Thank you for the kind words❤...i really wish you the best in chemistry! Its a fun subject once you get used to it😌

@@KiMai Aw thanks so much for the reply, and hopefully I grow a love for it 💕

@@chelseamurphy9171 No problem at all! I'm here to help and support ye all ^^ 😉And Yes I will, that's the attitude you should have😚

I will try my best but as Im busy with college nowadays, I dont know when that will be. Anyhow thanks for watching❤

thank you for watching 💕

hiiii i’m also sitting the lc yhis year , personally i’m doing the first 3 questions since they’re guaranteed titration organic and other keep in mind they will always ask about preparation apparatus which is an easy question, question 5 is a good one too (chapters 2-7) there might be a lot but it’s pretty simple once you set your mind to it and could possibly be a question 10 also question 6 is fuels and heats of reactions which is a good chapter (chapter 21) yes there’s a lot but it’s not a hard chapter. for other choice i’m planning on studying ph n water and chemical equilibrium!! also learning and understanding all the basic definitions and you’ll be okay !! 💕

@@tomibiala7894 thank you

Oh my goodness guys😅, I feel so bad for you because I heard that last year's chem paper ( your LC year ) was terrible because many of the questions that people had intended to come up, had not come up! I feel horrible and if that was me, I would be crying all day. How did it go for yous?

Yes, it was so bad, I only prepared for the predicted ones and but somehow still got H3.... Anyway I felt like I did really bad cause I didn't even actually answer any question completely for which we had prediction..... But result shocked me... I expected H5 or something cause it went bad...

They can a lil tricky tbh...i would suggest practicing a lot of those questions both from the book and from exam papers. Keep record of all your work and see where you are going wrong and focus on that. Watch volumetric analysis videos on KZfaq and understand why they are doing the steps that they are. Also really work hard on your stoichiometry questions since they are the basis of chemistry calculations. Other than that i also looking at the books examples and seeing what logic are they using for doing each steps. I hope this answers your questions 😊🌸

hi, thanks for watching my video🌸 for calculations : calculations for chemistry can be challenging so dont worry if you don't get them right from the start. work on your basic mathematics. do you know how to manipulate the equations, convert units etc? khan academy has good videos on how to get a mole etc. Follow the example along and practise. When you keep on practicing you will get it. Also if you can't get the right answer, try to figure out EXACTLY why you cant get it. Where did you go wrong ? then you will know what to fix ! for shapes : draw them, play with them, imagine them, think about them. Keep on mulling over them in your head till you get it. Honestly thats the only way i got it. I am a visual learner so i drew them a lot and tried to understand why would something be shaped like this Hope this helps😘

how are u doing now?

hi, thanks for watching💋...unfortunately right now I don't have any notes to sell but let me know what concepts you are struggling with, maybe I can provide some pointers💓

@@KiMai just abit of condensing the information of the organic families . And some concepts such as Hess's law isnt explained in depth. I'm kinda scared that a question might show up and I wont know the answer after all the study.

1.as for organic families, it is very important you understand the basic concepts of electronegativity and generally how inter-molecular and intramolecular forces act. Once you are proficient with that, organic chem will be a bit easier. 2. Then target each family individually, eg properties, examples and functions of aldehydes, alcohols and so on ( making graphs and tables will help) 3.hess's law seems very intimidating but is actually very straightforward. Just learn the definition and I can guarantee the concept of this law is simple and you might actually also already know it without realizing. This video explains it well: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/aNdiqJikz5q6YGQ.html 4. To ease your exam anxiety, I HIGHLY RECOMMEND YOU PRACTISE OLD EXAM PAPERS ( that will help you realize what comes up and how to handle a qs if you don't know it ^^) ((sorry for the long comment, i hope you found it helpful :)))

@@KiMai thank u very much!!! Wish u luck on ur yt channel!! ❤

@@omaymaz4532 thank you :)

hi i would recommend working on improving your English first i.e learn basic vocab and grammar...do loads of English listening and speaking then start worrying about school work if that makes sense🙂

Enshallah Thankyou for your advice , but if i don't pass my gcse what is gonna happen ? 😔

@@savinwolf9054 hmm i dont know much about gcses system so i would recommend talking to a teacher or guidance counselor 🙂

@@KiMai thank you

thanks for watching 💋💋

hmm I haven't done phys/Chem so I can't compare them to phys and Chem separately but I suggest looking at your course requirements and seeing if they make a distinction about them, if they don't then u can choose which ever :)

thanks for watching🌸