Great video as always, I like how you mention the "principals of synthesis". You are always very thorough with your explanation. When I am a little more financially stable I plan on supporting too.
Hello, I have a question, i dont understand the name of the method to control the pH that you mention in the video. I refeer to the part when you puted the hidroxid
Interesting compound, but, seconding other comments: You must add text with equations and formulas to each step. It is impossible to understand what is happening from the spoken account only. Even just following the steps is hard enough -- "did he say sodium carbonate or sodium bicarbonate?" Also, don't put a request to subscribe in the middle of the video. No one is going to stop paying attention to the video at that moment in order to subscribe. On the other hand, that beeping notice distracts the viewer's attention for the time it takes to say "sodium carbonate". Having that request at the end of the video is enough.
Why don't you check your videos a few times before posting? That way you won't have any stupid mistakes in your videos like the number 3 twice in your chemical list.
Great video as always, I like how you mention the "principals of synthesis". You are always very thorough with your explanation. When I am a little more financially stable I plan on supporting too.
Nice explanation sir Thank you so much ❤
Well explained 👍
Great vid!
Very nice video I love that gold🥰
He is literally a complex scientist
@@vibzzlab welcome, even I did methyl orange indicator experiment btw
Well explained 👍👍
Hello, I have a question, i dont understand the name of the method to control the pH that you mention in the video. I refeer to the part when you puted the hidroxid
At 1:04 you indicate that you start with 50ml of water, but add 125ml into the flask?
Where do you source your chemicals?
Sir please can you give chemical reactions for each step
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Interesting compound, but, seconding other comments: You must add text with equations and formulas to each step. It is impossible to understand what is happening from the spoken account only. Even just following the steps is hard enough -- "did he say sodium carbonate or sodium bicarbonate?"
Also, don't put a request to subscribe in the middle of the video. No one is going to stop paying attention to the video at that moment in order to subscribe. On the other hand, that beeping notice distracts the viewer's attention for the time it takes to say "sodium carbonate". Having that request at the end of the video is enough.
Anyone else that just doesn't understand Org Chem?
Why don't you check your videos a few times before posting? That way you won't have any stupid mistakes in your videos like the number 3 twice in your chemical list.