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didn't see the last question :P 450nm anyone got the first one right???

There is also a very small tuning company called "Dauer" that has street modified the Porsche 917 Le Mans car, thatis a TT 5L flat 12, it has 1100bhp+ and over 800pound foot of torque. It does 0-100 in 2.1 sec. Then there is top fuel dragsters which does 0-100mph typically in less than 1...

Officially the Saleen S7 TT (2.8 sec, opposed to 2.9 for the 16.4....the N/A S7 is also 2.9sec) Unofficially the Lingenfelter F1 cars are slow in comparison to those.

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We must have understood it differently, cause I understood it as: If the viscosity changed, which would not be effected, although that, apparently, is wrong

The question is very vague, and what you jsut said I don't understand. WHAT IS GOING ON

Ohhh tricky

Yeh yeh, i know....i'm already thinking of getting the gearbox from it (auto in the cressida sucks) But I can't do ANY performance mods, as i'm on my P's, and I didn't have them before that stupid, nonsensical law came in.

Easy: C Hard: no

Nice thread My name is Mitchell (Mitch is fine) and I am 17 years old (18 this year) I live in Sydney's Northern Beaches, I have my Red P's, and own (partly with brother) a 1993 Toyota Cressida Grande, which is an OK car (not enough power), my mum's Volvo V70 T5 is my fav car so far, can't...

So wait, in the redox reaction, are you meant to ignore the H and H2O??? xvelidras that was an awesome explanation, so easy to understnad and all. Well done, thanks HEAPS. Mitch

Ok, how do you do those superscript numbers in this? And yes, I am 100% certain that is the answer, they have reduction equation, then they list it. They have done it before as well.....in the beginning of the booklet they did the exact same; added a hydrogen, and spectator ions.

One more question, might as well keep it to the same topic: This time it's to do with redox reactions. The question is in a question booklet our teacher gave us to revise with. It says to write a ox and red 1/2 equations. This is quite simple really, but it's the answers that are given that...

ok, cool thanks heaps. Makes sence.

Hey all, I am having a tiny bit of trouble with oxidation numbers, and was wondering if someone could help me out please. I Understand the basic ones (MN4 2- for instance has an OxN of +6) thanks to the introduction of a simple formula following a quick google search...

Hey all, I got this crazy wacked question in chem. It says: Use a flow diagram to trace the sequence of fission products released during the decay of uranium. So what I put was a list of all the decay products of Uranium-238, all the way down to the stable Lead-206. Along the way I put what...