random1990
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merewether high school in newcastle =]
we're doing shipwrecks =]
we're doing shipwrecks =]
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Chemistry Class of 2007: Roll Call (2 Viewers)
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crazysambo
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hey, im doin industrial chemistry. had my last chem test last friday
ssejamafone
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Shipwrecks makes me mad! :burn: i hate rust. :mad1:
Chinmoku03
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Lol, no choice?ssejamafone said:
IIRC, either my school's chem teachers all only know shipwrecks, or my school doesn't have resources for other options, so we're stuck doing shipwrecks either way. Apparently, it's an easy option
I'm neutral towards it ATM cos school hasn't startedForbidden.
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It's just galvanic cells and ionic equations.Chinmoku03 said:Lol, no choice?
IIRC, either my school's chem teachers all only know shipwrecks, or my school doesn't have resources for other options, so we're stuck doing shipwrecks either way. Apparently, it's an easy option
joa.nst.ar
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i do chem!!! lol
a bit late, eh?
and we just finshed our elective, biochem. i thought it was great, id much rather do it than say... shipwreks lol
how much is there to study for chem? i love it but theres just sooo much to remember, particuarly compared to my other subjects which are more english/humanities-ish
a bit late, eh?
and we just finshed our elective, biochem. i thought it was great, id much rather do it than say... shipwreks lol
how much is there to study for chem? i love it but theres just sooo much to remember, particuarly compared to my other subjects which are more english/humanities-ish
salco
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i wanted to do forensic chemistry... or biochem.. or even chem of art
... but we are doing industrial chemistry
because we hav learnt most of it in the cores
which is logical
... but learning the same thing twice isn't very fun
batteries smell
... but we are doing industrial chemistry
because we hav learnt most of it in the cores
which is logical
... but learning the same thing twice isn't very fun
batteries smell
farahodish
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I do chem as well!! sorry, i kinda lagged i think LOLLL
we're doing forensics.
i mean did. we're done now LOL
kinda pissed me off. we only have one chem teacher.
whos crap
and he made US summarise the entire course and teach it to the class
and we only did one prac. the reducing sugars one.
HAHAHAHAAAAAA .. (laughing so as to not break down and cry)
we're doing forensics.
i mean did. we're done now LOL
kinda pissed me off. we only have one chem teacher.
whos crap
and he made US summarise the entire course and teach it to the class
and we only did one prac. the reducing sugars one.
HAHAHAHAAAAAA .. (laughing so as to not break down and cry)
NeVeRMeLTeR
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Shipwrecks here. My problem, don't get most of the calculations. Teacher only knows things from the textbook. Summaries made/recieved are messed up and didn't help me. The textbook is filled with loads of misleading/useless stuff and it's FAT. So yeah....got help? xD
Every time I think of studying Chem I'm always like. "Ok....this goes here and...this pile goes there..." and end up finding WAY too much useless paper around and give up unconciously. I tried summarising bullet points but damn....some of them I haven't even heard about.
For all I recall, when an iron object is salvaged you leave it in water right? Then put it in err...dilute base water? Use electrolysis and stuff. shit.....forgot what other steps were there between that and wax'ing it afterwards ._.
Every time I think of studying Chem I'm always like. "Ok....this goes here and...this pile goes there..." and end up finding WAY too much useless paper around and give up unconciously. I tried summarising bullet points but damn....some of them I haven't even heard about.
For all I recall, when an iron object is salvaged you leave it in water right? Then put it in err...dilute base water? Use electrolysis and stuff. shit.....forgot what other steps were there between that and wax'ing it afterwards ._.
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forensics.
not terribly interesting ok.
its just annoyin.
not terribly interesting ok.
its just annoyin.
chocolate_lover
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Good luck everyone btw.
I'm doing Shipwrecks... my teacher told us that we would be able to go to the Maritime Museum or something for it, but we never went.
I'm doing Shipwrecks... my teacher told us that we would be able to go to the Maritime Museum or something for it, but we never went.
mzduxx2006
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forensic chemistry
yay its all theoretical and no calculations!!!
yay its all theoretical and no calculations!!!
chocolate_lover
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mzduxx2006 said:forensic chemistry
yay its all theoretical and no calculations!!!
Really? Lucky!Shipwrecks has hundreds of calculations and pracs to memorise!
angelbird72
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We did Industrial because our teacher said that that was the one that he knew so that was the one he was going to teach.
Which makes sense. He's actually an awesome teacher, so it was pretty good. For me Industrial chemistry wasn't really that interesting, but hey, it's all over now
Which makes sense. He's actually an awesome teacher, so it was pretty good. For me Industrial chemistry wasn't really that interesting, but hey, it's all over now