Nice explaination . Thank you

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where is the h atom at the secondary c atom

Hi Science ready, this is very thorough video. I didn't know about the resonance on the amides. Its above ATAR requirements for Qld, and its only HL not SL for IB. You did miss dimers though. I teach dimers for both ATAR and IB and it is verified in the research journals for carboxylic acids and amides. The increased ionic character from resonance in amides would just make the dimers work better. Need to add dimers I feel. BTW EN difference in carbonyl group C vs O is 0.8 which is the same as the N vs H (0.8) so the explanation is insufficient based on EN difference. Might be because of the fact it is a double C=O not single? (Again we are probably going past the limits of HS chemistry). Cheers.

Thank you. I really understood it well 👍🏻

Ohh nice very knowledgeable video

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Time dilation is just one aspect of dilation, it's not just time that gets dilated, hence the term "mass becomes infinite at the speed of light"

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But I thought naming of compounds is from the left

Thank you. But what is K

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why do some sources say Vab = Va + Vb

Please need organic chemistry in the English version 🙏

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Didn’t mention why you choose that carbon as “1”

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At 8:39 the ANWSER for part A is actually 0.565

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Could you explain where the "methyl" came from, please !

easier if you just said radiation (thermal heat) was just photons being spit out by atoms. so much easier to understand radiation as photons in the case of thermal heat.

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2-dimethyl,bromoalkane

Or isopropyl amine right?

Thanks for the video. Could you upload this template for download ?

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hey man terrific video... just wanted to ask if youll be posting for all modules

Awful explanation

Propenol

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Hey there, I had a question about experiments to determine relationship between distance and torque applied by a constant force at a constant angle. Often there's questions that give data upto around 45 or 60 degrees, which shows a linear relationship, however in reality as it approaches 90 degrees, due to the equation it should be curved near the top. Does this mean that the experiment/data is "valid" but not "accurate"? Also, how can I assess the 'reliability' of this experiment

What about 2-propenol ??

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we have a quiz tomorrow, this helped me understand our lesson better. thankyou! 💕

Given that alcohol has priority was the 1 necessary?

Why dimethyl

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alkanals and alkanones can form H-bond with water making them soluble in waters you're wrong when you compare the BP and MP of alkanals and alkanones to carboxylic acid and you said they can't form H- BOND

The topic is explained very clearly and thoroughly. 👍🏻

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Sir is it for class 10?

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Where do you start from left to right or right to left

why is the centripetal force in the negative x-axis direction, shouldn't it also be at the angle theta radially?