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Module: Genre Elective: Crime Essay Pages: 20 Creative Pages: 21 Total: 41 Winnah!~

doesn't annihilation only occur between matter and its direct counterpart i.e. positron annihilates an electron mesons are not necessarily made up of quark/antiquark pairs e.g. pion, which is an anti up quark and a down quark, net charge -1 BTW, his post is the first one : | | v

Think about the hydration of ethene ----- dilute H2SO4 catalyst Step One: C2H4(g) + H2SO4(g) --> C2H5HSO4(g) Step Two: C2H5HSO4(g) + H2O(g) --> C2H5OH(g) + H2SO4(g) Overall: C2H4(g) + H2O(g) --> C2H5OH(g)

no 6mL, as H2SO4 is diprotic so the [H+] was double

if Cl was an initiator it wouldnt be reformed. they cant mark catalyst wrong, as they base it on textbooks - if one textbook says that its a catalyst they cannot mark catalyst wrong EDIT: the answer to question 14 was (D)

i got 18000 ppm, rounded off to 3 significant figures as they only gave 3 in the question. for so2 i got 2.3 L rounded to 2 sig figs.

Re: King Lear Module B omg wtf, thats all i can say.

my friend got 10/20 (for ext1) because he used in the skin of a lion as a supplementary text for postmodernism - i advise you not to do a text that is in any english couse, as the markers will automatically assume that you studied that text and are hence "copping out" on finding your own...

quoted by the board as "the unity of a text; its coherent use of form and language to produce an integrated whole in terms of meaning and value" textual integrity is the basis of all that you have been learning in module B - how the language, structure, characterisation etc affect the meaning...

the creative was in the exact same format as the fort street trial this year, and the imag question was exactly the same i sense a conspiracy.

agree with you totally there, i found section one to be really simple and straight forward

i did 9 pages for imaginative journey the question was exactly the same as the one we got in the trials only problem is i prepared for something different lol. should be alright, hoping for 13+

what i mean is, they could ask specifically for one of the four poems in the question like some journeys quote - how do Coleridge's LTB and other texts portray this idea similarly with stimulus texts.

my teacher said do 2, but apparently they can ask specifically for all of them same with the stimulus texts

mobile phases used include methylated spirits, kerosene, acetone, water chlorophyll is separated, you get a red band, yellow band and green band -------------------- ask some biology student what they are, because i don't know. we didnt do an electrophoresis prac ... :S edit...