Extraction of Iron from Haematite

[@maryamkhamiss7884]

you is good teacher

[@GastonJiogo]

Thanks for the lesson

[@arnav.k9650]

At 2:45, you did not add hydrogen to the series

[@MrRuelTuition]

Hello. Yes, since it was not necessary for this lesson, I did not include it.

[@hesterclapp9717]

@@MrRuelTuition At the beginning you said that gold and silver were the only metals found naturally in the pure form, and that's because they are less reactive than hydrogen

[@mikelee5387]

Tq Mr. Ruel. It is a great pleasure reading and learning from your video. Would be please if you have any video abstracting tin ore from some dark red soil containing fine iron sand.

[@MrRuelTuition]

Thank you for your kind comments. I am only covering this topic at the high school level. I'm afraid that is out of my depth. I hope you do find good resources and the answers you seek.

[@kakak611]

thankyou sir, your explaination really helps me

[@MrRuelTuition]

I'm glad it does. You're most welcome 😊

[@hardevkaur2269]

Do you do for bm version non dlp

[@MrRuelTuition]

Hi. I'm sorry I don't do BM version, but in the future I do intend to do BM subtitles. However, now I'm focused on covering the syllabus in English first.

[@Arukorstza]

Beta: You heat it up and get iron, it's not hard.
Chad: Explains the chemical reactions and process of extracting iron from a rock while using illustrations.
Giga Brain: Welcome to my lecture on efficient methods of iron extraction from iron compounds.
Sometimes the chad is more than enough.