OCR A Module 5 revision: Photosynthesis

[@jackfrancis4528]

These videos are criminally underrated. Maybe it's the fact that they're longer than most revision videos, so people are put off from them when they first see them, i don't know, however the explanations are far more in depth and incredibly good than most videos I've found on A level biology. Thank you.

[@bellasophiex7846]

mate ive watched like 4 youtube channels explain this for hours and hours, could not grasp it, you explain it very well, thanks a lot. appreciate.

[@joeverley5455]

Thank you so much! The way you explain, visualise, organise and compartmentalise the content in your videos really helps me clear my mind. Keep doing what you do sir, you are so talented!

[@tamaradifc7566]

Incredibly helpful Mr Bhavsar 🙂

[@lewas91]

if i could just replace my uni teacher (biochemistry) with you, sir, my life would have been a lot more easier :D your videos (illustrations and explanations) were a great help absolving these subjects during my studies. thank you and keep up the good work :)

[@LSCBiology]

Wow, thanks! that means a lot to me, to know the videos are helping people move forward in their education and careers, even beyond college!

[@lewas91]

@@LSCBiology also, useful for my english - got a bit rusty over past years - to refresh and learn the proper english terminology in this field. Greetings, from Hungary ;)

[@Luxrizz]

THANK YOU 😭😭

[@bellasophiex7846]

you forgot to say at the end that the RuBP would rise and then fall because its cyclic and not getting regenerated right?

[@francismarjoam3286]

It would be quite useful at the end to just show the diagram with out you in the picture. This ensures we can take a snap shot with out any parts blocked. Thank you very much for your videos, they are a great help.

[@LSCBiology]

agreed. I have done this for the more recent ones.

[@roh4656]

I thought photolysis of water replaces lost electrons not supply them in first place?

[@LSCBiology]

Potato potāto.. the electrons that replace those from chlorophyll, will be the same ones that leave chlorophyll when the next photon arrives. But your description is more accurate.

[@roh4656]

@@LSCBiology ok thanks for clarifying, do you know which type of photolysis equation we need to know(as there is variations). And also do you think grad boundaries will be higher or lower this year than usual due to advanced information?