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So you guys are pretty sure that they'll go past the order level?? I mean the 2007 rules just had 29 order and you have to know some facts about them.

If anyone is still on this...I couldn't find an entomology forum, so I'll just post my question here:

Do we have to know every single species from each of of the 29 insect orders?? (i.e. protura, collembola, diptura,---of course, those are orders--- etc.)

Thanks if anyone can answer!!

For people that have done this event last year, how did you go about studying? Right now I have a textbook, but it's college level (1200 pages, need strong math skills to understand), very detailed, and I don't think that all of the material is very relevant. Would you mind telling me how I should ...

i would think so...

in addition, for stoichiometry, do you guys think that gas stoichiometry is testable? ...and are limiting reagents/reactants considered stoichiometry??

Does anyone know what they mean by Chem Reactions as one of the subtopics for Chem Lab? They said equilibrium and chem reactions/stoichiometry as the sub-topics for this year. Do they mean single&double replacement, Combustion, Decomposition, Aqueous, Solvent, etc. types of reactions? Thanks!

Does anyone know if this year they're going to change the focus from last year? If so, what are they going to change it to? For example, last year it was material performance relationship & intermolecular forces and surface chem. Thanks.

Does anyone know what they mean by thermodynamic charts?? It says that on the rules, and my partner and I have no idea what that means...

Ok.... How would you say I should do "Observations about Results" for Qualitative Observations? It would be extremely helpful if you could also provide an example :D . Also, I have a tough time thinking of Practical Applications for the experiment. Any suggestions for how I could think of additional ...

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