Gravimetric Analysis

[teletubbies_95]

Hey!!
Nahh. See the previous posts , ive put in random questions and other ANrs have too! So you should just post them up there ! The Chem board is usually really busy and a lot of people contribute to it , so dont worry of not being answered !

[Shubhashish Banerjee]

Thanks for all the help. I was just nervous and didn't want to seem rude .

[Bad Student]

Oh and @Badstudent how did you do write out your equations like that. I feel so stupid right now haha. Thanks guys!

I use latex to type up the equations. This link has a brief guide on how to use it.

Re: Logs help

[Lasercookie]

Hey @teletubbies_95. You said to post on the Chemistry 3/4 Thread right? But everyone seems to be talking mostly about just general Chemistry stuff and I feel like I would be interrupting them. Same thing with Specialist Maths. They have a question thread but I don't know if I should just randomly put in a question or like wait for the last person to finish their query (which could take ages). What should I do? Oh and @Badstudent how did you do write out your equations like that. I feel so stupid right now haha. Thanks guys!

You can always feel free to make a new thread if you have a question to ask.

With the equations, I've written these two posts before:
Re: Logs help
Re: Chemistry 3/4  2013 Thread

It's this thing called LaTeX, which you can use to render the maths/whatever you give it with fancy formatting. Basically you wrap the maths in [ tex ] tags (without the spaces, similar to how you would make text bold). It does have a learning curve to it though. It's sometimes been a bit dodgy in the past week or so (with it giving these pretty odd errors), but it works pretty well the majority of the time.

If those two posts are a bit confusing, looking up 'LaTeX tutorials' (or something similar) might give you something easy to understand too.

[Shubhashish Banerjee]

Thanks Guys!

[Bad Student]

why do appear as a guest now?