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Hello from turkey, this series has done a much better job at teaching me the subject than all the other ones i could find in my motherland. Really concise and straight to the point, but i wish they were a tad bit more organised so i could know when to take notes rather than relying on improv.
At 1:39 he says that the system will react by "taking the BEST oxidiser and the BEST reducer". So technically yes the copper with 0.16V is a possible reaction, in this system it will not happen, because the copper sir showed is a better oxidising agent (you see the arrow on the left side, pointing down). So in any system with multiple possible half reactions in a cell, the half reaction that is the BEST oxidiser or BEST reducer will always happen over the rest. i hope this helps :)
Thank you! Just to add to this: the question used a galvanic cell with cu+2 and Cu. So we use that one. If the question used Cu+ and Cu, then I would have chosen that one.
Hello Keri, the question used a galvanic cell with cu+2 and Cu. So we use that one. If the question used Cu+ and Cu, then I would have chosen that one.
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@@ambercooper7596 what happened?
Red(uction) is at Cat(hode)=Red Cat
An(ode) has Ox(idation)=An Ox
That's how my teacher taught my class
Love it!
Hello from turkey, this series has done a much better job at teaching me the subject than all the other ones i could find in my motherland. Really concise and straight to the point, but i wish they were a tad bit more organised so i could know when to take notes rather than relying on improv.
You are right and your English impressed me
Absolutely, it's not easy to make notes when watching kev videos he's sort of disorganized and whatever, but he's good
LEO means Losing electrons is Oxidation
GER means Gaining electrons is Reduction
Or OILRIG
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RED-CAT (reduction at cathode), AN-OX (oxidation at anode)
I wish you were a teacher in my school honestly 😂❤
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@@imagination944 well I didn't fail but my marks aren't that good
OA are vowels oxidation at anode RC are consonants reduction and cathode.
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Thank you so much! All the best to you :)
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thank you
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Looks like an interesting informative series!
Why was Copper ( CU) in our galvanic cell being reduced yet in the 4B table it is below zinc and should have been oxidising ( giving out electrons)?
We used RedCat and OxAn
RedCat means REDuctions happens at the CAThode and OXidation happens at the ANode❤
Thank you, sir! ✨👍 Very helpful ✨
Only a pleasure Jessica! Thank you.
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This video helped me so much! THANK YOU. :)
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never mind .... understood👍👍THANKS
Hi Kevin.How do you know which way the arrows should go?
Thank you soo much. I was really not getting this in class
Hey Kevin can you please do a video on electricity and magnetism. I just fail to understand it. 😭
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Thank u kev❤
Sir, how did you know which copper to choose from on the table? There is another copper with 0,16V as it’s voltage, so why won’t you use that?
At 1:39 he says that the system will react by "taking the BEST oxidiser and the BEST reducer". So technically yes the copper with 0.16V is a possible reaction, in this system it will not happen, because the copper sir showed is a better oxidising agent (you see the arrow on the left side, pointing down). So in any system with multiple possible half reactions in a cell, the half reaction that is the BEST oxidiser or BEST reducer will always happen over the rest. i hope this helps :)
Thank you! Just to add to this: the question used a galvanic cell with cu+2 and Cu. So we use that one. If the question used Cu+ and Cu, then I would have chosen that one.
Hello Keri, the question used a galvanic cell with cu+2 and Cu. So we use that one. If the question used Cu+ and Cu, then I would have chosen that one.
@@seanwortley2485 thank you so much!!
@@kevinmathscience thank you sir!!
an ox makes a red cat, i try remember that when when choosing cathodes and anodes
Now i understand thank you for your help .
Hey kevin
Quick question...so why did the CU+2 win instead of the cu ,when why did Zn win instead of zn+2 ??
Can u plz do counting principle
Please make a grade 11 redox reactions and acids and bases video😭🙏
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You are dangerous, thanks for this
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Im writing today .
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Bro why not subtitles? !!
never mind .... understood👍👍THANKS