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The emojis HAHAHAHA 💀😂 I love this guy 😂
this is such a horrible question I'm never gonna remember all this in the exam
this question was disgusting
The last part of that question is awful
2:49 I understand the colours are too similar initially but wouldn't the colours change as the reaction takes place? Mn2+ and VO3- are not purple and violet
Can you make more videos doing exam questions on A-Level organic chemistry module 6 especially ?
For part b) would you need to write all that or could you just says that its relatively easily due to the 3d^3 4s^2 configuration?
how to think like you in the exam pls
Answering all of the walkthroughs I’ve made should probably do it!
hi sir, how did you get the ratio 3:5 from 1:1.67? what similarity do they have?
Same ratio! Multiply both by 3
Not to be pedantic or anything but at 4:27 the value of moles is 4.96x10-4 not 4.95x10-4
Nonetheless these videos are very helpful so thank you
I kept the full number in the calculator 👌
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We haven't even started this topic yet 😬 is our class behind?
Don’t worry I’m just making them in good time before the mad revision season starts
Surely the worst topic in all of A level chemistry
Seriously? I’ll make more then
nmr is the worst
@@lateboxing1799no 😂 it’s arguably the best topic in the specification itself
how do you know only a 5th were used in titration
10cm3 is taken from the 50cm3 solution
Does this apply for aqa chemistry ?
Totally
Sir why is it 2+ instead of 3+?
Loses 3 electrons and starts at +5
The emojis HAHAHAHA 💀😂 I love this guy 😂
this is such a horrible question I'm never gonna remember all this in the exam
this question was disgusting
The last part of that question is awful
2:49 I understand the colours are too similar initially but wouldn't the colours change as the reaction takes place? Mn2+ and VO3- are not purple and violet
Can you make more videos doing exam questions on A-Level organic chemistry module 6 especially ?
For part b) would you need to write all that or could you just says that its relatively easily due to the 3d^3 4s^2 configuration?
how to think like you in the exam pls
Answering all of the walkthroughs I’ve made should probably do it!
hi sir, how did you get the ratio 3:5 from 1:1.67? what similarity do they have?
Same ratio! Multiply both by 3
Not to be pedantic or anything but at 4:27 the value of moles is 4.96x10-4 not 4.95x10-4
Nonetheless these videos are very helpful so thank you
I kept the full number in the calculator 👌
🤰
🧟♀️
We haven't even started this topic yet 😬 is our class behind?
Don’t worry I’m just making them in good time before the mad revision season starts
Surely the worst topic in all of A level chemistry
Seriously? I’ll make more then
nmr is the worst
@@lateboxing1799no 😂 it’s arguably the best topic in the specification itself
how do you know only a 5th were used in titration
10cm3 is taken from the 50cm3 solution
Does this apply for aqa chemistry ?
Totally
Sir why is it 2+ instead of 3+?
Loses 3 electrons and starts at +5