Hey everyone, I was wondering whether there are any good methods or mnemonics that has helped you guys memorise the reaction pathways more effectively. I would love to hear how you guys approached this, especially if you've got any hacks or resources you'd recommend. Thanks 🙏.

Hey everyone! Paper Drop #3 is here and today we're releasing a full exam-style chemistry paper with MCQs and short response questions. Thanks everyone for your patience, we'll be aiming to pump out even more content over the holidays and in term 4 for all year levels!

I'm struggling on how to write the rationale, as the topics in phys r so diff to chem, so i cant refer to my chem ia2. can someone please send theirs through? tysm ill appreciate it so much! FYI my SE is about how the mass of diff balls can affect the time taken for it to roll down an incline of 100cm. however, since mass doesnt directly affect acceleration, im not so sure on what to write in my rationale. all exemplars and copies appreciated.

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Hey everyone, Great to see many of you at our second Externals Academic Masterclass yesterday! Just recapping the session, now is your time to find the study strategies that work best for YOU during the holidays. I found this interesting article which gives another perspective on optimal studying during the holidays to add to mine and Ryan's advice from yesterday, I've attached the link below. Feel free to check it out and get keen on maximising your productiveness! Link to article: https://www.getatomi.com/blog/what-to-do-these-holidays-when-youre-in-year-12#:~:text=The%20secret%20to%20an%20effective,term%203%20without%20having%20completed