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Meson
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Sitting around doing nothing in particular, videogaming...
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College Major/Degree
BS in Pharmacy
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Physics
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Biography
Tainted by OCD and Hyperhidrosis
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Student
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Thanks for the reply. I'm doing this for personal knowledge. I already finished my accounting degree and I'm just doing this to have my mind work in new ways. So... Pre-Algebra > Algebra > Pre-Calculus > Calculus I > Calculus II (is there a Calculus III) > Geometry > Trigonometry? Is this order about right? I want to get a good Math foundation to venture further into Physics then Chemistry. Thanks again.
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As in the subject Pre-Algebra Pre-Calculus Calculus I Geometry etc. I will order them as a part of the Demystified series (with quizzes and tests) I really wanna get good at Maths Thanks
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insane_alien, what do the advisers say? Do they say it's more dangerous than what class C signifies? Coming from someone who tried both alcohol and cannabis a good while back (don't plan on doing it anymore though), I've found that alcohol much more effective on the senses and emotions.
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Thanks for your reply. I don't understand how to find one. What I do know is that the limiting reagent is the reactant that's consumed first and thus it signals the end of the product sum that can be formed. Much thanks again.
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So I just recently started properly reading and studying into the science subjects, and up now is Chemistry. I am using Zumdahl's book as my crutch. I am somewhat confused on the issue of limiting reagents (under Stoichiometry) and was wondering if anyone could make it clearer. I googled it, and sites like Wikipedia made me somehow more confused. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Limiting_reagent In the first example, why does it feel to me like a given was missing? And in the second example, where did we get the 157.9g from? Much thanks for the help.
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There was this game called Attack of the Killer Tomatoes. The game creators knew what we knew not. Hawt
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well we've seen humans with extra toes and deformations (from the norm), so I doubt this is a new thing on dolphins... There were proly dolphins out there with such disfiguration but we just never saw it...
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ceasing to exist will be a result of our own hands. the japanese will create a super mecha godjera and the US will retaliate with the clint eastwood clones and then we'll die. imo
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"the indium phosphide was spiked with aluminum gallium indium arsendide to give it added speed." *brain seizure
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liek, what if they're already being used in suicide bombers? </ends sarcasm> But now that I think of it, hmm...
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My advice to you: just see a doctor so that he'll put your worries to rest
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^I took Tae Kwan Do haha that was fun... and weird
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Well, it's the only site pertaining to my country, so that's why I listed it as the only option. Thanks for the advice; I'll take it into consideration. And I've always wanted a smaller screen but was afraid of having eye trouble.
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GABA is an effective way to increase growth hormone levels and AST makes a high-quality product. Can anyone tell me if this means it induces bodily hair growth, since I really wouldn't like that (who would rly)?
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I'm taking it Shared is the opposite of seperate? I'll see to it. The VAIOs look attractive.