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Thanks for showing us the experiment!

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All oxides do this due to the electronegativity of oxygen? I'm confused as to how there wouldn't be instances where the oxide simply wouldn't disolve at all. Something like lithium would disolve while a less electronegative metal, like iron, wouldn't (or if it did, it wouldn't dissolve as readily and require a higher ratio of water for each interval of the metal oxide). I'm trying to figure this out because magnesium oxide is an incredibly inexpensive source of magnesium (it's essentially ash, so I'd imagine a lot of industry produces it as waste product) and taking it orally is a mixed bag of information regarding its bioavailability. This seems especially so for pill forms of MgO as they have to break down into a powder to dissolve fully in the gastrointestinal tract.

I bet no one else noticed the bug on the top shelf almost at the end of the video 😎🤣

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it took 8.5 seconds to complete ten oscillations with a shorter pendulum it took 13s to complete 10 oscillations

Sir it was very helpful

Perfect video but unfortunately due to my limited knowledge I cannot show this to anyone because it may develop misconception about Newtons and Grams. Can you please clear me on Why you are using the grams to measure the force instead of Newtons?

You could have used ethanol instead of alcohol

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Thank you for the videos! they are very usefull for studying for tests, keep up the good work!

Thanks sir i am in a class 7th but 1st in iodine test i am searching you will find in first i am thinking this is fake but i am watching you are detailed explaining but i request you please video will translate in Hindi language but Thnx sir ❤❤❤❤🎉

C/D = 3.17157

did u change the density??

Who else is watching this mainly for school?🤣

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Very helpful sire

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does it work the opposite way?

Why do we learn the dead version for gcse 😅😢

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Those who did not understand 👇. Those who understood, pls explain 😅

thank you sir this helped me in visualisation

Can I use some parts of it for my KZbin video

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Q. Could you explain……..Is this why the seas is rising? Eg. Ships, jetties,man made islands, subs, oil rigs, tunnels, underwater volcanoes, sunken ships and cargo, cliffs collapsing or would it make NO difference? Or is more ice melting than all the weight put together… how could anyone even measure all of what I described? They would just be guessing..

The molecules don’t begin to move when heated. They always move. There’s also nothing free about that movement. In fact, “heat” is the measure of the volume of periodic molecular/atomic collisions experienced when contact is made with the matter whose temperature is being measured. It is the increase in these collisions, i.e. the increasing lack of freedom of the movement, that causes the matter to expand as molecules are being pushed out from all the collisions.

Thank you sir for such good demonstration. Very helpful

I'm here after 10 yrs to see how it’s happened after study this centrifuge in Biology

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How to make this water bottle like before

I’m writing a test on this 😅😅

Why was the leaf boiled?

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Great short demo with commentary. I was able to use this as a demo for my science lesson.

Yo he explained very nicely

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great video for understanding the practical concept !!

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