Meet the SHE, the ultimate cell comparison gadget! Watch this video to find out about what a half cell is and how we can use the SHE to measure their electrode potential.
thanks so much. I missed the lessons on this topic and had absolutely no idea what it was about and this video and the other ones cleared up a lot of things.
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Your videos are EXTREMELY helpful and are honestly the reason I am doing well in chemistry. Please, could you make revision summary videos for the A2 topics for Edexcel, similar to the AS ones you already have? This would be really appreciated by my entire year group who all watch your videos. Thank you very much for your help!
You are by far a much better Chemistry teacher than E. Rintoul, I'm honestly disappointed with other college students that they don't subscribe to you as much as E. R. E. R. has the charisma, but what importance is charisma when it comes to achieving the top grades? His commenters are content with achieving passes or mediocre grades. Your superior knowledge and specificity, as well as hard work in delivering these, is much appreciated!
Hello, thank you for the amazing videos which have helped me through my A2 chemistry. I just have a question if we have a solution for example a solution containing Fe2+ and Fe3+ would the concentration be 2 mol/dm3 for each solution?
Nice video, but can someone explain to me: Why is a salt bridge used between the halfcells. Why is hydrogen being bubbled I'm the hydrogen solution of the halfcell
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thanks so much. I missed the lessons on this topic and had absolutely no idea what it was about and this video and the other ones cleared up a lot of things.
noneedfor that No problem. Please share the video and follow me on twitter @allerytutors for pre-release information on videos and future project news.
Thank you so much for creating these excellent videos!
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This has been an incredibly useful video tutorial.
Thank you very much!
You're welcome!
Your videos are EXTREMELY helpful and are honestly the reason I am doing well in chemistry. Please, could you make revision summary videos for the A2 topics for Edexcel, similar to the AS ones you already have? This would be really appreciated by my entire year group who all watch your videos. Thank you very much for your help!
he is better than all of my teachers such legend
You are by far a much better Chemistry teacher than E. Rintoul, I'm honestly disappointed with other college students that they don't subscribe to you as much as E. R.
E. R. has the charisma, but what importance is charisma when it comes to achieving the top grades? His commenters are content with achieving passes or mediocre grades.
Your superior knowledge and specificity, as well as hard work in delivering these, is much appreciated!
Do your videos cover the AQA spec overall? :) thank you so much for your great work!!! ;)
Really useful..thanks
You're welcome!
simply awesome
Thank you! Cheers!
Hello, thank you for the amazing videos which have helped me through my A2 chemistry. I just have a question if we have a solution for example a solution containing Fe2+ and Fe3+ would the concentration be 2 mol/dm3 for each solution?
thank you
No problem 😊
will u plz solve past paper questions of a level chem p4 with explanation? it will be of great help. thank u for these amazing vids btw.
I have done 2 already - here is the link for them - th-cam.com/play/PLX4e2DxFRGQI7jYdqhfzvyRT75NkEJB5j.html Hope this helps!
thank u so much but i was wondering if u could do paper 4 s of may june 2015 and 2016 . thank u so much again. bless u.
Ah will take a look at them. Will be doing more of them in the future.
thanks:)
can it be used for ocr?????????
yes it can.
What does diprotic and monoprotic mean?
3 years late lol but monoprotic means 1 hydrogen is attached (a hydrogen atom's nucleus is just a proton) and diprotic means 2 hydrogens are attached.
Nice video, but can someone explain to me:
Why is a salt bridge used between the halfcells.
Why is hydrogen being bubbled I'm the hydrogen solution of the halfcell
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