Fick's Law, the lungs and gas exchange

[@iicoqui2257]

Perfect, thank you this video really helped me for my class of Transport phenomena

[@EarthTraveller1992]

Thank youuuu. One teacher to another! :p

[@LSCBiology]

Happy to help!

[@animosius]

Good video; thank you.

[@pr00t33]

very nice video!

[@ultravenomm]

can you do an updated video on heart structure and the cardiac cycle. thanks.

[@PapaSeed]

how do I get an A in as level

[@12tinoxt]

Papa Seed make notes as soon as you have learnt the content (right after lessons) I prefer typing them. Print them out and high light then read them make mind maps make flash cards ( all of these are forms of repetition to makesure things stick) then do past papers and edit your notes once again to what the answers in the past papers show and then repeat again

[@12tinoxt]

Papa Seed For example let's say you have started learning gas exchange 1) learn princepal a of gas exchange ect in school 2) make notes right after using class notes plus own notes 3) read notes and high light 3.1) flash cards 3.2) mind maps 3.3) use the above as repetition 3.4) do past papers 3.5) fail in past papers (this is good) 3.6) address weak points and edit notes according to past papers ( really easy to do if u make notes on computer ) 4) go into class write gas exchange module test :) get an A repeat this at a larger scale

[@PapaSeed]

If mf mfndlp Off cvc thank you so much!

[@2eioia]

@@12tinoxt great tips! Hope you’re done with alevels by now. I’m still an AS student here😁

[@12tinoxt]

Zainab. Im doing my masters at a Russell group uni