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However, this topic was beaten by a topic entitled "SEGA and Nintendo Killed Originality in Video Games". I don't think this topic deserved to win and I thought mine was far better. All I want to know is why didn't I win? Is there a specific reason? Could someone from SR tell me so I can improve next time.
I would appreciate it if someone from SR could reply to this so I know they've at least read it.
My topic is this:
http://ukdiscussions.reserve.co.uk/ display_messages.php?threadid=14662 &forumid=185
The winner is this:
http://ukdiscussions.reserve.co.uk/ display_messages.php?threadid=14643 &forumid=416
Maybe he was only in it for the games? Now he's got his games he's off and he's using me as an excuse/
Possible.
But highly unlikely.
Or something......
(That was the point, you see.)
Hmmmm... The FOG's a funny place!
A catalyst id defined as
> something which speeds up a reaction but is not used up during the
> reaction.
Wrongish. A catalyst is something that speeds up a reaction without itself changing. The amount of catalyst can reduce slightly, buts whats left is the same as before the reaction, ie not changed molecularly (sp?)
> A catalyst is described as something that speeds up a process.
It is also not used up during the reaction. That is the definition of a catalyst.
Grix, we did this not days ago, just before the exam. A catalyst id defined as something which speeds up a reaction but is not used up during the reaction.
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