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In organic chemistry, how can functional groups be easily identified and how can I memorise organic mechanisms?

For both As and A-level, knowing functional groups for organic chemistry is essential. The easiest way to identify functional groups is to understand which bonds are characteristic for the functional group. ...
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Translate the phrase: "Yesterday I sat on the bench in the park and read my new book" and list all the nouns with their articles you can find in the phrase.

Answer: "Gestern sass ich auf der Bank im Park und las mein neues Buch" Nouns: die Bank, der Park, das Buch
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How can I improve my fluency and spontaneity?

One of the main methods I personally use to improve my oral fluency is reading books aloud in the language I am studying. This is effective in two ways: Firstly, by reading aloud you get used to speaking in ...
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How do you show that (x+2) is a factor of f(x) = x^3 - 19x - 30, and then factorise f(x) completely?

A1) Showing that (x+2) is a factor of f(x). General Method: If A is a number, then (x- A) is a factor of f(x) if when x=A, f(x=A)=0 <-- This is what we want to show This is because if (x-A) is a factor of...
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Name and describe the 4 steps involved in aerobic respiration

Glycolysis- This is the first step which occurs in the cytosol. glucose broken down into pyruvate yielding 2 net atp and 2 pyruvate molecules per glucose. This is the only step in anaerobic respiration. Link...
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