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I got 87.40 Converted to TER with bonus points I get around 95. :) :) I'm hoping to do Mining engineering at Uni adelaide which has a cut off of about 80.

I got 87.40 and my parents were extremely happy with my results. By the way, some of these asian parents sound like pure evil... No offense. 0_-. I feel sorry for you guys that have to deal with them.

SAM= 86.55 UAI= 87.40 TER CONVERSION= 95!! MUAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHH. Thank you bonus points. :)

I'll check in about ten minutes. Of course by that time bored of studies will be hugely overloaded....

I was really happy and surprised at first with my marks, especially after my blunder in the English exam.... But then a few hours later I became more and more dissapointed. I think the "what if more" factor is ultimately inevitable for any HSC student. It sucks to be a pessimist.

I'm grateful for my band 4 in English considering I didn't answer the creative writing section...... I think it was first exam nerves that screwed me over .lol.... Hopefully UAC is kind to us English Advanced students this year and it gets scaled well.

I thought the English advanced test was harder this year than previous years. The questions were more specific and required a better understanding of a topic. An extra ten UAI points for all English advanced students obviously to me seems justified. 0_0

It seems everyone is trying to lose weight after the HSC am I the only one trying to gain it? Over the period of the HSC exams I lost weight instead of gaining any. It annoys me heaps.

Living in a country town is so boring. There's nothing to do whatsoever. (extremely short post. At least it gets the point across).

I'm unhappy HSC chemistry is over. I really enjoyed the course although I think it was way too much social science.. If I can get into Uni I'd happily attempt more chemistry study with more emphasis on calculations and application.

It couldn't be that much worse than missing an ENTIRE section for the area of study english test. Don't ask me how it happened...

Would someone be able to explain the working behind question 6, sorry.

AGHH.lol What a silly mistake... Well there goes 14... I expect my multiple choice expectations to drop more and more.lol

1)c 2)A 3)B 4)C 5)D I think my only mistake.. However I could be wrong. 6)A I thought 810 but alot of people are saying 828. 7)A 8)B 9)C. Not B because it wont apply to diprotic acid base reactions 10)C 11)C 12)A 13)D 14)D 15)B, With A the temp and yield are screwed.... 350...

Calculations were great. Except I ran out of time for that EDTA question which I left last..damn. Overall, I'd say a moderate test. Screwed though, if you're a rote learner and can't write chem equations or do calculations.

It definitely deserves to be a 3 unit course. Anyway, good luck to everyone as well.

I was looking for notes on the potential of Ethanol and Biomass and came across this. http://www.everythingbiomass.org/Portals/EB/Publications/Aspen%20Institue_High%20Growth%20Ethanol.pdf Not sure if the site has been posted on the chemistry forums yet but I found it really useful. It also...

More maths, equations and calculations this year I reckon. Dunno, could be wrong though.

Question:How did the Bronsted Lowry theory of acids and bases improve upon Arrhenius's theory?

A 100l sample of air was collected and found to have a concentration of 15ppb. -Calculate the volume of sulfur dioxide. -Calculate the mass of so2 given the conditions are 25'c and 101.3Kpa.