AQA A-Level Chemistry - Copper

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When you get excited over a chemistry video

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what school do you work at so that I can send my kids there? Forget them so I can go there

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You don't even know how excited I am about this 😂😂

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You get so excited over Chemistry! It's amazing! 😂

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This video may have just saved me

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Thankyou so much for your brilliant videos, they are much appreciated

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Suggestion - put this video in the transition metal playlist along with iron and aqueous ion reactions?

[@TatsuM]

15:25 shouldn't it be +2OH- +2H2O instead of 4H2O?

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4th such a lifesaver as exams coming up and finished whole spec so time to go through multiple times yes a chemgasm.

[@danhunt3327]

the aqa book says CuCl4 2- is yellow??

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its yellow-green i think.

[@pringlesprofiteroles2392]

[CuCl4]2- is yellow, however as some of the blue [Cu(H20)6]2+ remains the yellow and blue mix to look green.

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Thank you

[@TMcB23]

It is yellow when pure but lime green (not emerald green) when not fully reacted.

[@Minasiu]

Do we need to know about extraction of scrap iron etc?

[@aamnaawan]

hii, you know in the first reaction, is the complex product the same with both OH- and NH3 ? thank youu :))

[@mijaanabedin8008]

As long as the NH3 isnt in excess then yes the main product is the same. The second product is different

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Mijaan Abedin thank you:-)

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ignore this 6:02

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