Hey Niall, I absolutely love Eliot's videos too :-) I'd also recommend this channel, Study Mind, who are launching a free AQA A-level Chemistry course on TH-cam. Good luck with exams all! th-cam.com/channels/zFXGNbYzfgXApJjlVqV_eg.html
Finished my final chemistry exam yesterday, all I can say is thank you for all your help man, got me through a level chemistry. Its had its ups and downs but its been an absolute blast. Going to miss watching these badass videos but then I remembered I never have to work out how many Cnmr peaks does a benzene molecule have and stopped caring. Who doesn't guess that stuff anyway? But I will forever be grateful for showing me everything there is to know. You taught be to love chemistry, but I'm never doing it again. Fair well you genius and I hope you continue to help the less natural chemists like myself. Thanks again
Dear Mr Rintoul For the past year I have been using these videos to learn various topics as well as revision... They have been extremely helpful and a key factor in my revision. Only believing I would get a C/B on the new AS spec exams I was very surprised to see that I got an A on results day! Thank you so very much for aiding me in achieving this as I couldn't have done it without you. You seriously are a living legend and wish every teacher could be as proactive and as helpful as you!! P.S. please can you do the a level new spec material as well as it would be very much appreciated Thanks again mate 👌
Please could you make a video on ligands, complex ions and the transition metal titrations? I am struggling with this and your videos are my main source of fully understanding topics! Thanks so much
Just wanted to thank you so much for these videos, they are so helpful! Used them throughout AS and now A2, got my unit 4 exam in a few days so they are great for revision! Keep it up 👌
I love you so much! Lol Thank you for saving the past two years of my life!! Last A2 exam in two weeks! The journey with chemistry will probably end here! Its been an honour watching your videos!!!
Hey there E Rintoul, your video lessons are really really helpful! Is there any chance that you'll be covering the rest of the A2 Spec before the exams this year?
hi, your videos are really helpful to me when revising. I was just wondering, will you be making more videos on other A2 level subjects from the new specification?
@Elliot Rintoul .. Doesn't the transition metal chapter extend onto electro configurations and naming them or is this video out of date for the new spec? Brilliant video both ways
is there a new a2 spec like there was a new as spec? And if so can these videos be used for it? Are you planning on making any videos on the new a2 spec?
For the contact process where you use a catalyst for the reaction between sulphur dioxide and oxygen to produce sulphur trioxide. Isn't that catalyst heterogeneous, not homogeneous?
To balance out the oxygens. Remember, you can only add H2O or H+ to any side when balancing out red-ox in our spec. They made it simple like that for us.
Yeah, I think he was, I thought it was Haber before but it's definitely contact since the contact process in the 2nd equation carries on the catalyst intermediate.
I hate these blurry linesss...get it. I would fail without your videos so thank you for getting me into uni p.s I apologise for the joke..terrible.. I couldn't help it..
@Eliot Rintoul I hate to be one of those people but @4:46 you say that Vanadium oxide is a homogenous catalyst.. isn't it a heterogenous catalyst since its in a different phase to the reactants? That is also what it says on the specification.
You know the first few reactions you said they were homogenous, aren't they heterogenous because at the beginning you described how heterogenous catalysis involved different phases so for example gaseous reactants and a solid catalyst and the first few reactions meet this criteria.
Got an A in my Chemistry thanks to you! Now i am going to study Medicine at University! Thanks for all of your help!
Hey Niall, I absolutely love Eliot's videos too :-) I'd also recommend this channel, Study Mind, who are launching a free AQA A-level Chemistry course on TH-cam. Good luck with exams all! th-cam.com/channels/zFXGNbYzfgXApJjlVqV_eg.html
Niall Ubhi piss of niall
Where are you studying medicine?
@@sethcrockett9061 fr
stop lyin
Finished my final chemistry exam yesterday, all I can say is thank you for all your help man, got me through a level chemistry. Its had its ups and downs but its been an absolute blast. Going to miss watching these badass videos but then I remembered I never have to work out how many Cnmr peaks does a benzene molecule have and stopped caring. Who doesn't guess that stuff anyway? But I will forever be grateful for showing me everything there is to know. You taught be to love chemistry, but I'm never doing it again. Fair well you genius and I hope you continue to help the less natural chemists like myself. Thanks again
Dear Mr Rintoul
For the past year I have been using these videos to learn various topics as well as revision... They have been extremely helpful and a key factor in my revision. Only believing I would get a C/B on the new AS spec exams I was very surprised to see that I got an A on results day! Thank you so very much for aiding me in achieving this as I couldn't have done it without you. You seriously are a living legend and wish every teacher could be as proactive and as helpful as you!!
P.S. please can you do the a level new spec material as well as it would be very much appreciated
Thanks again mate 👌
Got AAA and couldn't have done it without your videos sir. I wish you all the best and thank you a million times over.
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@@aseelnageeb6270 huh?? it is not uncommon to get AAA, why would that be cap
Please could you make a video on ligands, complex ions and the transition metal titrations? I am struggling with this and your videos are my main source of fully understanding topics! Thanks so much
Just wanted to thank you so much for these videos, they are so helpful! Used them throughout AS and now A2, got my unit 4 exam in a few days so they are great for revision! Keep it up 👌
could u do a video on transition metals properties and ligands complex ions ... that would be much appreciated ur videos are a superb btw
Just done one on catalysis.
+E Rintoul sassy
What a prick
Got an A in AS due to your videos last year. If I get an A in A2 it will be because of you too!!
absolute corker of a video. take a bow son
Thank You so much! Now 1 on Transition Metals and another on the specific metals please :P! Thank you so much though. These videos are great.
Last minute revision before my exam today😟😂
I love you so much! Lol Thank you for saving the past two years of my life!! Last A2 exam in two weeks! The journey with chemistry will probably end here! Its been an honour watching your videos!!!
Love your videos more though hahaha
Hey there E Rintoul, your video lessons are really really helpful! Is there any chance that you'll be covering the rest of the A2 Spec before the exams this year?
Have you make a video for 3.2.4 the period 3 elements? Because I cant seem to find it.
hi, your videos are really helpful to me when revising. I was just wondering, will you be making more videos on other A2 level subjects from the new specification?
@Elliot Rintoul .. Doesn't the transition metal chapter extend onto electro configurations and naming them or is this video out of date for the new spec? Brilliant video both ways
Hey mate, love your videos. When you uploading a video on KP?
so when are the rest of the transition metal topic videos coming out cos at this point I'm desperate
How come in the auto catalysis reaction intermediate step for 4Mn(ii) + MnO4- ..... why are 4Mn used?
Hi Sir, is there a video on periodicity by any chance?
thank you so much for your video,
is the MnO4- ion "permanganate", or is it still correct if you write "manganate ion" in the exam
In that very last reaction for cobalt, surely the charges arn't balanced?
omg thank you. Amazing timing.
Thankyou so much could you do chem5 2015 and chem4 2015 past papers plz?
is there a new a2 spec like there was a new as spec?
And if so can these videos be used for it?
Are you planning on making any videos on the new a2 spec?
Great video, thanks!
do you have any more transition metal videos
Thank you for the video- it is very helpful :).
For the contact process where you use a catalyst for the reaction between sulphur dioxide and oxygen to produce sulphur trioxide. Isn't that catalyst heterogeneous, not homogeneous?
Oh you corrected yourself later in the video
Want to start this business for catalysts any chemist to join with me from India 🇮🇳 as partner.
Love your videos i have as chem ocr exam tomoz
Please for the love of god cover the new spec topics, my teachers are crap and I need your help!
do you have access to the hidden specimen papers for aqa
where is the ligands and variable oxidation states video?
Hi. On the last question, for the reduction of Co3+, why is the hydrogen ion a product and the water molecule a reactant?
To balance out the oxygens. Remember, you can only add H2O or H+ to any side when balancing out red-ox in our spec. They made it simple like that for us.
What software do you use to make your videos?
last question what example were you referring to the contact process of v205 ? is this the knowledge you had to apply ?
Yeah, I think he was, I thought it was Haber before but it's definitely contact since the contact process in the 2nd equation carries on the catalyst intermediate.
I hate these blurry linesss...get it.
I would fail without your videos so thank you for getting me into uni
p.s I apologise for the joke..terrible.. I couldn't help it..
where is the 3.2.4 videos
Hi for the new aqa spec do we need to learn these equations
I think we do, its so minute. That AQA would defo be nasty enough to ask you it.
Are the first bunch in catalysts not in fact heterogenous catalysts because they are in a different states, you said contact etc are all homogenous?
Never mind you've said it in the video now 😂😂
wrote it backwards - fukin hell that was funny, too much KET me thinks. lol brilliant vid
The last equation doesn't balance in terms of charges..... shouldn't it be
1/2 o2 + 2Co2+ + 2H+ → 2Co3+ + H2O
Why even bother asking when you already know the answer tbh.
Simitachi. And for those who thought the answer in the video was correct?
I can guarantee to you nobody watching this video thought it was correct buddy.
Simitachi yeah alright mate 👍
what happened to the synthesis of methanol using chromium oxide omg
do we need that for the exam?
yeah you need to know the formation of synthesis gas and then that is used to produce methanol using chromium oxide catalyst
@Eliot Rintoul I hate to be one of those people but @4:46 you say that Vanadium oxide is a homogenous catalyst.. isn't it a heterogenous catalyst since its in a different phase to the reactants? That is also what it says on the specification.
You know the first few reactions you said they were homogenous, aren't they heterogenous because at the beginning you described how heterogenous catalysis involved different phases so for example gaseous reactants and a solid catalyst and the first few reactions meet this criteria.
Sorry I see you corrected yourself after I watched more of your video- ignore my comment.
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18:08 ESQ
is catalysis AS or A2 cause its not in the AS book
Tolu Johnson A2
Maria Konadu thanks
last question you answered it wrong