IGCSE Chemistry Paper 22 - Feb/Mar 2024 - 0620/22/F/M/24FULLY SOLVED
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IGCSE Chemistry Paper 22 - February/March 2024
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@@garvvijay4402 paper was easy thank God
gl everyone, tmrws my paper
edit : helloo everyone!! its been a month since my igs and they went pretty well thanks to the vids!! i hope it went well for u guys 2
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Would have appreciated a few more videos for 2023 papers of chem p2 ☹️... but still...lots of thanks !!!
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Really good explanations
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3:03 ionic compounds have free moving ions not electrons
For Q7, I understand the answer is A but just a conceptual confusion. Doesn't graphite have layered structure? The carbon atoms do form layers
It’s true graphite has layered structure but the option says “both have layered structures” which isn’t true because diamond doesn’t have layered structure.
@@aboxoftissues Ah! Got it! Thanks
yes, graphite has a giant covalent structure which is layered. but that's not the case with diamond that's why that option is incorrect
TBH your videoss are amazinggg, best explanation you give for every each single paper✨. Also can you please do Feb/March Biology 0620 Paper 22.
Can u plz post biology 22 February march
Plz i have the paper say after tom
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What an amazing and wonderful video, thank you very much Miss!
Amazing video! May you please upload a video for biology P2 of feb/mar 2024, as I have my exam in 1 week.
Can you please share the link to the paper?
dynamicpapers.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/0620_m24_qp_22.pdf
WHEN WILL U MAKE TOPICAL EXPLAINATION VIDEO FOR PHYSICS
Plz send bio paper 2.
Why do we add formulas of iron (ll) oxide and iron (lll) oxide for formula of magnetite? Thank you.
Can you pleaseee upload feb/ march 2024 biology p22, I have my exam tomorrow🙏🙏🥺
I am going to the Exam where is the bio paper
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Ecf?
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Bio is tom
hello miss in Q24 isnt sodium hydroxide also soluble why is A the answer and not B?
The answer is A since aq barium chloride (soluble) reacts with sulfuric acid to produce barium sulfate (insoluble). The question asks for an insoluble salt which can be collected as residue by filtration. It’s not B because even though sodium hydroxide is soluble, the salt sodium sulfate is also soluble and the questions wants to produce an insoluble salt.
@PhranayaJay ahhhh OK thank you so much
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😭 please upload the bio paper
You are a lifesaver!! Can anyone please share the link to this paper thxx
dynamicpapers.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/0620_m24_qp_22.pdf
As a 6th grader it's a bit understandable
miss i remember in one of ur vid there was a trick to memorise the solubility but i cant find it
On question number 5, are the electrons that will move freely or the ions?
electrons
@@radiafarhan3267It would be if the substance was just a metal, but if it is a molten ionic compound the free particles which are responsible for carrying the charges are the ions only. And if you say they are the electrons, from where exactly they come from?
@@user-iz2vd7zd7p when molten, ions will be free to move. you're right, ions is more appropriate. my bad.
perhaps she wanted to say that when ions are free to move, the one with more electrons becomes negative while the other is positive.
CAN SOMEONE SEND THE PDF TO ME PLEASE.
dynamicpapers.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/0620_m24_qp_22.pdf
My paper is in 9 months hopefully i give birth to A's
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plz do for ppaper1 before too late
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Physics next chapter pls in unit 1! 😊😊
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