3 months to GCE O Level, Have you scored the marks you deserved? Want to score at least 15 more marks in your Organic Chemistry? More details HERE Thanks for visiting!

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Hi students, Do you want to learn how to score at least 15 more marks for your Chemistry exam which is less than 3 months away ?If your answer is yes, please read on.

Else, you may forward it to friends who want the marks.We will be conducting an upcoming Organic Chemistry Mastery Workshop that can help you to score at least 15 more marks in your O Level Chemistry exams regardless of how you fare for previous Chemistry topics.As a gift to my readers of SimpleChemConcepts.com, i would like to first invite you to join us at this workshop before we officially launch it to the public. The best part is, if you hurry, you can enjoy the special “subscriber” early bird price.
(But hurry because the normal price will resume once we launch to public)

Yesterday was the last day of the 5 days O Level Chemistry Intensive Revision Bootcamp and was a really emotional one for me. Especially when i was handling out the Certificate of Acheivement to this special group of committed students. I can see the smile and brightness in the eyes, and feel very proud that i decided after so long, to hold such an intensive program for a group of students that wants more help to learn Chemistry in a simple, more fun manner & to score the grades they truly deserve for their Chemistry in O Levels.

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Many of you have heard or learned about Polymer in school. In layman’s term, it is known to many as “Plastics“, just like what my mother would call these group of substances.

Polymers are an important class of covalent molecular compounds in which the molecules are very big (macromolecules) and are made up of a large number of small repeating units or molecules linked together.

There may be several thousand repeating units in a polymer molecule. These small units from which polymers are made are called Monomers.

This is a Organic Chemistry question that came out in 2006 Nov GCE ‘O’ Level Examination Paper 2.

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Let’s get back to try out more questions on Organic Chemistry.

For GCE ‘O’ Level Examination itself, Organic Chemistry constitute a high weightage of the overall marks. For the last 7 years, Organic Chemistry make up about 25 marks and more for Paper 1 and 2 combined. This is alot of marks for a Topic itself and you should be well versed in it. To me, Organic Chemistry will give us the Base to achieve our A1s and A2s.

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Waiting to see more videos and/or examples where Chemistry Theories are related to Everyday lifes?

Okie..as i promised many of you, i will add Video Learning a new dimesions to my Chemistry Coaching for students.

Let’s continue where we left off last time, on Metals & Reactivity Series..

This time we shall Investigate on the topic of RUSTING (I,e, CORROSION)…and i shall use my folk’s house to show u everyday life examples of it…

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Want to learn about Metals & Reactivity Series in an interactive way? that is different from the Powerpoint slides used in schools?

I will be coming out with a series of videos to show you how Chemistry Theories are linked to everyday life.
We believe by using such ASSOCIATION Method, it will accelerate your learning process.
Our aim is to ensure that you learn Chemistry effectively and efficiently, and the theories will stay with you for life (if not, for very very long in a natural way).

In the video below, you will see me checking out my neighbourhood to find examples of Corrosion of some metals.

In schools, you have learnt about the 3 States of Matter - Solid, Liquid & Gas. You have also learnt about the physical processes that changes one state to another. e.g. Melting, Evaporation, Boiling, Condensation, Freezing, etc..

Sublimation is a very special physical process which changes the solid state directly into the gaseous state without going through Melting process (i.e. without going through the liquid state).

In this video, we share with you one of the everyday life examples that such Chemistry Phenomenons are observed.