Transition Metals - Exam Question Walkthrough｜A Level Chemistry (AQA)

In this video, I break down and answer a set of questions involving Transition Metals [Transition metals (3.2.5)] in an AQA A-Level Chemistry past paper question. The question involved transition metal complexes, isomers, catalyst equations, and a rather difficult synoptic electrode potentials question for the reduction of a vanadium ion. Although this is for AQA, there is a load of crossover that can be applied to other exam boards too (OCR and Edexcel).
00:00 Breaking down the Questions
10:53 Summary and going through the mark scheme and examiners report
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[@user-jg3jb8rp7g]

last min all nighter thank uuu

[@maryammm859]

so helpful, thank you so much!! your explanations were useful and easy to understand

[@easymodeexams33]

I'm glad you found it helpful :) thnx

[@uwotm8770]

i love u

[@estera9407]

I'm a bit confused on the answer for q09-1 why Fe is the reagent doesn't makeVO2+ reduce further

[@GKP_TV79]

why cant the isomerism be optical here ? like a
mirror image of the compound is a different compound ryt?

[@easymodeexams33]

It's not that simple I'm afraid. If you're confused, I have a very detailed video on all of the shapes and isomers you need to know for transition metal complexes, worth checking out

[@charniquanarciso7995]

could you link all the equations to memories?

[@easymodeexams33]

I don't really have a link for all of the equations but chemrevise.org is fantastic for summarising the equations and colour changes. I may make a video outlining every equation and colour change you need to know for transition metals if people would find it useful but this will not be until closer to paper 3 if I have time. chemrevise.org/revision-guides/

[@charniquanarciso7995]

@@easymodeexams33 thank u

[@GKP_TV79]

are these cambridge or edexel questions?

[@easymodeexams33]

neither, they are AQA :)