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Hey! Just keep on practicing question papers as much as you can, you’ll get better over time. Also you can watch my AS ORGANIC chem video, it might help you!
Thanks so much, this video helped me understand a lot! Just one question, in q39 at 1:26:00, where is the second hand of propene after the double bond breaks? because after the hand of the second monomer, there's only 4 carbon atoms, but if there's two hands shouldn't it be 6 carbon atoms? Thanks again!
Hey! Glad i could help. Propene is represented by the BLUE LINE with 3C atoms at 01:26:09. The two hands of propene are represented by the ORANGE LINES which form bonds with the other monomer. Hopefully that’s clear now. Please tell me if you still have problems.
@@CAIEPapersSolved Oh sorry but what are the hands of the other monomer? Since a double bond breaks in the other monomer to give two hands? I think I might be misunderstanding what you mean by hands exactly
Question 19. I learned that phosphorus exists as P4 and used that, I also thought it would form P4O10 and got incorrect answer. I am always confused in this part, because in some markschemes they want us to use the question I used, in other times they want us to use the one you used. I don't get it.
Please reply in 31 u said 2 isomers for the first product u made so in that did u count cis and trans or one cis trans and one that compound itself? Please someone tell me i am really confused
Thanks for posting this even if i had to erase a lot for number 33 🤣.That means that we don't consider water at 0 degrees celcius because it is solid? Thanks for the great video 👍💕
Hahaha sorry I made a mistake reading stp in question 33 😂 Umm, no. At 0 degrees water is liquid. But we haven’t considered it because they wanted the volume of gaseous products. That’s why I only considered CO2 and not H2O. Hopefully it’s clear now!
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hello sir, i would like to know if there is anything for feb march session as i am from India
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Kalkeo bhalo hobe
Sir on question 39, how do we identify that the phenomenon occurs? Does it always happen when dienes are polymerized
Do you have any tips on how to become faster at organic chemistry questions?
Hey! Just keep on practicing question papers as much as you can, you’ll get better over time. Also you can watch my AS ORGANIC chem video, it might help you!
@@CAIEPapersSolved Thanks :)
Thank you so much these videos help me a lot ...
And can anyone give me a tip on how to be faster on solving these questions. ?
Thanks so much, this video helped me understand a lot! Just one question, in q39 at 1:26:00, where is the second hand of propene after the double bond breaks? because after the hand of the second monomer, there's only 4 carbon atoms, but if there's two hands shouldn't it be 6 carbon atoms?
Thanks again!
Hey! Glad i could help. Propene is represented by the BLUE LINE with 3C atoms at 01:26:09.
The two hands of propene are represented by the ORANGE LINES which form bonds with the other monomer. Hopefully that’s clear now. Please tell me if you still have problems.
@@CAIEPapersSolved Oh sorry but what are the hands of the other monomer? Since a double bond breaks in the other monomer to give two hands? I think I might be misunderstanding what you mean by hands exactly
I have trouble understanding it too. If one double bond break into 1 extra hand then it make sense
Your videos are so helpful, thank you!
53:11 isn't silicon dioxide a giant covalent structure?
J is Silicon tetrachloride
It has simple molecular structure
Is qs 31 why did you not take structural isomerism into consideration??
thanks for the grade boundaries btw, but for question 21, is magnesium hydroxide not formed? that's y I thought it was A
Hello sir, do you have any tips to become good at paper 1 chemistry? 😵
Hey! You’ll do great. Just go through your notes and keep on practicing the past papers. Repetition is key!
@@CAIEPapersSolved by past papers do you mean topicals or yearly?
@abeehafatima7229 hey!! If you wanna be really good w paper one first practise tropical papers after that start yearly IA you'll do great
@@mayamfatima2125 no we didn't have time to topical rn
Fr tho it's sooo trickyy
1:08:32 the balancing is wrong
its correct
1+(8*2)=17 oxygens on the left
5*2=10+6 = 16 oxygens on the right@@ridzs
Yes it's wrong
amazing video thank u🙏🙏
You're welcome 😊
39 is just plain unfair
sir can you please repeat why c was wrong I didn't get that part in question 34 1:11:09
KMnO4 breaks the double bond as it is hot and acidified due to heating under reflux forming other products with no double bond
Question 19.
I learned that phosphorus exists as P4 and used that, I also thought it would form P4O10 and got incorrect answer. I am always confused in this part, because in some markschemes they want us to use the question I used, in other times they want us to use the one you used. I don't get it.
It does exist as P4. But in this particular question they mentioned that the student is reacting Phosphorus atoms. So you have to use P.
@@CAIEPapersSolved Oh right I didnt see that part, still, why is P2O5 formed insread of P4O10?
Please reply in 31 u said 2 isomers for the first product u made so in that did u count cis and trans or one cis trans and one that compound itself?
Please someone tell me i am really confused
the 2 isomers are 1 Cis and 1 Trans
Sir alkaline iodine is use to determine what?
to detect either C=O or C-OH with 1 methyl group attached to it
@@sharonsn1530 except for tertiary alcohols with a methyl group attached to it
Thanks for posting this even if i had to erase a lot for number 33 🤣.That means that we don't consider water at 0 degrees celcius because it is solid?
Thanks for the great video 👍💕
Hahaha sorry I made a mistake reading stp in question 33 😂
Umm, no. At 0 degrees water is liquid. But we haven’t considered it because they wanted the volume of gaseous products. That’s why I only considered CO2 and not H2O. Hopefully it’s clear now!
In question 29
Why isnt option A correct?
the conversion happens in catalytic converterts , not the atmosphere
thanks bro
Can someone please explain why option C is wrong for question 34
bcz theres a double bond that would break, causing other product to be form
Thankyou
I still didn't understand q16
tomorrow
Us
@@zareen5431 good luck
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No.16 🤯
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