Lesson 1 - Matter, Types of particles, Element, Compound, Mixture, State of matter, 3 lines method (V1)
Lesson 2 - Heating curve (V2)
Lesson 3 - Cooling Curve (V3)
Lesson 4 - Atomic structure, Standard representation (V4)
Lesson 5 -Analysis of standard representation, Electron arrangement, Valence electron (V5)
Lesson 6 - Isotopes concept, Calculation of relative mass by isotopes, Usage/Application of isotopes (V6)
Lesson 1 - Relative atomic mass, Relative molecular mass, Relative formula mass (V7)
Lesson 2 - Concept of mole, Mole calculation (mass, volume, quantity (V8)
Lesson 3 - Double conversion, Tutorial (V9)
Lesson 4 - Concept of empirical formula and molecular formula, Calculation of empirical formula (V10)
Lesson 5 - Calculation of molecular formula, Percentage by mass (V11)
Lesson 6 - Predict chemical formula from name, Naming ionic compounds and covalent compounds (V12)
Lesson 7 - Writing and balancing chemical equation (V13)
Lesson 8 - Qualitative and quantitative analysis, Mole calculation by using chemical equation (V14)
Lesson 1 - Introduction to periodic table of elements, group, period, group 18 part 1 (V15)
Lesson 2 - Group 18 part 2 (V16)
Lesson 3 - Group 1 Part 1 (V17)
Lesson 4 - Group 1 Part 2 (V18)
Lesson 5 - Group 17 Part 1 (V19)
Lesson 6 - Group 17 Part 2 (V20)
Lesson 7 - Transition elements, Period 3, Properties of period 3 oxides (V21)
Lesson 1 - Ionic bond (V22)
Lesson 2 - Covalent bond (V23)
Lesson 3 - Properties of ionic compounds and covalent compounds (V24)
Lesson 4 - Hydrogen bond (V25)
Lesson 5 - Metallic bond, Dative bond (V26)
Lesson 1 - Concept of acid, strength of acid, basicity of acid, importance of water to show acidic properties, 3 popular questions for acid (V27)
Lesson 2 - Physical and chemical properties of acid (V28)
Lesson 3 - Concept of alkali, physical and chemical properties of alkali (V29)
Lesson 4 - pH calculation, concept and calculation for concentration and molarity (V30)
Lesson 5 - Conversion of 2 units of concentration, Calculation of mole in solution (V31)
Lesson 6 - Dilution (V32)
Lesson 7 - How to prepare standard solution, concept of neutralisation and titration (V33)
Lesson 8 - Calculation of neutralisation (V34)
Lesson 9 - Concept of salt, predict solubility by using 4 rules, 3 methods to prepare salt (choosing the right method), double decomposition/precipitation(V35)
Lesson 10 - Ionic equation for precipitation, Titration (V36)
Lesson 11 - Acid reaction, Recrystallisation (V37)
Lesson 12 - Qualitative analysis of salt part 1 (Colour test, heating test) (V38)
Lesson 13 - Tutorial, Anion test (V39)
Lesson 14 - Cation test, Confirmatory test (V40)
Lesson 1 - Definition for rate of reaction, Graph of reactant/product vs time, how to differentiate average and instantaneous ROR, calculation for average ROR (V41)
Lesson 2 - Instantaneous rate of reaction, 5 Factors that affecting rate of reaction (V42)
Lesson 3 - Collision theory (V43)
Lesson 4 - Collision theory (V44)
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Read LessSuper good. I can understand well by watching the video for even 1 time.
Super good. I can understand well by watching the video for even 1 time.
Read LessA good video explaining in detail, how each chemical bond are formed.
A good video explaining in detail, how each chemical bond are formed.
Read LessTHE EXPLANATION IS SO CLEAR.THANKS
THE EXPLANATION IS SO CLEAR.THANKS
Read LessAll the things is well explained and very detail,such a perfect tutorial. But mr martin y didnt see the tutorial 2 tho? For chapter5
All the things is well explained and very detail,such a perfect tutorial. But mr martin y didnt see the tutorial 2 tho? For chapter5
Read LessThe teacher explains everything in detail He will break down everything complex into simple forms He gives mnemonics to help you memorise He compares man...
Read MoreThe teacher explains everything in detail He will break down everything complex into simple forms He gives mnemonics to help you memorise He compares many similar things and explains the difference between them so you don't get confused He gives examples of all the possible situations and many past year questions and trial exercises Compared to my school teacher who only cares about rushing the lessons, he makes sure that you exactly understand My chemistry wouldn't be as good without his teaching.
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