The Super Juicy CURRENT YEAR 11 (2012-13) THREAD Mark V

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Reply 920

Elm Tree

Original post by EduWiz

Swag

Reply 921

EduWiz

How do you enlarge images??

Reply 922

EduWiz

Original post by Elm Tree

Swag

Haha ikr

Reply 923

zed963

Original post by EduWiz

Haha ikr

In purification via electrolysis, why is the impure metal anode connected to the positive terminal?

Reply 924

L'Evil Fish

Original post by zed963

In purification via electrolysis, why is the impure metal anode connected to the positive terminal?

Because the metal (ie copper) needs to give it's electrons away really to become positive ions and move to the negative

Reply 925

Vionar

Original post by Elm Tree

Parents at times... :rolleyes:

My mother suggested that I go to a hypnotherapist...

Reply 926

zed963

Original post by L'Evil Fish

Because the metal (ie copper) needs to give it's electrons away really to become positive ions and move to the negative

Oh, I know what you mean. You're basically trying to say that at the positive terminal (anode) oxidation occurs so that the atom turns into an ion and dissolves into the solution. Is that right?

Reply 927

EduWiz

Original post by zed963

In purification via electrolysis, why is the impure metal anode connected to the positive terminal?

That was random what L'Evil Fish said :smile:

Reply 928

tara8000

Original post by L'Evil Fish

I know what it is :tongue:

but what would I do with it?

share your artwork etc. :biggrin:

Reply 929

zed963

Original post by Vionar

My mother suggested that I go to a hypnotherapist...

I just googled that and found that my area has quite a few places that offer that :eek:

Reply 930

EduWiz

How do you enlarge images??

Reply 931

zed963

Original post by EduWiz

That was random what L'Evil Fish said :smile:

What do you mean?

Reply 932

L'Evil Fish

Original post by zed963

Oh, I know what you mean. You're basically trying to say that at the positive terminal (anode) oxidation occurs so that the atom turns into an ion and dissolves into the solution. Is that right?

yeah...

Original post by tara8000

share your artwork etc. :biggrin:

No one wants to see my art work :hide:

Reply 933

zed963

Original post by EduWiz

How do you enlarge images??

In which software? It's usually ctrl + scroll. Or if you're on a laptop its ctrl and + or ctrl and -.

Reply 934

zed963

Original post by L'Evil Fish

yeah...

No one wants to see my art work :hide:

Why the erm?

You're artwork is good, I don't know why you don't flaunt it. :wink:

Reply 935

EduWiz

Original post by zed963

What do you mean?

That L'Evil answered your question :biggrin:

Reply 936

EduWiz

Original post by zed963

In which software? It's usually ctrl + scroll. Or if you're on a laptop its ctrl and + or ctrl and -.

No when you upload it here :colondollar:

Reply 937

tara8000

Original post by L'Evil Fish

yeah...

No one wants to see my art work :hide:

Original post by zed963

Why the erm?

You're artwork is good, I don't know why you don't flaunt it. :wink:

What zed said @fish

Reply 938

zed963

Original post by EduWiz

That L'Evil answered your question :biggrin:

That's a bit rude I must say. Its like there's a feud going on between you an him by the looks of it. Saying that sounds like you despise him or something ?

Reply 939

zed963

Original post by EduWiz

No when you upload it here :colondollar:

Ooh, that's a bit tricky. You have to make sure that you don't exceed the file size limit and you'll have to use another software eg photoshop to enlarge the image and then save it with an extension of .jpeg or .png and then upload it. Also bear in mind the file size has to be quite small. You'll probably need to change the size and resolution if possible because the bigger the image is the more pixels can appear without changing the resolution.