@@nishantsahoo3225 Not really. Imagine if you didnt revise for your mocks which is the majority of your evidence you got for your final grade. Half of the people dont revise for their mocks and are like 'its not the real thing whatever'. So they ended up failing their mocks. This was then presented as their final grade, a fail, thats why there was a lot of problems for the 2020 exams. For 2021 I would rather of not taken my exams as now people can do well in their mocks and get a good grade, if they cancel the gcses.
hi. my gcse are finished now but i just wanted to drop by and say thank you so much for all the help you have me in my gcse additional science. from the videos to the revision cards on your website, i managed to achieve an A* in Additional Science (my only A*) and an certificate in Outstanding Achievement in Additional Science. it was all down to your help. thank you so much!
Hi. Thanks for the comment, which I appreciate. I'm very impressed by your Additional Science grade. I don't know anyone who has been awarded a certificate in Outstanding Achievement, so well done for that and thanks again for letting me know your grade. Best wishes for your future studies.
I normally reward myself with chocolate or something after I get through revision, but Shaun's smile (which he never fails to do at the end of every video) tops any chocolate bar. Thank you Shaunnnnn :) (LIKE THIS IF YOU AGREE...)
Just wanted to say a massive THANK YOU!! Science has always been a hard subject for me, I went from getting 3/4/5s to a 6 and a 7 in combined science, all thanks to you and your amazing videos!! ☺️☺️☺️
hey freesciencelessons. would just like to say, thanks so much for your videos. find them so helpful! i only have 2 more science exams left and your videos have definitely been the structure to my revision! they have helped so much. thankyou!!
hello! i managed to ace my chemistry exam thanks to you! i didnt understand anything before i started watching your videos, but now i understand everything. thank you so much ☺
Hello, my gcses have finished too. Just Wanted to say thank you for your time and effort in producing top guides in science , because of you i was able to get 2Bs in bio n chem and C in physics, thanks alot! :-) , if you ever wanted an editor for your videos i could do that for you !
i thought you were kidnapped by gremlins and disappeared from the surface of the earth, only to return because u forgot to upload more gcse vids. thanks and cheers
Anyone else here for 2024 exams?? Just did my mocks and got a 54 in science but got a whole year to improve so I started early. Plus can someone ask how my gcse's went 3 years from now and I will try to answer
Thank you for making these videos Sir. They are concise yet comprehensive. However you didn't mention locating agents. It is mentioned in the IGCSE syllabus but perhaps not in the GCSE syllabus. Thank you again Sir.
I know my grade isn’t that impressive but I got a 5 overall in my science mocks. I got a 7 in physics, a 4 in biology and I did awful in chemistry and got a 2 but that isn’t surprising when I didn’t have a chemistry teacher for two years. However, I truly believe I can pass science purely because of your amazing videos I got two grades above my target:) Thank you,
I read on Khan Academy that the spot that travels farthest was most attracted to the mobile phase, because the different substances in the mixture’s composition are attracted to the stationary and mobile phases in different proportions, causing them to move at different rates up through the paper. That's different to what you said just before 2:46 . I'm a bit confused, could you explain please?
hi, i have 2 questions and btw i have a bio and chem assesment in a week (im a gcse student) and ur videos are really helping, thanks. 1- when will the gcse videos be finished. 2- when are the revision guides coming out. 3- are the revision guides for new gcses. 4- when will all gcse videos be up. thanks in an advance
Thanks for the comment. Here's the answers to your questions. 1. All the GCSE videos for the current (outgoing) spec are finished. The videos for the new specification will be finished over the next twelve months. I think that answers question 4 as well. 2. The revision guides link to the videos so I'll roll them out every few months (the first one should be around Christmas). They won't be free but they won't be expensive. 3. The revision guides will be for the new specification. Hope that's ok. Good luck with your assessments.
Hi sir, I am currently in y11 and am trying to revise for paper 2. I am trying to write a method for this practical, and I was wondering whether I need to specify how to find the midpoint of each spot (i.e do you specify to find half of the spot’s vertical height using a ruler). Thanks for all of your videos, they have really helped me revise.
I cannot predict exactly what the examiners will accept but I would say that it's worth specifying how to determine the midpoint (at least that way, you've been specific). Best wishes for paper 2.
Hello, love your videos they are a really big help! I'm currently in my last year for GCSE's and I was wondering does this still relate to the old GCSE spectrum or is there another video? :)
Hi and thanks for the comment. You'll find videos covering all of the topics in the old GCSE spec (around 300 videos). Look through the playlists on my channel and you'll find what you need. If anything says 9-1, then that's for the new spec but there are only about 20 videos for that.
It depends on the solvent being used. For example, If a substance is not soluble in water(solvent) It wouldn't move up because it doesn't dissolve in water, trying with another solvent may work!
Hi, you said you had to divide the distance moved by the solvent (75mm) by the distance moved by the substance (44mm). But when you divided it, shouldn't it be 0.58(no units) and not 0.57?? 44÷75=0.58666666666666
Thanks for the comment. There's really no easy way to identify this from the structure of the dyes (you could but that's probably pushing it even for A level).
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I'm using this to make flashcards that are due in tomorrow at 9 o'clock, it's 11:40 now, so I think Instead of making flashcards, I should probably be working on time management...
I have a question;when there are two dots on the chromatography paper that means it is an impure substance and whenever there is only one dot and closer to the pencil line it is a pure insoluble substance.id hope you see this soon as I have a chemistry test in one of the following day
Yes both of those points are correct. However, for the second point, if there is only one dot and closer to the line then that means a pure substance which is LESS soluble. If it was completely insoluble then it would simply not run up the paper.
2 hours of this in school = no clue. 5 mins with this video = I understand it now :)
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@@nishantsahoo3225 Not really. Imagine if you didnt revise for your mocks which is the majority of your evidence you got for your final grade.
Half of the people dont revise for their mocks and are like 'its not the real thing whatever'.
So they ended up failing their mocks.
This was then presented as their final grade, a fail, thats why there was a lot of problems for the 2020 exams.
For 2021 I would rather of not taken my exams as now people can do well in their mocks and get a good grade, if they cancel the gcses.
i am a gcse student and used to get 3s now I've started watching your videos I'm getting 6s and 7s
thx for the advise
magma-youtube advise is what he’s here for
I am a grammar school student in year 7 and i am getting 4s right now
@@roadmanroyalty3218 bruh you are fine
Eesaa Ismail you’re only in year 7 you’ve got ages to go don’t worry 😂
@@roadmanroyalty3218 same but 4s and 3s In year 7 are great scores plus I don't think they go up to level 9 in the first year
hi. my gcse are finished now but i just wanted to drop by and say thank you so much for all the help you have me in my gcse additional science. from the videos to the revision cards on your website, i managed to achieve an A* in Additional Science (my only A*) and an certificate in Outstanding Achievement in Additional Science. it was all down to your help. thank you so much!
Hi. Thanks for the comment, which I appreciate. I'm very impressed by your Additional Science grade. I don't know anyone who has been awarded a certificate in Outstanding Achievement, so well done for that and thanks again for letting me know your grade. Best wishes for your future studies.
AmeliaSoapFan did u only watch his videos , did u have to use school work to revise to get a *?
Presence Tse its tomorrow our GCSE are you prepared?
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@@kiqueba ik this was 4 years ago but how did you do!!
you are my savior, because of you i actually have a chance of not failing my GCSE's. Amen to you sir
Thanks for the comment. Keep watching the videos and let me know if you have any questions.
So how did it go?
I normally reward myself with chocolate or something after I get through revision, but Shaun's smile (which he never fails to do at the end of every video) tops any chocolate bar.
Thank you Shaunnnnn :)
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Just wanted to say a massive THANK YOU!! Science has always been a hard subject for me, I went from getting 3/4/5s to a 6 and a 7 in combined science, all thanks to you and your amazing videos!! ☺️☺️☺️
hey freesciencelessons. would just like to say, thanks so much for your videos. find them so helpful! i only have 2 more science exams left and your videos have definitely been the structure to my revision! they have helped so much. thankyou!!
I'm 3 years away from my GCSEs but your videos really help me thank you
By the way, great diagrams😂
Thanks for the comment. I appreciate it.
Yes, it can separate lots of colours not just a couple.
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these videos are soo good!!!! The videos are way more informative and helpful, compared to booklets.
Hello, my gcses have finished too. Just Wanted to say thank you for your time and effort in producing top guides in science , because of you i was able to get 2Bs in bio n chem and C in physics, thanks alot! :-) , if you ever wanted an editor for your videos i could do that for you !
Thanks for the comment and well done on your grades. I actually enjoy editing my own videos but I appreciate the offer.
Sat in Chem today having no idea what was going on but when I watch this, it’s so easy to understand!
Damn, wish I'd used this channel a month or two ago. Chemistry paper 2 tommorow!
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Got my chemistry, biology and physics GCSEs next week. Thank you so much!
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Dancer Shreshu It means
General
Certificate of
Secondary
Education.
thank you for making these videos they're so easy to follow and understand and they aren't lengthy thank you so much
i thought you were kidnapped by gremlins and disappeared from the surface of the earth, only to return because u forgot to upload more gcse vids. thanks and cheers
No nothing that exciting I'm afraid. I've been writing revision workbooks, which I'm about to release.
As ebooks or printed copies? I sincerely hope you sell them through Amazon.
Anyone else here for 2024 exams?? Just did my mocks and got a 54 in science but got a whole year to improve so I started early. Plus can someone ask how my gcse's went 3 years from now and I will try to answer
where did all the time go
Thank you for making these videos Sir. They are concise yet comprehensive. However you didn't mention locating agents. It is mentioned in the IGCSE syllabus but perhaps not in the GCSE syllabus. Thank you again Sir.
Hi and thanks for the comment. Yes locating agents are not in the GCSE specification.
I know this comment is 2 years old, but locating agents are basically used to identify cloudless spots on the paper.
Hope you passed the paper tho.
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I know my grade isn’t that impressive but I got a 5 overall in my science mocks. I got a 7 in physics, a 4 in biology and I did awful in chemistry and got a 2 but that isn’t surprising when I didn’t have a chemistry teacher for two years. However, I truly believe I can pass science purely because of your amazing videos I got two grades above my target:)
Thank you,
very helpful video and useful because it doesn't use complicated words
I really love science lessons thanks so much for this
Superb video. As a Science PGCE Student, this video is awesome!
Thanks very much and congratulations on doing teacher training. I've been teaching for nearly twenty years and still love it.
wait can i use the gcse videos to study for my igcse exams are they the same thing i am so confused
I read on Khan Academy that the spot that travels farthest was most attracted to the mobile phase, because the different substances in the mixture’s composition are attracted to the stationary and mobile phases in different proportions, causing them to move at different rates up through the paper. That's different to what you said just before 2:46 . I'm a bit confused, could you explain please?
hi, i have 2 questions and btw i have a bio and chem assesment in a week (im a gcse student) and ur videos are really helping, thanks. 1- when will the gcse videos be finished. 2- when are the revision guides coming out. 3- are the revision guides for new gcses. 4- when will all gcse videos be up. thanks in an advance
Thanks for the comment. Here's the answers to your questions.
1. All the GCSE videos for the current (outgoing) spec are finished. The videos for the new specification will be finished over the next twelve months. I think that answers question 4 as well.
2. The revision guides link to the videos so I'll roll them out every few months (the first one should be around Christmas). They won't be free but they won't be expensive.
3. The revision guides will be for the new specification.
Hope that's ok. Good luck with your assessments.
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thanks so much. I was doing my test and i had no clue wtf was this. After watching this video it was really easy to understand chromotography
i am in my first yr in gcse :c and it is hard but ur videos is helping me
You are really helpful, keep up the good work 🙂
Hi sir, I am currently in y11 and am trying to revise for paper 2. I am trying to write a method for this practical, and I was wondering whether I need to specify how to find the midpoint of each spot (i.e do you specify to find half of the spot’s vertical height using a ruler). Thanks for all of your videos, they have really helped me revise.
I cannot predict exactly what the examiners will accept but I would say that it's worth specifying how to determine the midpoint (at least that way, you've been specific). Best wishes for paper 2.
@@Freesciencelessons Thank you sir
this video really helped. Thanks!
No problem and thanks for the comment. Let me know if you have any questions.
Hello, love your videos they are a really big help! I'm currently in my last year for GCSE's and I was wondering does this still relate to the old GCSE spectrum or is there another video? :)
Hi and thanks for the comment. You'll find videos covering all of the topics in the old GCSE spec (around 300 videos). Look through the playlists on my channel and you'll find what you need. If anything says 9-1, then that's for the new spec but there are only about 20 videos for that.
Freesciencelessons Thank you!
How did ur gcses go
Hey sir, is this for the 2017+ spec for aqa?
you should put this in the playlist
I just wanted to know that when measuring the distance travelled by substance,which spot do we measure till.
We measure until the last spot
where can i get your revision work book for the new gcse's?
I don't think it's out yet :)
I wonder How do we ask doubts here ?
Your videos are helpful. Keep it up man..
Thank you, you truly are a big help 😊
My target is to get 9 or A+ in the exam.
I am going to do GCSE exam next year.
I believe i will succeed all because of you
My target is to get a 7 for chem and a 9 for physics.
Wow, mine are all so low 😭
You're sitting your gcse's now
You're a Godsend!
Why is it higher the solubility the further it moves up the paper?
It depends on the solvent being used. For example, If a substance is not soluble in water(solvent) It wouldn't move up because it doesn't dissolve in water, trying with another solvent may work!
Hi, you said you had to divide the distance moved by the solvent (75mm) by the distance moved by the substance (44mm). But when you divided it, shouldn't it be 0.58(no units) and not 0.57??
44÷75=0.58666666666666
I just had a look at a practice test and the mark scheme showed that you measure the solvent distance from the bottom of the paper????
What is there are several chemicals on an unknown substance like different spots what does we measure then
coronavirus got me sitting watching this instead of being at school
same haha
It hurts to see that CoVid-19 started 9 months ago
@@remushenson547 hi from the past
I’m in second year and have to do this and you r all in GCSEs
Tysm,I got A* in chemistry.
I learn more of you than my actual teachers thankyou for making me understand science
Could you please make a playlist for OCR B Physics (A level)
im telling u mate, absolutley mint stuff
Can't wait for my GCSE'S honestly
same XD
do we realy need chromatography paper and solvent to seprerate substances
exactly.....
Great video. How do you identify dyes with the greatest solubility and greatest attraction to the paper?
Thanks for the comment. There's really no easy way to identify this from the structure of the dyes (you could but that's probably pushing it even for A level).
i would like to thank my teacher for bringing me here
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Bruh I knew everything else except the division part thx alot
thanks mate it really helped
Short,to the point and abvious.
I love the way it’s free but he still gets money for it
THE PERSON ACTUALLY SMILED... THANK YOU FOR THE HELP ON CHROMATOGRAPHY BY THE WAY, I WAS JUST WONDERING WHAT THE EFFECT OF GEAT WOUKD BE ON THIS METHOD OF SEPARATION... JUST OUT OF INTEREST?😃😃😃
are you going to make A level physics videos?
Could you please do a level chemistry vids
I'm using this to make flashcards that are due in tomorrow at 9 o'clock, it's 11:40 now, so I think Instead of making flashcards, I should probably be working on time management...
Had my chemistry paper today , got a 8 even tho I’m in foundation 👍
how? lol
that isn't possible, the foundation paper is 5 max so you must've done the higher tier paper?
you must've done the higher paper
How can the solvent move against the gravity?
does the solvent diffuse up the paper via osmosis, or can we just say it moves up in the exam?
You can say it moves up in the exam. It actually moves up by a process called capillary action.
Thank you for your help!
So Good for AP as well.
I know that its the paper is only meant to have a small area of the bottom added to the solvent but can anyone please tell me why?
Where can I buy your revision textbooks can you please link it to me please?
Hi. I'll be producing those in 2018 when I have finished the 9-1 videos.
Is this for additional science students?
lol currently revising for mocks . these videos help so much
Someone give this man a pay rise !!
I have a question;when there are two dots on the chromatography paper that means it is an impure substance and whenever there is only one dot and closer to the pencil line it is a pure insoluble substance.id hope you see this soon as I have a chemistry test in one of the following day
Yes both of those points are correct. However, for the second point, if there is only one dot and closer to the line then that means a pure substance which is LESS soluble. If it was completely insoluble then it would simply not run up the paper.
Freesciencelessons ok sir thank you very much your videos really help me and keep going with the nice informative videos
I’m in yr 8 and we did this last week
Done like and subscribed, good explaination 👍
Do a video about gas chromatography
What is Rf full from?
Can you make a video on electrolysis please
You'll find three videos on electrolysis in this playlist AQA Chemistry Unit 2 Topic 7 Electrolysis
And also this video GCSE Science Chemistry Unit 1. Lesson 23. Purification of copper.
Where the smile was born 3:03
Wowww thank you this is amazing!
how does the police use chromatography to find who the criminal is
please someone tell me that
do people use paper chromatography to solve crimes
Will the distance be given or do we have to calculate it
You might have to measure it from a diagram.
Freesciencelessons thank you so much btw ur an absolute legend ❤️