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Today's S3 Chemistry question is a theoretical look at moles, what they are and how to calculate them. Comment or DM us with what you think and any questions

GAMSAT Section 2 Essay title. Could you attempt to write based on this quote? The first 3 people that do we will offer free feedback too.

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We start a new week with a new GAMSAT Question of the day. Take a look at our Section 1 Question. Have a go and let us know what you think

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A new research article shows that chemicals may be able to protect against degeneration of neurons. They think this could be a step toward protection and cure for illnesses like Motor Neurone Disease.

Check out the research here
https://www.sheffield.ac.uk/news/nr/new-messenger-molecules-could-protect-survival-of-neurones-1.828611

A poor medical student was mistaken for a homeless person after revising to hard. Have you ever had that feeling of just working and nothing else?

https://gomerblog.com/2013/11/homeless-medical-student/

A research team in Scotland has found around 100 genes associated with depression, characterising the changes made to the individuals DNA because of the illness.
What do you think about the study? Would you be able to talk Mental Health as an issue for the NHS in interview? Let us know your thoughs and questions below

I haven't yet met someone who didn't appreciate the humour and honesty of . This is an insightful yet also hilarious recount of the life of a junior doctor which doesn't also shy away from the challenges.
A new classic which I would advise any future doctors to have a read of.
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Here's our GAMSAT Maths Question of the day. Have a go and let us know what you think in the comments.

Maths is something we find, although not specifically on the curriculum, is vital to exceeding in section 3.

A news article in the guardian identifies how difficult it can sometimes be working as a doctor in the NHS.

I think being a doctor is one of the single most rewarding careers possible, and have no regrets about retraining however it is true what they write, its stressful and exhausting and incredibly challenging.

What do you think when you read articles like this either as a medic or someone hoping to be one

https://www.theguardian.com/society/2019/feb/07/job-doctor-todays-nhs-draining-humanity

Answer Explanation
So the key here is to identify that as electrons move from M/M2- to the SHE the E value must be negative (-0.26V) and as they move from M/M2- to N/N2 the N/N2 must be more positive than this (+0.34). The answer is the difference which is 0.60V

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