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hmmm I haven't got that one yet. Its on its way though

huh? sorry Yt i didnt get you, is it about the GCSE, yeah cause i thought u only get homework in school. Please, don't break to me the bad news

oh, ok. Thanx man

Well, everyone hates ads, even me, Sigh youve just got to live with it

well, its worldwide science. They have new discoveries theories. Its worth a try!

well, no, it has about 15 topics that are covered in complete detail. Then some questions to be answered (similar to this forum) and some other neat stuff. Really good. There are ads, but not many

thanx alot. R u also doing GCSE?

its just a substance that has 2 triple bonds

Well, thanx alot. I need improvements and if u could help, it would be really cool! Thanx

sorry i didn't explain. Thanx. I'll actually explain it. Sorry again

well gene, im only doing GCSE at the moment quite shocking though. But I LOVE organic chemistry, so i posted questions on stuff, people replied me and i thought it was a good thing to put on the website. i have actually thnked YT and wolfson as they are the top 2 who were helping me. What do u think about my website? Any improvements?

no honestly, I NEVER post homework on the internet. Trust me.

oh. Ok, now i get it. Thanx man!

yeah. I usually ask my teachers when i have a homework problem. I'd prefer to learn from a teacher

lol. Honestly, its amazing

I think i posted too many questions yesterday Sorry guys

Oh. I remember now, its that latent heat energy right???

well. I have a jokes section on my website, you are welcome to take some off that!!

no, i was actually revising and thought of these questions! Honestly, i know it was a long chain of questions. Don't worry, trust me, cause i have another chain waiting!!! lol

Oh ok. Thanx man!

Whoa!! cience has REALLY gone by me YIKES!!! Ok thanx alot

Recently, i think, scientists were able to make the first compound that had a noble gas in. Xenon tetrafluoride. Well, what is its formula? Is it ionically or covalently bonded?

The displayed formula if polystyrene looks very similar to a poly ethene molecule. The only difference is that it has a ring of 6 carbons. Here is the quiestion: Are the carbons connected by double bonds? If not, then where is the 4th bond, as each carbon will only have 3 bonds connected to it

Correct me if I'm wrong. Boiling is when all the particles in a liquid have enough energy to escape. If this is so, why doesn't the liquid boil off all at once. ie it disappears instantly when it reaches boiling point?

How come iron and copper each form two different ions? I think iron forms 2+ and3+ while copper forms 1+ and 2+ How is this possible? I thought elements form their own ion!!!