Solving Chemical Reactions - Predicting the Products - CLEAR & SIMPLE CHEMISTRY

[@TheRedrose99]

Anyone else here the night before a chemistry test?! LOL

[@mimichfury6329]

me lol

[@milhouse901]

Meeee

[@mayar6345]

me rn

[@oddlyoptimistic3395]

Rebekah Eberbach yes me lol

[@ryanm2258]

Yes lmao

[@ExelGaming]

"That's all for tonight" He knows I'm here at 12:00AM before my unit test tomorrow

[@sciencepost]

lol

[@JayPandya]

hahaha 😂

[@bigtimefans100]

ok literally same // this video is saving my ass

[@ayana060301]

ExelGaming me asf

[@christianjohnson8036]

same

[@Mellosaxsexy]

You explained in a couple of minutes what a teacher couldn't explain in a month...

[@sciencepost]

Thanks for the kind words!

[@Mellosaxsexy]

No problem, keep up the good work!

[@thomasbernards4959]

Why is learning stuff on youtube so much easier than learning it in school?

[@grimreaper1655]

Forreal

[@BERSERKR1v9]

I'm so glad that I'm not the only one :D

[@c_w7838]

Because it's precise, to the point, addresses common problems that teachers don't, and at least for me, if you are looking up how to do a subject, you are a lot more willing to learn the subject than you would be in class.

[@hayleyh7091]

For me it’s being shown all the information and how they got each piece and what each piece means and so on. Most teachers don’t do that.

[@kzrbra10000000]

This is the place all people with bad teachers go 😂

[@sashawiley6608]

+kadiezebra not really a bad teacher for me...but more like I'm slow haha and even though I'm in IB...she just goes rally fast XD

[@koolhitman1]

+kadiezebra yea

[@wojjcicki5531]

+Sasha Wiley RALLY FAST

[@sashawiley6608]

wojjcicki SORRY 😂😂 typo lol

[@mimichfury6329]

yep same goes fr me

[@bigtimefans100]

when this video taught you better than your own chemistry teacher

[@hannahh0623]

TheDauntlessGirlonFire deadass

[@yujohn5060]

As a student with a teacher who doesnt teach a lot during classes and just assign us tutorial worksheets to do, this video really helps

[@drwizzman4356]

better than my teacher, he explains stuff but explains it horribly

[@challengeweretryingtoget1k854]

see for me my teacher explains it really well but i forget even after reviewing it 😅

[@estenneighbors1929]

really really helpful. im still gonna fail chem, but at least now i know why lol

[@alansmith5487]

lmao same

[@alhfgsp]

I love the clarity of your teaching. All questions were answered. THANKS!

[@sciencepost]

alhfgsp Thank you on both comments you left. I never know if anyone actually tries the problems. I'm glad that you did. Keep up the solid effort dude.

[@IssytheMiner]

I’m here the morning of my test and I’ve taught myself more in 1 hour than my chem teacher could in a week.

[@graceann7323]

Thank you so much for this! My teacher doesn't actually teach us she just puts it on the test 😅

[@Redmen-mc9mb]

Ive been lost in my Chem Honors class for the past 2 weeks, but thanks to you i finally get it. Your video was so helpful. Thanks

[@sciencepost]

Redmen0317 I'm so stoked that the videos have helped you. Try some of my other vids in this series and then explain it to a friend. Best wishes learning and I hope you tune in again. Peace.

[@tigerdragon071]

This realy helped me out for my chemistry class. Now I understand the process better! :) thankyou for the clear and clean tutorial :)

[@sciencepost]

TigerDragon071 Love hearing this. Thanks

[@tyronebeeblesquap9423]

8 years later how are you

[@meggytaho5093]

I literally have the worst chemistry teacher ever, we've been doing this for 4 months and I never understood this. After this 7 minute video, everything was super clear! Thank you sosos much, especially since I have a quiz tomorrow!

[@squidwardtentacles9825]

Always blame someone else

[@meggytaho5093]

Um, no actually. He really is a bad teacher, he's leaving at the end of the year

[@marygwaltney8635]

Great video! Simple to understand!

[@sciencepost]

Thx for tuning in, I'm really stoked it worked for you!

[@sciencepost]

I never get tired of hearing stuff like this. Thanks!

[@sciencepost]

Wow! You are the first viewer to respond from Guyana! I'm so glad to help you.

[@sciencepost]

Thanks for yor kind words. In time that video may be posted, but probably not before you need it. Sorry. Happy hunting.

[@learnenglisheasily919]

Thanks alot it was clear and useful

[@sciencepost]

Rozana Love to hear that. Best wishes learning.

[@parthpatel8192]

clarity and one on one. and no noise

[@Jga376]

Helps so much more than sitting in a class full of people asking questions and I can go at my own pace. Everything understood.

[@sciencepost]

Thanks for tuning in. I'm stoked that this video helped you learn at your own pace. Keep coming back whenever you need to be awesome! Stay strong!

[@thewayofKam]

This wasn't explained this clear in class! I hope I ace my test tomorrow!! This video was really clear simple ad to the point. this really helped me out a lot!

[@preciousgirasol9654]

This is what I was looking for! I now understand why the subscripts sometimes disappear or appear. It's because of the charge of the elements. Very clear explanation, thank you.

[@mway501]

Very clear, articulate, and helpful video. Thank you sir

[@sciencepost]

Jollway I try to keep it simple and clear. Thanks for the feedback and best wishes learning. Check out my other vids if you need more help.

[@ashleysimson5886]

Thank you so much i can't express how helpful this is, i an 15yrs and live in Guyana i will write chemistry next year

[@1722mustang]

my chemistry teacher isnt the greatest at explaining stuff so this really helped. thank you

[@sciencepost]

Thanks Addison, stop by whenever. Best wishes in learning.

[@sciencepost]

Thx for the subscribe and the kind words.

[@cailinekeirsteaddesigns]

This was very helpful!!! Please do more videos!!!😃😃❤️❤️❤️

[@alanam315]

You explained it so well and clearly! I finally get it. Thank you! Keep doing what you're doing!

[@sciencepost]

***** Alana, thanks for tuning in. I'm grateful for the kind words too. Feel free to check out my other balancing reaction videos for some more help! Best Wishes!

[@brittneynicolexo2147]

sciencepost how are you figuring this out like how do you one one is a decomposition problem, and one is synthesis?? How does that work.

[@sciencepost]

I'd say they each have familiar components. Ex. Decomposition, will always start one reactant and break down into two or more.

[@hannahbb2557]

This is really helpful, my chem teacher is awful, but after watching this video I understand completely! Thank you!

[@nikholramos]

YOU ARE A LIFE SAVER!

[@ianburke203]

Very helpful video, thank you !

[@owenmilberry682]

Very helpful, thanks.

[@zDigitt]

You just helped me ace my quiz. Your a life saver!

[@sciencepost]

Digital Gaming - Weekly Destiny Content Wow. That is awesome to hear! Check out my other stuff. Best wishes learning.

[@aureydeguzman5361]

+Digit Destiny You're* i hope you aced your english quiz too

[@zDigitt]

+ilden Aurea No capitalization of the "I" and no period? Lol and you're talking why?

[@bullterry14]

+Digit Destiny haha what a comeback. haha cant stop laughing. Oh the irony.

[@nickie223]

Oh my god I thought I was going to fail chemistry because my teacher never taught us how to do this! I was so scared, but it all makes sense now! Thank you so much, you basically saved my chem grade! :)

[@sciencepost]

So cool to hear. Never give up! Be Awesome!

[@MissMadnessxo]

This saved my chemistry grade !! Thank you you're the best !!!

[@sciencepost]

Thx. So glad it worked and you did awesome. Be proud of your effort.

[@cosmically4508]

ur hot

[@athandilegqoba2433]

You have literally saved me 6 slides of studying.!! Thank you. That was very simple and easy to understand. Wish you were my chem lecturer. Would love to see more from you.

[@evanowan2983]

wow this way easier to understand than 6 days in a classroom

[@jonjonchan7850]

This video was so helpful! Thanks!!! You just earned a new subscriber!!! You are my online chem teacher haha lol... thanks for the info

[@sciencepost]

jonjon chan So stoked to be a part of your learning. Keep watching the vids if they work and share with a friend. Keep me posted on your learning. Peace.

[@talenthunt3910]

😍😍😍 Wow!!! So amazing to learn here. I can't believe I could learn Chemistry.Thank you!!! Pl continue this way. 💕💕💕💕💕🙏🙏🙏

[@kellymatthews2918]

This video is incredible. Saved my life.

[@mikemosley77]

Best part of the video--how you write the calcium symbol in a single stroke. Well played sir.

[@mustafarashad7353]

Thanks this helped as a review. I have science exam after 2 days and I already finished physics and chemistry and now Biology and other few stuff.

[@nicolecusack2184]

very very very very helpful

[@sciencepost]

***** That was four very's :) Thanks again Nicole for watching. I applaud your effort in trying to understand a difficult topic. Keep it up!

[@Mark-xp6gk]

THANKS SOOO MUCCHHH VERY EASY TO UNDERSTAND COMPERD TO CHEM. CLASS!!!

[@wtf6448]

I always recognize that a video is posted by @science post when the title says "clear & simple" btw, your videos live up to their titles lol. You're a great teacher

[@sciencepost]

LOL. Thank you!

[@AaronAce15]

This video helped me study for an important test! Thanks!

[@avacadoseeds2744]

Very helpful, thankyou!

[@sciencepost]

***** You are welcome. It's a difficult topic, be proud that you learned it.

[@RiccolaCoughMedicine]

Thank you so much! You taught me in seven minutes what my teacher couldnt teach me in two weeks!

[@sciencepost]

I'm glad it worked. Best wishes being awesome in chem!

[@sciencepost]

right on dude! go big!

[@sciencepost]

Thats awesome!

[@sciencepost]

Wooohooo! Go #chem

[@luciejohnson4660]

Decomposition Reactions: 0:26 Synthesis Reaction Reaction 2:20 Single Replacement Reaction 3:38 Double Replacement Reaction 5:20 Combustion Reaction 6:58

[@Maxz_0116]

Thanks. Got good knowledge from this

[@purushottamgawande8554]

Still helping me in this time teaching technique was so simple and easy to understand keep up the good work!

[@francesscott2982]

OMG very very very helpful!!! im kinda starting to think chemistry is not as hard as i thought it would be

[@malikemad4]

thanks a lot , my school teacher doesn't clarify things as much as you , I finally fully understood how to solve these

[@gawdsentx]

Bless this video. ✊🏾🙄❤️

[@nataliesparling1298]

Thanks so much made this way easier then my teacher explained it!!

[@bekahg8429]

This really helped me and I sent it to my friend that's having trouble too cuz my teacher teaches like she's trying to remind herself how to do it instead of teach people who have never heard of this stuff in their lives like it's gotten to the point where everyone's cheating off each other to keep average grades and she literally had one of the students up there teaching bc no one understood her

[@AyushKohli]

Your video is great!!!! I just wanted to ask you in replacement reactions how come we dont look at the ionic charge of the chemicals???????

[@Shanspirational]

*is lowkey watching this day before my science culminating*. This was very helpful, because I wasn't sure about how to know the subscripts. Thanks!

[@1009477]

thank the lord for this video,, im gonna take a chemistry test tomorrow and now i feel a bit more prepared

[@jann5894]

+marthan99999 fortunatelyy i did,

[@glizm]

Thank you so much, you explained this so clearly. It all makes sense now!

[@tinkertaylorm0624]

Thank you so much for this video! A minute and a half in, you cleared a majority of my confusion. Again, thank you, I feel much more confident for my test tomorrow.

[@Abhishekyadav007]

hey dude i really thank the Admin of this chanel for bringing out these videos u have helped me a lot..................... THANK YOU...........: )

[@rechaune6]

Awesome

[@maddymae6716]

How do you know what kind of reaction it is?

[@Jason-tc8vi]

+Maddy Mae I see you posted this about a month ago but in case you are still wondering, or if anyone else has the same question, the way I understand is: double replacement = "ionic compound + ionic compound" single replacement = "ionic compound + single element" combustion = "Organic compound + O2" decomposition = "1 compound" synthesis/combination = I find this a bit trickier to see, but usually occurs when you have 2 elements that form 1 compound, or whenever the chemical reaction doesn't fall under the other 4 categories

[@mohamedelmi5786]

VERY HELPFUL AMIGOS!

[@Stephen-ie7uq]

hey, 5:10 you have MgCl2 + Li2O. I understand that metals have differing reactivity but I don't understand why magnesium is more attracted to oxygen than the chlorine that it's already bonded with. Do non metals have an activities list or a preference to certain metals that I can study? I hope I've communicated my question as this has been a major hiccup for me that needs to be resolved asap. Thanks

[@LiveTheLavaLive]

Try looking into solubilitys of certain chemicals, this seems like the information you may be missing out on.

[@superanimeism]

School somehow decides to make it confusing but watching this video made it easy

[@TheGAPification]

Very good video keep them up :D

[@briannam9924]

this solved all of my questions thank you SO much

[@sciencepost]

Brianna M So glad that it worked. Thanks for the feedback. Come again :)

[@dylangames1212]

this is going to help lots i have my science finals tomorrow thank you

[@MrTech102]

Wow ! Amazing video, it really helped me out a lot! Thank you

[@sarinaulberg6286]

this was veryyyy helpful

[@danielsawaked685]

Thank you! So much better than my chem teacher.

[@danielafarell5940]

You explained better than my teacher did, that's for sure.

[@sciencepost]

Daniela Farell Thanks for the kind words. Best wishes learning chemistry. Tune back in sometime!

[@pj-ck7fv]

At 6:33 if you cross two (i dont know what it is called... sorry) does it have to be possitive/plus(?) always??

[@varuntulsianirocks]

Thanks alot. You saved me

[@parkerhall5828]

Thank You!! This helped me understand how to properly predict products!

[@lolHERALDlol]

This really helped my allot. Thank you so much :)

[@nish1023874]

Thank you very much, this helped me understand the subject very well!

[@sciencepost]

Glad you learned it!

[@adamlevine9090]

Dude really thanks a lot that was super helpful

[@keanette925mich]

THank you!!! This really helped me a lot!

[@laurent.9529]

Bless your soul. I have a test in two days and I can't take the L in chem... Haha.

[@safiullahfaheem2303]

you helped me soooooo much, thank you

[@Lemonade6969]

thank you for helping ppl even after 9 years!!!! why aren't u a verified youtuber yet? I am subscribing (help him reach 100k and be verified.. its been 9 years!!!)

[@totoroloverrxo]

Thank you for this awesome explanation! I was gone for a couple days from school and this makes so much sense.

[@sciencepost]

Thanks for the feedback. Best wishes catching up!

[@geraldjin]

Thank you so much you just help me for my test tomorrow.

[@intraspecies5120]

How do you know which type of chemical reaction you're dealing with?

[@Ken-ls8cb]

+BuddyMaltese google "types of chemical reactions"

[@audreymadison9200]

In the single replacement equation how do you know which elements switch spots with each other?

[@sephorasgirl23]

omg this helped me so much, i have a test tomorrow :P

[@xxTECHATRONxx]

Quality!

[@judydai6048]

Thank you that was really helpful!

[@victoriao8836]

Do we only do the cross subscript thing for synthesis reactions?

[@merrrickk]

Thank you so much! I totally got this now

[@konulalizada5902]

Thank you so much. Videos that you are posting are awesome and so helpful for learners. I would like you to post a video about balancing redox equation in acidic and base solution. I cannot understand it clearly. Thank you in advance :)