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When going down group 1 on the periodic table, what happens to reactivity?

As you go down the group:shielding increases as electron numbers increase, this means that the distance between the nucleus and outer electron is further and attraction is weaker between the positive nucl...

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Explain the difference between expansionary and contractionary fiscal policies

Define key terms: Expansionary - Used in deflationary gap to cause AD to shift right an stimulate economic growth (accelerator) and Fiscal - A set of government policies that increase the quantity and qua...

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What should I put in my personal statement?

Applying for Oxbridge is a daunting and ultimately unique experience. Unlike other universities which use your personal statement as a way of finding out about who you are as a person, Oxbridge will be lo...

Answered by Rowenna P. Oxbridge Preparation tutor
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How can I maximise my grade in the EPQ?

The extended project qualification is an extremely valuable credential which demonstrates to universities your ability to research and think independently. That being said, it can be hard to know where to...

Answered by Rowenna P. Extended Project Qualification tutor
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Assess the view that religious experience provides convincing proof of the existence of God (12 marks)

The inductive nature of the argument from religious experience can at first be a very convincing point for the existence of God. The premise states that if something is experienced, it must exist, and evi...

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