Amount of Substance - Exam Question Walkthrough|A Level Chemistry (AQA)
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- Ace your A Level Chemistry exams with this in-depth analysis of a past paper question. I break down the complexities and guide you through every step to ensure you understand and can replicate them in your revision and exams.
This question is from paper 1 2021 and focuses on a typical 6-mark amount of substance ideal gas equation question. However, it also involves the aspect of limiting and excess reagents. I explain how to calculate the limiting reagent and how to use it to calculate the maximum moles of product.
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Could you do esters I find it so confusing thanks dad 😆 and polymers
first time I've been called dad.. 😂 yeah nw, will add it to the list and make it when I get some time
I'm really enjoying this channel for revision! thank you so much
thanks! no worries, good luck :)
Doing a great job mate 👍
Thanks 😄
Thank you for the video , really helpful
I have a question : How do you know that the units for volume are right ; in m3
( how do you know when to convert the volume units )
m3 if it's ideal gas equation, dm3 if anything else :) (unless question asks for different volume units specifically, which is rare)
YEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAS thanks
happy to help :)
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sir please do more questions on kp kc and buffer solutions i could really get ur help to pass my exams
I've made a few past paper walkthroughs for Kp, Kc and buffers - have you checked them out? I will make some more when I get time, but the principles of how to answer them should carry over from my other videos :)
@@easymodeexams33 yes i watched all and the more you do the better i understand
another great vid🫡 I almost got caught out by the mol ratio lol
Do you have any tips for writing half equations/overall for fuel cells for AQA? I keep seeing past questions they use with fuel cells that aren't on the spec, they give you the equations but I'm not to sure on it.
@@iknowimwrongbut4491 if you know the past paper question and year I can take a look :)
@@easymodeexams33 thank you so much, it’s AQA a level paper 1 2020 November, all of question 11.