Learn about the components of a chemical reaction, including reactants and products, and how chemical bonds are affected during the process. Explore examples like cookies and rusty bike fenders to understand these concepts...

Uncover the dramatic conclusion of World War II in the Pacific with the deployment of the atomic bomb, reflecting on the profound implications for humanity and the legacy of nuclear warfare.



The Attack on Pearl Harbor and the...

Explore the concept of energy changes in chemical reactions, including exothermic and endothermic reactions. Learn how chemical reactions can either release or absorb energy in the form of heat or light, with examples ranging from...

Explore the captivating details about the sun, the central star of our solar system. Learn about its immense size, its role in holding the solar system together, and the crucial light and heat it provides to sustain life on...

Explore how our bodies instinctively react to cold weather to maintain a constant internal temperature. Learn about the physiological adjustments, from constricted blood vessels in extremities to the appearance of goose bumps, that...

After learning about the different kinds of organometallic reactions, we are ready to learn about transition metal catalysis. This is an incredible field that has pushed organic synthesis forward in leaps and bounds over the past 50...

Chewing gum activates the receptors in our gums that send information to the brain. The added bonus of an increased heart rate also allows the muscles to receive more blood. This is why so many professional footballers and basketball...

Did you know you can turn zinc into silver?! This can happen through a simple single replacement chemical reaction. Check out this video to watch this transformation happen live!

Double replacement chemical reactions, also known as precipitation reactions, are reactions where 2 elements are replaced. But you have to make sure that you replace the correct elements! In this video, we show you not only how to...

Decomposition, or combination, chemical reactions are an important reaction in chemistry and one that students sometimes struggle with. In this video, we simplify decomposition reactions so that students are able to not only identify...

Do you know what happens when you light rubbing alcohol on fire? Rubbing alcohol is a hydrocarbon with the name isopropyl alcohol. Because it is a hydrocarbon, it will burn in the presence of oxygen. This is an example of a combustion...

Meet Chef Catalina, a culinary maverick on a mission to create delicious food for every allergy and intolerance. Despite severe food allergies herself, Catalina embraces the challenge of reinventing traditional recipes for restricted...

Learn how T.S. Eliot, A.C. Bradley, and Harold Bloom interpreted the characters and events of act 1, scene 2 of Hamlet. Is Hamlet a believable character? Can we sympathize with him? What might you do in his situation?

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First Order Reactions part 1

Chemical Kinetics : Understanding Fast, Moderate, and Slow Reactions

Learn how the 4 Levels model evaluates content and methods against 4 criteria;

Recognize that Level 1 is Learners' reactions – Was the training relevant and enga
ging?
Learn that Level 2 examines what individuals learned –...

This video is answering the question of do chemical reaction affect energy.

In this video we cover :<br/>
- What exothermic and endothermic re<br/>actions are
- What reaction profiles ar<br/>e and how to draw them
- What activation energy is and how we show it on reaction profiles

This video covers:

- The idea that the carbon-carbon double bond can break, which allows the carbons to bond to new a
toms
- How alkenes react with hydrogen to fo
rm alkanes
- How alkenes react with water to
form...

This video is covers what acids and bases are, what the pH scale is, how we measure pH with indicators and probes, and what neutralisation reactions are.

In this video, we cover:

- What enzymes
are
- How en
zymes work
- The difference between the lock and key model and the in

duced fit model


Exam board specific info:r/>AQA - Suitable for everyone
IG
CSE...

In this video, we cover:

- The characteristics that all living things have have in co
mmon
- You can remember these using the acronym MRS GREN, where the letters stand for movement, respiration, sensitivity, growth,...

This video covers the following<br/>
- The difference between a normal reaction and a reversib<br/>le reaction
- What is <br/>meant by 'equilibrium'
- What is meant by the 'position of equilibrium'

When metals react they lose their outermost electrons. This video covers which metals are the most and least reactive & also how we can determine reactivity by reacting them with acids and water. Then at the end we cover displacement...