These videos should gain popularity as they are exam board specific and yet in detail to understand the concept better. :)

Thank you, sir, for taking your time out to do these videos. They're extremely helpful and well made.

@MaChemGuy

7 жыл бұрын

emaa w Well that's very kind of you to say so.

Ma Chem Guy I want to take a moment out of my study time to really Thank you for your effort in these videos. The one thing that makes it very amazing is that your videos are very short but in great detail, you just go straight to the point effortlessly. There are thousands of chemistry tutorial videos online that takes up to an hour and we don't get it because young people like me get bored. We only rely on youtube videos because we want to get a simple and clear understanding of each topic to get us started. This is because we spend 2-3 hours in a chemistry lesson every day with lectures talking for hours without a good approach to help us understand the topic so we don't like to spend another time watching an hour tutorial of one topic its demotivating. If you agree that the length of this video and his approach to teaching chemistry is BRILLIANT hit the like button.

@MaChemGuy

5 жыл бұрын

Jessica Egharevba Thank you so much for your wonderful comment. I’m delighted that you took the time to get in touch, it really does mean a great deal to hear how helpful you find the videos. Good luck!

@sujata8957

3 жыл бұрын

cannot agree more

Sir may God bless you and make you live longer. I'm on a marathon of watching all your videos that are related to what I study. You're removing all my frustrations and making me confident again that I can pass this subject. Thank you so much. And you wanna know how impactful your videos are Sir, hear me out I'm from Africa certain country known as Tanzania. 🇹🇿

@MaChemGuy

3 жыл бұрын

Wow, this was so great to read. Thanks for getting in touch, I really do appreciate it.

Thanks so much for your videos, I cannot explain how helpful they are!!!!

@MaChemGuy

9 жыл бұрын

oonagh micklethwaite You're welcome. You'll have to let me know how you do in the summer :)

Thank you so much for uploading this!

lifesaver even 8 years on!

Very very happy with this now!!! I love how clear and well done your videos are! I know I comment every time i watch one of your videos but they are brilliant and are the perfect method of teaching for me! much better than some of my past chemistry teachers! THANK YOU AGAIN!! And well ever considered Magdalen College School Oxford because the Chemistry department could do with someone like you!! haha THANK YOU SO SO MUCH! MUCH HAPPIER FOR TOMORROW!!! KEEP IT UP!

@MaChemGuy

8 жыл бұрын

You're VERY welcome Henry. Thanks for your comment. It makes what I do worthwhile. Good luck for tomorrow!!!

@henersinsane

8 жыл бұрын

No No thank you! Deserve a lot more recognition online and in the classroom!

omg just watched it and i understand !! thank u...... you r machemguyy!

You're simply the best ❤️

I honestly can’t thank you enough ! Much love

@MaChemGuy

5 жыл бұрын

Pickle Pickley Way too kind! Thanks all the same

Hi there, loving your videos looking forward to the redox titrations video. It is something I really struggle on and waiting for that video. Thanks for upload.

@MaChemGuy

9 жыл бұрын

Mohammad Yasin Hi, they're already done. They're in the F325 Transition Elements playlist :)

Your explaining is perfect 👌👌

This really helped me thank you !!

I love this video it's well explain even my tough brain understand the lesson taught here

You are an amazing person and a great teacher for making all these and explaining it in a very clear way :) you've cleared all doubt apart from one..... For the last part if you had to show that the reaction would not proceed through Eo Value... If you were to do the Eo= Positive - Negative i.e. +0.77 - (+.54) = +0.23 Volts that shows that the reaction is feasible and it will happen.. but it doesn't. Could you please explain that. Thank you very much :)

@MaChemGuy

9 жыл бұрын

Sonil Zaki You generally need a difference of 0.4V for a reaction to proceed. Often a high activation energy will prevent a feasible reaction form happening. Hope that helps. Thanks for your kind words by the way! :)

Very very helpful

I hope this doesn't sound silly, but why must we focus on the oxidising agent when explaining why a reaction occurs? Why not the reducing agent instead? Is it because of the definition of a standard electrode? Hopefully those questions make sense and thanks in advance, the video is helping me lots :)

thank you

yayyyy

i cannot figure out where's the gravity working on your board have u put the bord on ground or the camera is below the bord on wall.

@pushkarsoni8927

8 жыл бұрын

+Jimmy Smith oh. thanks.

TYSMMMMMM

You are an alpha.

Hi Ma Chem Guy, your videos are amazing and are helping me to teach some of the A-level syllabus to myself (as my school is very behind !!!!!) you've made this topic so easy and understandable. Thank you !!!!

@MaChemGuy

2 жыл бұрын

Wow - thanks for that. Really kind of you to say :)