Court system or Punishment and sentencing Just so that i could have a look at what may need to be included in a response

lolz riviet you seem to be answering alot of my questions, with the exact info i need, you rock thankyou both for replying, helped alot. :wave:

Okiez, i know this has come up in many other threads, but i am studying and really busy, i couldn't find what i needed so here goes I know it is rH = -mcrt And what they stand for, what i wanted to know is when your workin it out, what steps do you take... do you just do rH = -mcrt then find...

Yes, I was referring to equilibrium, sorry about the abbreviations. I’m glad I’m not the only one totally confused by this concept. Basically, in my notes, I have; For a chemical eqm to exist in a reaction mixture, the reaction quotient must be equal to the equilibrium constant. Reaction...

just studying for my 1/2 yrly on monday :eek: and wanted to make sure that by finding the eqm constant, using different concentrations, means we are determining whether the system is at eqm, and if the dif answers are close together, it is? Also, just wondering what the symbol actually is for...

oh sorry about that, i didn't know how to do the whole search thing, but now i do thanks to one of the threads but thankyou anyway - very helpful

Just doing revision and have realised i have not done this..... any info would be very much appreciated, or where i can find relevant info on this..ta

for example: Fizzy drinks are made by dissolving carbon dioxide in liquid at high pressure. CO^2(g)+H2O(l)"H2CO3(aq) By changing the pressure,temp.or concentration of any of the substances, we can alter the eqm. If we add more CO2, the system will shift to the right(in order to use up the...

thanx heaps for that

ok really stupid question but can't find the answer, what are sources of criminal law....... where it's divided into fed,state & local or statutory etc thanx

lol well yes i suppose it does, it kinda helps when you have some concept of it though coz' it makes no sense to me. Thankyou for your help, i think i may need to go over this again!

there wasn't a particular question just general issues with any example lolz

Thanking you

Having trouble determinating which way the equilibrium will shift, is it just to the side the gas is on?

i'm guessing that sarah u are moo moo? if so it's chez otherwise don't worry lolz........ just wonderin did divey give us a copy of the syllabus doobie, coz i don't think i have one lolz

just a question that was on a homework sheet but my teachers away and we have a sub that isn't trained in chem so yea

just wondering if someone could tell me that if a large copper sulfate crystal is placed in a hot solution of copper sulfate it is regarded as saturated and also why the solution would darken at first and then become lighter when at equilibrium?