Hi sir, this video is very helpful! However for question 1, wouldnt A also be crossed out since its also a metal (referred to as 'alkali metals) and then wouldnt D also be crossed out since its a solid and all the elements in the right side of the table are mostly gases? For example: oxygen, carbon, nitrogen?
Hi, could you maybe do a video explaining the topic of 'making salts'? I have my first year 10 mock on Wednesday and its a chem paper so it would be really helpful.
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For question 1.7, I made a bit of a typo, Mg loses electrons and oxygen gains the electrons. The rest of the answer is fine though!
This was so helpful thanks 🙏
thank you!
TYSM THIS WAS SO HELPFUL!!
Thank you!
Hello this is really helpful please can you do edexcel ones asw?
I'll add it to the list
Hi Mr Dye - I cannot find the paper on the AQA website to print off and mark through with you? Do you have a link for this past paper please? Thanks.
find it on physics and maths tutor
Hi sir, this video is very helpful! However for question 1, wouldnt A also be crossed out since its also a metal (referred to as 'alkali metals) and then wouldnt D also be crossed out since its a solid and all the elements in the right side of the table are mostly gases? For example: oxygen, carbon, nitrogen?
Hi, could you maybe do a video explaining the topic of 'making salts'? I have my first year 10 mock on Wednesday and its a chem paper so it would be really helpful.
Lowky have a crush on u for doing this
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ur cat meowing alot at 1:12:00 feed it 😂
I promise I feed her! She just wanted to leave
sir pls do it for foundation as well. That would be so helpful
I've had a few people ask for foundation so I am looking into it!
pls@@mitchelldye
Thanks!
So outside of 6 markers can you bullet point? I'm worried if it isn't acceptable
Absolutely!
1:13:00 bless this cat on the background
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thx sm
Ia it just me that actualky found this papaer doable and easy ?😅
thank youu
You're welcome!
there is a mistake in your answer in question 1.7. Magnesium loses electrons hence becomes positive, Oxygen gains electrons hence becomes negative.
Ah damn you're right, I'll add a note
I got only 42 on this test when I did it in my mock
It's a very difficult test to be fair, lots of little things to remember
nooooooooooooooooooooooooo its not combined science