well you could . but u must contain certain keypoints though

I believe it will be considered after they have discussion...aka boleh dipertimbangkan.

You're interested in Japan too?

I have a plan to study engineering in Japan, but many obstacles along the way.

Guys, I have lost the link to download the skema jawapan for paper 3 sejarah, can anyone post it back?

I really do hope volume and area integration question would come out in SB P2 Add Maths this year , along with vectors which are my two fav questions .

Feeling super antsy and motivated. Can't wait to get SPM over with! Hope everyone is doing well!

Thats good for you unlike me struggling to find my great motivation again.

We're in the same boat, was completely lost after my graduation on Saturday. My mood to study is slowly coming back though.

Hey guys, how do I know whether I gotta use the term electropositive or more reactive during exam?
Thanks!

Depend on whether you are writing about reactivity or electropositivity.

Pure science + Account + Chinese + Visual Arts SPM candidates here
So all together 12 subject (Reached the maximum lol)

Last week of school.....

This electrolysis?

Oh is that the max number of subjects you can take now?

So basically, electropositivity is related to ECS?

My BM overall score for pra-spm only 22%...!

Yes, and I believe that you have problems differentiating ECS and Reactivity Series?

Look, Electrochemical Series (ECS) is established to determine WHICH METALS COULD DISPLACE OTHER METALS FROM THEIR SALT SOLUTIONS. And I believe that you know that the more electropositive metal can displace a less electropositive metal from its salt solution. Therefore, the higher the position of metal, the more electropositive the metal.
For instance, Sodium is placed higher than Calcium in the Electrochemical Series, therefore Sodium is more electropositive than Calcium, NOTHING TO DO WITH REACTIVITY.

Whereas for Reactivity Series, it is PURELY ABOUT THE REACTIVITY OF A CERTAIN METAL.
According to the Reactivity series, anything higher than Hydrogen will be considered as a reactive metal and anything below it is considered as a less reactive metal. (Correct me with this part if I'm wrong)
For instance,
Magnesium is placed higher than Hydrogen in the Reactivity series, therefore its a reactive metal and you will use the crucible experiment.
Copper is placed lower than Hydrogen in the Reactivity Series, therefore its a less reactive metal and you will the "passing through dry hydrogen gas while heating metal oxide " experiment (forgot the name )

This post has been edited by Screen: Oct 28 2013, 10:16 PM

Finally going back to school after 2 weeks absent, surely gonna receive lots of papers @@

MaximR or any other students, How do you normally study moral? as there are no past year papers to do...?

SBP and other trial state papers?

honestly, i never practise moral. i just hafal the definisi 2 days b4 exam and memorise the answer technique.

I have a bunch of trial papers from the year 2012/2011 . Before exams I just look through . Of course , memorising the definisi / KK is important too . What I'd normally do is spend some time cramming all the definisi into my head , then start 'reading' trial papers .

Good luck !