What does FS mean in CHEMISTRY

The Free State is one of the nine provinces in South Africa. It is located in the central and eastern part of the country, bordered by Gauteng to the west, KwaZulu-Natal to the south East, Eastern Cape to the east and North West and Northern Cape to the North.

There is plenty to explore in this diverse province. Popular tourist attractions include Clarens with its beautiful mountain ranges and quaint small town feel; Willem Pretorius Nature Reserve with a large variety of wildlife; Golden Gate Highlands National Park for its picturesque sandstone cliffs, valleys and grasslands; Bloemfontein's Oliewenhuis Art Museum to enjoy outstanding works from South African artists; Gariep Dam Nature Reserve for hiking, fishing or simply appreciating nature's beauty; Hogsback's pristine forests and waterfalls, perfect for outdoor activities; and Oranjekom Dam for birdwatching or swimming.

The Free State is home to various prominent educational establishments. These include well-known universities such as University of Free State (UFS), Central University of Technology (CUT) and Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University (NMMU); prestigious technical college SAM Technikon; as well as numerous private colleges including Vista College, UNISA Regional Centre and Boston City College.

The range of job opportunities available within Free State includes mining industry jobs due to its rich mineral resources; agricultural sector opportunities due to vast farms producing both crops and livestock products; public service jobs like teaching services provided by Department Of Education in Bloemfontein and Welkom areas; health services provided by Department of Health at all major public hospitals across province’s five districts; engineering activities supported by variety of chemical plants, paper mills etc.; tourism related businesses providing wide range of services near most popular tourist spots etc.

The climate throughout most parts of Free State is classified as temperate climate which ensures mild winters with occasional snow falls on eHighveld regions at elevation above 1500 m above sea level (5000 ft), while summers tend be hot with some thunderstorms particularly during later summer months. Average temperature varies between 5°C – 25°C (40°F – 77°F).

Yes! There are three spectacular national parks situated within borders of this province - Mountain Zebra National Park near Cradock offering unique rhino conservation program along with guided game drives experiences, Gariep Dam Nature Reserve situated between Orange River & Gariep Dam providing excellent fishing & camping facilities plus wide variety of other recreational activities such as swimming or boating around dam shores; Golden Gate Highlands National Park set aside specifically protect endangered species particular mainly bald ibis which only nests here together with some other rare birds & mammals such as elks & leopards.

In line with South African Constitution Afrikaans has been officially designated as language most widely used within boundaries so it’s a main language spoken by majority population along side English which also enjoys similar status however English now seems more widely used language particularly among younger generations due increased number immigrants coming into province over last decade. Other languages spoken here include German, Ndebele, Xhosa & Sotho.

Yes - Bram Fischer International Airport located near Bloemfontein boasts maximum capacity over 800 000 passengers per year catering for domestic passengers flying on local routes plus number international connections including direct flights London Heathrow via British Airways. Kimberley Airport serves mainly domestic routes operated primarily by SAA Airlink carrier operating out nearby city Kimberley while Witbank Airport primarily operates charter flights from Johannesburg.

Yes definitely - cuisine created here reflects influence from settlers who arrived here back 19th century bringing ingredients recipes characteristic different cultures their homeland. Traditional dishes such Boereworsroll Fleischkoek plus locally produced wines like Orange River Cellars Sauvignon Blanc offer visitors unique dining experience they won't find anywhere else country.