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GO'S · 07-11-2009 9:25pm

giggsy664 wrote: »

A solute is what is dissolved
A solvent is what it is dissolved into
A solution is a mixture of both of the above

A concentrated solution is one which can-not have any more solute added to it, and a dilute can have more added.

Hhhmmm...
Technology/IT question (Business Studies and/or Technology)

What do the following stand for;
RAM
VDU
IT
WWW
PCB

And name one type of geartrain, and one other type of mechanism

Random Access Memory
visual Display Unit
Information technology
world wide web
printed circuit board...
In history thomas cranmar was the archbishop of where? and what significant thing did he do during the reign of henry VIII?

giggsy664 · 08-11-2009 12:27am

Canterbury

He didn't grant him a divorce I think (though that maybe the Pope).

Whatis used to test for CO2 and what is theresult if CO2 is present

GO'S · 08-11-2009 4:10pm

he annuled his marrige pope was against it

Slow Show · 08-11-2009 4:15pm

Yup.

Oh yeah, question.
Amm...thinking of my Geography test tomorrow [I have a Geog, science and home ec test and a load of French irregular verbs to learn for tomorrow...why am I on this?!]
Name 3 inputs, 3 processes and 3 outputs on a farm!

Closed ac · 11-11-2009 9:55pm

Inputs: Cows, sheep
Processes: Milking the cows, sheering the sheep.
Outputs: Milk, wool.

In WWI, the Allied Powers and the Central Powers were formed by which countries?

bevan619 · 12-11-2009 10:30pm

Central Powers: Germany, Turkey, Bulgaria and Hungary.

Allied Powers: Britain, France and the Russian Empire.

Also Belgium, Serbia, Canada, Australia, Italy, Japan, Greece and Romania joined.

Why did the Blueshirts of 1930's Ireland never fully develop?

Closed ac · 13-11-2009 5:11pm

bevan619 wrote: »

Central Powers: Germany, Turkey, Bulgaria and Hungary.

Allied Powers: Britain, France and the Russian Empire.

Also Belgium, Serbia, Canada, Australia, Italy, Japan, Greece and Romania joined.

Why did the Blueshirts of 1930's Ireland never fully develop?

Allied - Britian, Italy, France, Russia, USA.
Central - Germany, Austria-Hungary, Turkish (Ottoman) Empire

suitcasepink · 13-11-2009 7:36pm

Xx_emma_xX wrote: »

Pretty sure Italy wasn't part of the Allied Forces...Mussolini ring a bell?
Haven't a clue about the Blueshirts, anyone know?

WW1 was before Mussolini, he came after when Italy didnt get anything from being on the winning side.. etc

Why did the Blueshirts of 1930's Ireland never fully develop? Have to keep this question going, havnt done it yet!

knockane_ali09 · 13-11-2009 9:59pm

italy joined the allied forces when they signed the treaty of london which bascially said dat they would join the war in return for land after the war .... the never got the land and that is how musslini came about!;)

Why did the Blueshirts of 1930's Ireland never fully develop?.... no idea isn't that like from the end of the 3rd year course ..... please someone answer

Closed ac · 13-11-2009 9:59pm

Xx_emma_xX wrote: »

Pretty sure Italy wasn't part of the Allied Forces...Mussolini ring a bell?
Haven't a clue about the Blueshirts, anyone know?

They were. The Italians were angry after WWI because they did not get the land that they had been promised by joining the Allied Forces in 1917.

Evan93 · 13-11-2009 10:42pm

[quote=knockane_ali09;62998228
Why did the Blueshirts of 1930's Ireland never fully develop?.... no idea isn't that like from the end of the 3rd year course ..... please someone answer[/quote]

Was it because Eoin O Duffy went off to Spain to help the Spanish in th Civil War?
Or De Valera got the impression they were facist and prevented them from comemorting Collins death?
Its a while since I did it but......I think I'm right?

jumpguy · 14-11-2009 2:14am

Unless the course has changed, only the very basics of WWI are needed (which side was which) afaik.

knockane_ali09 · 14-11-2009 2:21pm

Evan93 wrote: »

Was it because Eoin O Duffy went off to Spain to help the Spanish in th Civil War?
Or De Valera got the impression they were facist and prevented them from comemorting Collins death?
Its a while since I did it but......I think I'm right?

ya your right i found it in an old history book form ages back

new question ( for french students only) translate this
veux tu passé deux semaine chez moi cet été?

CookieMonster.x · 14-11-2009 6:27pm

knockane_ali09 wrote: »

new question (for french students only) translate this
veux tu passé deux semaine chez moi cet été?

Do you want to spend 2 weeks at my house this Summer?

Give an example of an igneous rock and say where it is found and its colour.

giggsy664 · 24-11-2009 3:33pm

It ended the war between the Protestant and catholic churches didn't it?

Name the verbs that use être in the Passe Compose

Or name the King and Queen of France during the Revolution

Hurler29 · 24-11-2009 8:32pm

Xx_emma_xX wrote: »

Give an example of a light industry.

clothes making, textiles.

why was facism popular in the 1920-30s??

bluejay14 · 24-11-2009 8:36pm

it was anti-communist as many peopole feared the spread of it, there are other reasons but I can't remember any of them!

What is the chemical equation for the preparation of oxygen?

Hurler29 · 24-11-2009 8:41pm

2 H2O2 → 2 H2O + O2:)

what do isotherms tell you??

CookieMonster.x · 24-11-2009 8:46pm

Hurler29 wrote: »

2 H2O2 → 2 H2O + O2:)

what do isotherms tell you??

Isotherms are the lines on a map which show the temperature?

Define urban redevelopment.

iceman7 · 24-11-2009 8:55pm

borinnnnnng.homer simpson rocks:D

oisink64 · 24-11-2009 10:48pm

CookieMonster.x wrote: »

Define urban redevelopment.

Urban redevelopment is demolishing old buildings and replacing them with a building with a different function.
e.g. knocking down an apartment block and building shops.

Define insolvency

Slow Show · 24-11-2009 11:08pm

Em...haven't heard that one before.
Does it mean like nothing can dissolve in the substance?

If I'm right...what is hard water and name 2 advantages & disadvantages of it.

CookieMonster.x · 24-11-2009 11:13pm

Hard water is water that does not easily form a lather with soap.
It tastes nicer and it's good for your teeth
but
it produces a scum/limescale of kettles and I can't remember another one

Explain the process of freeze thaw action.

oisink64 · 24-11-2009 11:24pm

Freeze thaw action is where water seeps into cracks in rocks by day and it freezes by night water expands when frozen so the rock is put under pressure. After repeated times the rock breaks and falls to the bottom of the slope and is called scree.

If 6 workers can build a shed in 64 hours, how many workers are neccessary to build a shed in 24 hours?

jumpguy · 24-11-2009 11:36pm

CookieMonster.x wrote: »

Hard water is water that does not easily form a lather with soap.
It tastes nicer and it's good for your teeth
but
it produces a scum/limescale of kettles and I can't remember another one

Explain the process of freeze thaw action.

You'd already given a drawback. Hard water requires more soap (that includes washing detergent, dishwasher powder) and is therefore more expensive.

oisink64 wrote: »

Freeze thaw action is where water seeps into cracks in rocks by day and it freezes by night water expands when frozen so the rock is put under pressure. After repeated times the rock breaks and falls to the bottom of the slope and is called scree.

If 6 workers can build a shed in 64 hours, how many workers are neccessary to build a shed in 24 hours?

6 X 64

24

= 16 workers

Prove that opposite sides and opposite angles of a parellogram are equal in measure (if ye've done that theorem!)

Closed ac · 25-11-2009 9:09pm

jumpguy wrote: »

You'd already given a drawback. Hard water requires more soap (that includes washing detergent, dishwasher powder) and is therefore more expensive.

6 X 64
24

= 16 workers

Prove that opposite sides and opposite angles of a parellogram are equal in measure (if ye've done that theorem!)

Could you have given a worse one.. :pac:

oisink64 · 25-11-2009 11:44pm

Xx_emma_xX wrote: »

Em...haven't heard that one before.
Does it mean like nothing can dissolve in the substance?

If I'm right...what is hard water and name 2 advantages & disadvantages of it.

No your wrong. Insolvency is where a business cant pay its liabilities from its assets. This business is bankrupt. :-(

Name two European countries (excluding Ireland) that remained neutral throughout WW2

giggsy664 · 26-11-2009 12:15am

jumpguy wrote: »

Prove that opposite sides and opposite angles of a parellogram are equal in measure (if ye've done that theorem!)

...A___________B
.../................../
../................../
./C_________/D

First draw a line from B to C

To prove |ab|=|cd| and angle B = angle C

C1(closer to D) = b2(closer to a)
c2=b1
.:. (angle c1+c2) = (angle b1+b2)
c1+c2 = C
b1+b2 = B
.:. B=C

..A___________B
.../................../
../................../
./C_________/D

Hmmmm.... Lets see...
Draw from B to C
angles ABC = angles BCD
congruent triangles
????????????????
.:.|ab| = |dc|
Don't have a clue hoestly

I didn't copy these. Were doing these now so I guess I got lucky

Next question(as above):
Name two European countries (excluding Ireland) that remained neutral throughout WW2

Hurler29 · 26-11-2009 8:42pm

switzerland and sweden.

how do you test for reducing sugars??

CookieMonster.x · 26-11-2009 9:24pm

Benedicts solution on glucose, heat required. Turns the colour to a brick red colour.

Explain limited liability.

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