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Making Sense is an award-winning tuition centre in Singapore. They specialize in A’ Level and O’ Level chemistry tuition. They also offer personal consultations to students to ensure ef...
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Electrochem | Industrial Applications of Electrolysis | A Level H2 Chem | Making Sense
Industrial applications of electrolysis is applied in various fields and it is also required for the purification and extraction of metals. To get detailed information about electrochemistry, must...
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Kinetics | Experimental Methods | A level H2 Chem | Making Sense Chem
There are mainly two types of experimental methods for Kinetics, first one is continuous method and second one is discontinuous method. Watch the complete video to get more information about these...
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