Random vs Systematic uncertainty / error IB Chem

The difference between random and systematic uncertainties is often a challenge for students. In this video we look at different issues with experimental methods and how they should be classified.
Feel free to ask in the comments if you've got anything you're uncertain of and follow me on @chem.jungle on Instagram for revision workshops/bootcamps that are coming up!

[@nitindasari8754]

Hii!! All your recent videos are a big time saver for me. Thank you so much for all the content. I hope u get time for doing similar videos for other units in IBChemistry. Thank you so much once again !!!!

[@asphaltlegends3740]

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[@lame6547]

I have been watching your videos since the deducing formula video 😭 (6 years ago)

[@tribalstyle138]

I would just add that not all equipment error is random. Uncalibrated equipment, cheap equipment that perhaps always measures higher etc are not research design issues but are systematic error.

[@JamesMidgleyChem]

Great job !

[@williamyuki5879]

Hi!! This video helped me out so much!! Do you think you could make a video for "Let's revise IB chemistry Kinetics"? I found the other ones helpful (esp Energetics) as you solved each problem one by one, so it was really easy to understand!!! I would really appreciate it and it would be really helpful.

[@ChemJungle]

Hey! I'm happy this was useful for you! I'm trying to make some smaller videos at the moment and might have time to come back to the big ones with the new syllabus next year!

[@williamyuki5879]

@@ChemJungle ok! thanks for your response!

[@beverleyshoniwa7616]

Pleassseeeee make the summary videos for rest of the topics🥹🥹