Reactivity - Period, Series, Displacement & Electrolysis

[@Ashinle]

It's great to see one of my favorite youtube educators teaching chemistry again. Hope you'll make a few A level chemistry videos soon.

[@ScienceShorts]

I'd love to!

[@dylanmukhey3344]

great vid, underrated channel

[@twixlicia]

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[@rahanlol]

perfect i needed this for the cambridge nat sci entrance exam because its not covered in a-level, thanks soo much

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Thank you this really helped!!!!

[@meme_compilations]

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[@Fireshardes]

Notification gang

[@ScienceShorts]

(This wasn't supposed to go live at midnight - sorry 😕)

[@reecelawson4718]

Hey bud, would you be able to make a video diving deeper into voltage and maybe give some examples please? I've watched your units are your friends video but voltage has always struggled to fully understand.

[@ScienceShorts]

Check out my Electricity playlist.

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@@ScienceShorts thank you mate

[@DZicola]

I still don't understand, because you said the more reactive ion stays in the solution, but chlorine is more reactive than hydroxide and it was discharged