Questions About: Science
I have these questions I got from my teacher and I'm stuck at these, its a crossword puzzle by the way: 1.
with two long arms hinged together; used in a lab to hold a test tube or flask to avoid injuries.
last letter is "s" out of 5 letters 2.
to make an item look larger; handheld instrument with a handle. 3rd letter is "n" out of 8 letters 3. A sample of something used in a lab for study or analysis.
letter is "n" out of 8 letters
with two long arms hinged together; used in a lab to hold a test tube or flask to avoid injuries.
last letter is "s" out of 5 letters 2.
to make an item look larger; handheld instrument with a handle. 3rd letter is "n" out of 8 letters 3. A sample of something used in a lab for study or analysis.
letter is "n" out of 8 letters
Thu, 28 Aug 2008 02:55:27 GMT
I just wanted to see what other people have experience. If you dont believe in ghost or such then dont make rude comments and such cause what has happend to me CAN NOT be explained by science.
Thu, 28 Aug 2008 02:55:10 GMT
I need to know what kind of science these things are EXAMPLE.
study of fossils is Paleontology. OK, I need to know The study of. 1.
2. Rocks 3. Minerals 4.
5. Mountains 6.
Water Thank you soooo much!
study of fossils is Paleontology. OK, I need to know The study of. 1.
2. Rocks 3. Minerals 4.
5. Mountains 6.
Water Thank you soooo much!
Thu, 28 Aug 2008 02:55:02 GMT
I have two solutions. In the first solution, 1.0 moles of sodium chloride is dissolved to make 1.0 liters of solution. In the second one, 1.0 moles of sodium chloride is added to 1.0 liters of water. Is the molarity of each solution the same? Explain your answer. Im not lazy, i really worked on this problem and could not get it at all.
help me out.
help me out.
Thu, 28 Aug 2008 02:49:25 GMT
I'm taking: Algebra 1 Grammar usage machanics (gum) American history fine arts Communications Vocabulary Earth Science German and then of course i have to take Phys Ed Yay im in 8th grade psh, wow i never looked at how many that was, i only have 7 periods do do all that.
does that work??
does that work??
Thu, 28 Aug 2008 02:48:56 GMT
Okay, I'm a junior in high school and have no idea what I want to go to college for.
things about me: I'm exceptionally good at math/science I like to write fiction short stories I am artistic and am a good drawer I play clarinet pretty well I love to solve puzzles and riddles I am obsessed with shows like CSI or Law Order I love animals I don't think I would like or be able to handle anything medical I love 'playing' with things and figuring out how they work I love listening to music [almost all kinds] I am in fairly good shape from volleyball and tennis Can anyone suggest a college path? More than one would be appreciated!
things about me: I'm exceptionally good at math/science I like to write fiction short stories I am artistic and am a good drawer I play clarinet pretty well I love to solve puzzles and riddles I am obsessed with shows like CSI or Law Order I love animals I don't think I would like or be able to handle anything medical I love 'playing' with things and figuring out how they work I love listening to music [almost all kinds] I am in fairly good shape from volleyball and tennis Can anyone suggest a college path? More than one would be appreciated!
Thu, 28 Aug 2008 02:46:10 GMT
Okay so this is my senior year and I have a few questions, first of all I want to know what science classes I need to go to a UC or private University.
What I know you need 2 years of either Biology, Chemistry or Physics.
year I got this class which was" Ant/Phy" Is is a Physics class, this class was about the human body and all of that stuff.
this year im taking chemistry.
in freshman year I got this science class which was Intcoor Sci and then in sophomore year I got Intcoor Sci 2. Do these classes count for part of the 2 years of the requirements? Oh yeah and I also got a D in the the first semester of Intcoor Sci 2 do i need to make it up in community college?
What I know you need 2 years of either Biology, Chemistry or Physics.
year I got this class which was" Ant/Phy" Is is a Physics class, this class was about the human body and all of that stuff.
this year im taking chemistry.
in freshman year I got this science class which was Intcoor Sci and then in sophomore year I got Intcoor Sci 2. Do these classes count for part of the 2 years of the requirements? Oh yeah and I also got a D in the the first semester of Intcoor Sci 2 do i need to make it up in community college?
Thu, 28 Aug 2008 02:45:09 GMT
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