The lies that we are taught in GCSE.
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That pH only lies between 1 and 14
Ah you took the first one that came to my head
Original post by Parallex
List them. I'll start it off off:
We are told the 3rd electron shell can hold up to 8 electrons.
We are told the 3rd electron shell can hold up to 8 electrons.
Ah you took the first one that came to my head
Original post by Arithmeticae
My school has never taught it - I just took it and study it myself.
Electrons are the smallest particles!
Original post by Parallex
List them. I'll start it off off:
We are told the 3rd electron shell can hold up to 8 electrons.
We are told the 3rd electron shell can hold up to 8 electrons.
My teacher told our class all the electron shells hold up to 8.
I started laughing.
Sin, cos and tan are the only trig functions 
There are three states of matter
A 555 timer is the most advanced IC you will need to learn about.
I NEED TO VENT!!
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There are three states of matter
A 555 timer is the most advanced IC you will need to learn about.
I NEED TO VENT!!
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Original post by PythianLegume
Well, it's only used for the first 20 elements, for which that is true in realistic molecules/conditions.
Precisely.
Precisely.
Half truths are also half lies.
Original post by Yaboy Bobbinz
Homosexuals are just like everyone else...
Wow. Here we see a close-minded ********
GCSEs dont teach that, life teaches that. I have loads of homosexual friends, they are no different to normal people, they just fall in love with people of the same gender
Original post by Parallex
This annoys me also. I vent a sigh when teachers say light is a wave. 
please tell me what light is? to be fair, the wave model is really useful for optics. Really really useful.
Original post by I.D.G.A.F.O.S
Electrons are the smallest particles!
On a technical point that's actually true though they come joint with every other fundamental particle as a zero-dimensional object.
Original post by Parallex
Half truths are also half lies.
Frame of reality.
Original post by Cake Faced Kid.
'Your drama GCSE is very important...'
lol this.
Original post by robzwolf
Air resistance does not exist...
It only sometimes exists at degree level and when I say sometimes I really mean rarely...
Original post by natninja
please tell me what light is? to be fair, the wave model is really useful for optics. Really really useful.
Light can also behave like particles.
Original post by Parallex
Light can also behave like particles.
It's a little more complicated than that... actually a lot more...
Original post by natninja
It only sometimes exists at degree level and when I say sometimes I really mean rarely...
Really? Doesn't that cause issues if something travels a predicted 120m instead of, say, an actual 119.8m?
Original post by Arithmeticae
Electrons are particles
You can't square root a negative.
Bob wasn't a real person and he didn't have 4 apples
Current flows from positive to negative.
Respiration.
The gravitational field strength of earth is 10 (just call it 9.81, or do you think I'm too dumb to deal with decimals)
GCSEs will shape your future
pH can't go below 1 or above 14.
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You can't square root a negative.
Bob wasn't a real person and he didn't have 4 apples
Current flows from positive to negative.
Respiration.
The gravitational field strength of earth is 10 (just call it 9.81, or do you think I'm too dumb to deal with decimals
)GCSEs will shape your future
pH can't go below 1 or above 14.
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explain the pH thing pls
Original post by natninja
It's a little more complicated than that... actually a lot more...
Obviously, but this isn't a thread to discuss wave-particle duality. Lol
Original post by Chike
explain the pH thing pls
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Original post by robzwolf
Really? Doesn't that cause issues if something travels a predicted 120m instead of, say, an actual 119.8m?
that's a problem for engineers, and the air resistance terms actually depend on the object, the speed of the object and literally the weather... and it doesn't help that fluid dynamics is not yet complete either...
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