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Watch the "Chemical Chameleon" in action! 🦎🧪In this video, Sir Faiz Ul Hassan demonstrates how Transition Metals act like chameleons by changing colors in different oxidation states. Watch Potassium Permanganate (KMnO) transform from Purple (+7) to Green (+6) and finally to Brown (+4) when a reducing agent is added!
🤯Key Concepts Covered:✅ Transition Metals & Variable Oxidation State
s✅ Redox Reactions (Reduction & Oxidation)
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Proof That 1 = 2? 😲 Using Basic Algebra such as (x² − y²) — Spot the Mistake & Comment Below!”

Are you doing ONLY topical past papers and skipping the yearly ones? Think again! 📚 In this short, I explain why topical past papers AND yearly past papers are both essential.

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Unlock 3 exam-checked tips that make the biggest difference in your grades! 🎓 In this short, we show actual papers reviewed by examiners, highlight the most common mistakes students make — like writing an incomplete sentence when asked “How does graphite conduct electricity?” — and share actionable fixes you can use right now.
Whether you’re studying for O Level Chemistry 5070, IGCSE Chemistry 0620, AS Chemistry 9701 or A2 Chemistry 9701, these tips are for you.

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Real examiner-marked answers (see exactly what’s wrong and why)

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How to avoid the “incomplete statement” trap and write full, examiner-friendly responses

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