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do any of you have access to the training handouts for 2020 divison c? if so, can someone please send it to me (through private message or this thread)?
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1uwu1 wrote: October 29th, 2019, 7:21 pm do any of you have access to the training handouts for 2020 divison c? if so, can someone please send it to me (through private message or this thread)?
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They're usually posted on soinc.org; so far, not yet.
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hmmm wrote: October 29th, 2019, 8:22 pm
1uwu1 wrote: October 29th, 2019, 7:21 pm do any of you have access to the training handouts for 2020 divison c? if so, can someone please send it to me (through private message or this thread)?
thanks!
They're usually posted on soinc.org; so far, not yet.
ok thanks for letting me know. i just thought that people that bought the CD would also have access to the handouts by now and someone might have been willing to share...
thanks again! :D
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Quick Question: What do the rules consider to be a "Salinometer"?

Edit: If I were to show up with 3 objects (2 to determine salinity, and a graduated cylinder to test in), would I be ok? :?:
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BennyTheJett wrote: October 30th, 2019, 9:51 am Quick Question: What do the rules consider to be a "Salinometer"?

Edit: If I were to show up with 3 objects (2 to determine salinity, and a graduated cylinder to test in), would I be ok? :?:
No, unless you connected them, by gluing them together or tying them together with string. One of last season's FAQs specifically clarified that salinometer pieces could not be apart. However, salinometers with multiple interconnected components were accepted at nationals 2019.

Even so, if you connected pieces with string, glue, or tape, then your supervisor still may not approve your device, because the salinometer is intended to "operate within" the beaker (rule 3.IV.b). You're removing solution and placing it in a graduated cylinder. It may still be okay though; I've heard of supervisors who allow teams to remove solution. Maybe you could contact the tournament director for clarification, or submit to the FAQ?
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Does anybody have a recommendation for a textbook?
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I read a field guide. It wasn't bad, but there are probably better out there.
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Is the wiki updated? Also, is it trustable? I know the wiki is pretty good for some events, but I don't know about water quality since this is my first year doing this event.
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1uwu1 wrote: November 4th, 2019, 3:59 pm Is the wiki updated? Also, is it trustable? I know the wiki is pretty good for some events, but I don't know about water quality since this is my first year doing this event.
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The wiki is usually good for general info for most events, but it shouldn't be used as your only source from where to study from.
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1uwu1 wrote: November 4th, 2019, 3:59 pm Is the wiki updated? Also, is it trustable? I know the wiki is pretty good for some events, but I don't know about water quality since this is my first year doing this event.
Thanks in advance!
Agree with Blank25. Regardless of how the wiki looks, you're always free to search for information from books, the Internet, and teachers at your school. To answer your original questions, the wiki isn't up to date, but what it has is reliable. For any wiki page, you can click on "View History" at the top right to see how recently the page has been updated.
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