Thank u a lot Mr. Causey u are really a good chemistry teacher. U really helped me get the highest marks in the chemistry exam and I also got a certificate for chemistry because of u only!!!!!!! I don't really know what would have been happened if I didn't find u on TH-cam though!!!
I'm having a final for chemistry in two days and I'm reviewing so many things that I've forgot, but now it's all coming back to me, thank you Mr. Causey, stay safe and happy ions!!!
Has Anyone ever told you that you sound exactly like Michael J. Fox? It was tripping me out the whole video! Thanks for helping me figure out these reactions though!
Mr Causey, I can recognize and put together Reactions when I know the reactant and Product, but my teacher is giving me the problems that only show the reactant, how do you figure out what the produce iss..? for example, "Metal Copper is heated with Sulfuric Acid" am I just supposed to know or? Thanks
There are some general rules dealing with the ions that will form etc. But many times you have to know the products you're looking for. You just have to practice a lot of problems over and over.
Thank you for doing these videos. You make so much more sense to me than my professor. He's a wonderful teacher. However I am not used to his teaching style whatsoever. Thus I must thank you and am very grateful for your putting your time into this for everyone.
I think my main problem with this topic is knowing how the equations rearrange because sometimes they are pretty complicated! For example, AgNO3 + 2NH4OH ------> [Ag(NH3)2]Cl +2H2O Is there any trick to working out what rearranges with what?
This is amazing! Thank you so much! I have a Chemistry quiz tomorrow on reactions and balancing equations, and my teacher (No offense to her) is not all that great at explaining things, I think I may just pass this test now :)
Hello, my name is Jordan. I have a Chemistry test on Monday. I'm struggling with completing reactions. I understand what each reaction is, but I'm not sure how to apply it to her problems that she has assigned. For example, she would give us MnSO4 (aq) + K3(PO)4 (aq) -----> ??? How am I supposed to recognize the reaction type? And how would I complete the reaction? P.S. - You sound exactly like "Milo" from the movie "Atlantis: The Lost Empire" (2001)
Dear Sir, do you have some advice for me If I don't know the chemical molecules formules out of my head. I know for example H2SO4.. But I cannot make chemical reactions and equations without knowing them all. What is the best thing to do? Just putting all the chemical molecus possible in my brain? And what if I do know them then. How do I know what is going to form what? Like for example: N2 + H2 -> NH3 ??? If i think logicaly it would be N2H2.. Or another example: Na2O + H2O -> 2NaOH ? Thanks alot
Thank u a lot Mr. Causey u are really a good chemistry teacher. U really helped me get the highest marks in the chemistry exam and I also got a certificate for chemistry because of u only!!!!!!!
I don't really know what would have been happened if I didn't find u on TH-cam though!!!
+mohammed sardena You're welcome. Congratulations on the certificate and thank you for taking the time to comment.
I'm having a final for chemistry in two days and I'm reviewing so many things that I've forgot, but now it's all coming back to me, thank you Mr. Causey, stay safe and happy ions!!!
You're welcome. Thank you for taking the time to comment and good luck on your final!
Learned more in this video than 2 years of chemistry class 🥶✌️.
Thank you for commenting.
Thank you Mr. Causey.
love your voice and your a great teacher
Why thank you so much.
Has Anyone ever told you that you sound exactly like Michael J. Fox? It was tripping me out the whole video! Thanks for helping me figure out these reactions though!
Yes, I have been told that many times. But, he sounds like me. Lol
Thank you so much :D i pass the science test after i watch this viedo THANK YOU SO MUCH ;D
You're welcome. Thank you for taking the time to comment it is greatly appreciated.
Thank you, just in highschool chem with a fast paced teacher.Thank you!
Mr Causey,
I can recognize and put together Reactions when I know the reactant and Product, but my teacher is giving me the problems that only show the reactant, how do you figure out what the produce iss..?
for example, "Metal Copper is heated with Sulfuric Acid"
am I just supposed to know or?
Thanks
Try the links in the description for a couple of videos on reactions. I am working on a new series dealing with this very idea.
Ohkay, Ill be looking forward to it:)
Your the best man! Great videos👍
Thank you.
Love it more videos plzz
There are some general rules dealing with the ions that will form etc. But many times you have to know the products you're looking for. You just have to practice a lot of problems over and over.
This video was very helpful! Thanks Mr. Causey, you have a great channel keep growing....
You're welcome. Thank you for watching and your encouragement.
@@mrcausey 🤍🤍🤍
Your teaching style is just amazing 😍
Thank you for the kind words and for watching my video.
@@mrcausey you are welcome sir
Thanks you told this better than my teacher
You're welcome. Thanks for watching.
Thank you for doing these videos. You make so much more sense to me than my professor. He's a wonderful teacher. However I am not used to his teaching style whatsoever. Thus I must thank you and am very grateful for your putting your time into this for everyone.
You're welcome.
I really enjoyed this video. I am going to recommend this video to my Chem class as a tutorial. Thanks.
Thanks for watching.
I think my main problem with this topic is knowing how the equations rearrange because sometimes they are pretty complicated!
For example, AgNO3 + 2NH4OH ------> [Ag(NH3)2]Cl +2H2O
Is there any trick to working out what rearranges with what?
Nice lectures
Thank you for commenting.
I LOVE your shows they have really helped me ill make sure that i recommend this to my physical science teacher.:P
your video was amazing ! But i have one question. Why did the music start in the middle of your explanation?
this video helped me so much you are an amazing educator !!!
So glad it was helpful. Thank you for the great feedback.
in double replacement there are two types : precipitation and acid base . How will i know which one is precipitation and acid base?
Literally just passed my honors chem test because of you! Thank you so much!
Katie Coogan Fantastic! Great to hear that and thank you for the kind words.
you are the reason i am passing chemistry tbh
This is amazing! Thank you so much! I have a Chemistry quiz tomorrow on reactions and balancing equations, and my teacher (No offense to her) is not all that great at explaining things, I think I may just pass this test now :)
I am so glad you found the video helpful. Thanks for watching and the great comment.
No problem at all, also just wanted to say I passed with a perfect score thanks to your video :) thanks again
Very cool!
Hello, my name is Jordan. I have a Chemistry test on Monday.
I'm struggling with completing reactions. I understand what each reaction is, but I'm not sure how to apply it to her problems that she has assigned.
For example, she would give us MnSO4 (aq) + K3(PO)4 (aq) -----> ???
How am I supposed to recognize the reaction type? And how would I complete the reaction?
P.S. - You sound exactly like "Milo" from the movie "Atlantis: The Lost Empire" (2001)
Thanks a lot!!!!😊
Seriously good. Actually I think Sohail Anwar if you watch this channel, we can become scientists or something.
Yah it's bud that's all I can say
Sohail Anwar what do you mean "bud"?
It is but that's all I can say
Ah sorry I accidentally put the Cl in!
So would the product for this be AgOH + NH4NO3 ?
Why at 2:24 for the neutralization of an alkaline did you write HOH instead of water or H2O?
Writing H2O as HOH is more like how water functions (H + OH) in many reactions.
This is really helping me a lot cause my Chem teacher is boring as fuck
thanks bro
you are awesome.
Mr. Causey, if a gas is produced, it is not necessarily a chemical reaction. For Example: Boiling.
in calcium chloro hypochlorate what is hypochlorate whether it is oxygen
Dear Sir, do you have some advice for me If I don't know the chemical molecules formules out of my head. I know for example H2SO4.. But I cannot make chemical reactions and equations without knowing them all. What is the best thing to do? Just putting all the chemical molecus possible in my brain? And what if I do know them then. How do I know what is going to form what? Like for example: N2 + H2 -> NH3 ??? If i think logicaly it would be N2H2.. Or another example: Na2O + H2O -> 2NaOH ? Thanks alot
Send me an email and I will send you a list of related videos.
what's hydronium H30 labeled as? gas or liquid? Thank you! Hanan
It's an aqueous ion.
Mr. Causey I found it earlier too! Thank you for your reply! ☺
Epic
pls add some other reaction some redox
like redox reaction
MCAT HERE WE COME
I can't find your e-mail adress Sir..
mrcausey@mrcausey.com
can you tell me how to make homemade clorox bleach
Anyone here because of Mrs. Skeel?
Anyone here because off mrs.tolleson?
No, but I'm here from Mrs. McCarthy. :P
I hate my life after watching this
+claude wilshire Wow, a bit dramatic.