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I just phoned chem guy!!!! I actually talked to him!!
1 year ago 33
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You need to make videos for phase diagrams and other topics...like nuclear chemistry.
1 year ago 12
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Thanks Chemguy! I signed up for the videos and made the donation. The videos helped me so much and I got an A for the semester! Thanks again!
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@pik4lif Omg :O
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WHAT HAPPENED TO YOUR 'STACHE???!!!!!
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Donate to his website. Its actually worth it..its only $10 and you get the order
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no, thank YOU for your help. You're a wonderful person, chemguy. There's not much people that put so much care to put up public lessons for high school students... for free. You're wonderful :D
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CHEM GUY! You are truly a great teacher, and all around person. You are very intelligent and you teach it in a way that makes it entertaing. I love how passionate you are, I really do not like chemistry but when I watch your vids it almost makes me enjoy haha and that is saying alot. So thank you and keep doing what you are doing.
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You are such a GREAT teacher! I really did not recognize you without the mustache, glasses, and brown hair though, but it was your awesome technique that helped know who were. I wish you the Best of Luck!
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Thank you so much!!! I understand AP Chem now and plan to make at least a 95 in there =D You are so amazing and thank you for all of the time, effort, and hard work you've put into these videos to ensure that kids like me who you don't even know pass their chemistry class with the grades they want. You make me understand something in 9 minutes that my AP Chem teacher can't teach me in hours (No offense to my chemistry teacher, he's awesome. I just can't read the board and i need tons of examples
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Thank you, thank you, thank you!! I subscribed to your series of video's and I am so grateful for them! You definitely know how to teach. THANK YOU!!!
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chemguy you are wonderful!
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Is there is any type of acid, etc. that would be able to completely dissolve a vegetable plant upon contact, or within say a matter of minutes?
A client of my landscaping company wants to have a large container filled with a substance that she can throw her unwanted vegetable plants, leaves, etc. into and have them completely dissolve in the shortest amount of time possible, preferably on contact. Any advice, or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you.
martha2ful 1 year ago
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