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good video but we can't book the free introductory call on your website for tuition

Not me leaving mechanisms to revise on the morning of my mock😂😂 this is literally a god send and helped so much!! Now time to smash the mock!!

will you do one for mechanics

will you do one for mechanics

These exam question walkthroughs are honestly so helpful, if you could release some more that'd be great :))

will you be making a video like this again for this year including the 2024 exam paper?

Do we need to learn all the color of the complex ion or all the transition metal ion color?

this whole video is full of shit man

and the addition of bromine to an alkene happens by producing a bromonium circle intermediate that then after the forming of this bromonium ion reacts with the bromide ion thats still in solution so thats just not right how you explain it

There is no dipol present in molecular Bromine

why is it NOT an ester? you said ester wasn't in the range , but it was? oh never mind I get it now thanks

At 6:20, why is the ans given to 3 s.f rather than 2 s.f as 25°C is 2 s.f which would be the smallest number of sig figs given in the Q?

If I had you as my teacher when I was at school, I wouldn’t be here redoing doing chemistry at 27 years old 😭

3 min still no explanation

this video was so good tysm!!! for 8:49, when you explain when to know if to add/subtract moles to find the final moles, i don't understand how you'd know if the equilibrium will shift to the right or left?

May God bless you in this lifetime and the next. Every single detail is well explained. I’m not in school or college, but I am studying to go university. I don’t have a tutor or any help so these videos are literally a life saver. Thank you

So nice thnk you so much sir

What is comparing medicine/treatment

very helpful video thank you so much great teaching

This a great video - nice visuals and very understandable explanation. Keep up the good work! Just a quick question - you said that esters can react with water to form a carboxylic acid and alcohol in the reversible reaction but when saying they're used for perfumes, you then said they don't react with water? Can you explain this please as I don't understand? I'd appreciate it a lot! Thanks again for the video - very simply explained with the perfect amount of detail! :)

Yo does the henderson hasselbalch equation work for this question? I tried using the equation but it didnt get the correct answer, or maybe I did some workings wrong

Thank god you are doing ocr a love you bro

Hi could u do some bonding questions

For 4.3, can’t you look at the pH before any NaOH was added from the graph and then use that to find concentration of H+ and then use Ka formula to find concentration of HX?

Helped me alot with some of the challenging ToF questions, thanks!!

Visiting this video back in uni 😂

Thank you!

Please for paper 2❤

The kc expression is wrong it's products over reactants

Is vaporization one of the steps?

this was so helpful you don't understand! tysm! pls keep coming out with these videos :,)

This was incredibly helpful and insightful! You have a knack for explaining things. Could you do a video covering percentage yield, specifically calculating theoretical yield? I can't seem to find a good explanation anywhere!

Thank you for the video! For percentage yield is it the concentration, moles or mass were concerned with, and for atom economy is it only mass were concerned with?

Will you ever do one like this for AS A level Maths ?

Do you have this for all 3 papers combined??

ONE FOR BIO?

have you made one for biology

Thanks so much for this video it's so helpful! Just one Q, at 1:24:36, why is written NO3-/NO? Isn't the NO the more oxidised form so shouldn't it be written as NO/NO3-? Thanks again for all you help, a literal life saver

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For the third bullet point, why is it necessary to transfer the solution to the volumetric flask after it has already been prepared in the beaker? Wouldn’t washing it into the volumetric flask with water decrease the concentration as well?

Will you ever do walkthroughs of past papers sir?

can u make edexcel a level chem videos?

This is the only video that has actually helped me 😭

Thank you this video was really helpful

But if the volume doesn't remain constant would I be able to use just the ratio of moles Sir, or is it best to convert

Can i use this fir edexcel?