13 Responses

1. Jertaime

   04|Feb|2008 1

   Hi, I would like you to share more tips on scoring methods and techniques for the gce-o-level chemistry examination.

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2. Eric

   05|Feb|2008 2

   Do share with us more tips in Mole Calculations.
   I have no confidence in this topics.
   Perhaps sharing questions and suggetsed answer would be good.

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3. Nur'ain

   05|Feb|2008 3

   Im taking my Os this year.I still have problems interpreting chemical equations and remembering them.Techniques for the gce-o-level chemistry exam would be very helpful.

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4. Rena

   05|Feb|2008 4

   hI..I Really would like you to share discuss more tough questions from previous years’ papers for gce o level examination..:)

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5. Jen

   05|Feb|2008 5

   HiHi, I would love to see more of your tips and examination questions for chemistry. Thank you so much!

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6. Irish

   09|Feb|2008 6

   hello. : ) would like you to discuss tough questions from previous years’ papers.

   also, like, method in answering questions those kinda stuff?
   thanks!

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7. rija bukhari

   14|Feb|2008 7

   yes i need help.nowadays in our chemistry class we are doing mole calculations
   & thats easy.i scored 63 out of 100.i know they are not good marks.i came to
   this analyse that my objective questions went very bad.so if you may help me
   with that and teach me that what is the thing that the questioner is asking and
   the main concept of the objective type questions.i will be grateful to you.thanks
   for replying.rite now i am tensed about my chemistry.pleaseee. help me improving
   my chemistry. thankyou

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8. sean

   15|Feb|2008 8

   We note your request for help in answering Examination Questions.

   We are getting very good responses from students, parents, teachers as well as
   some tutors that come regularly to our website.

   Most have also been automatically signed up as SimpleChemConcepts.com
   subscribers as they download the Free Video on Tips for Balancing Chemical
   Equation.

   I will be sharing some of the Tips on answering questions in O Level Chemistry
   (Grade 9 and 10) in 2 ways:
   1) Either email follow-up tips to subscribers, or
   2) Posting in the Blog on my website http://www.SimpleChemConcepts.com directly

   Do continue to visit our website and find your resources to score for Chemistry.

   Cheers
   Sean
   “Experience Learning With A Difference”

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   27|Feb|2008 9

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10. hihi

    12|Apr|2008 10

    Hi, I hope you’ll do more on acids, bases and salts as I don’t know practically the entire chapeter and my teache is very poor in explaining it to us. It will be great if you could provide some notes and tips, as well as going through the answers of past years’ papers. Thanks a lot!

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11. sean

    13|Apr|2008 11

    Thanks for your comments.

    I will be sharing some of the Tips on answering questions in O Level Chemistry(Grade 9 and 10 for GCSE) in 2 ways:
    1) Either email follow-up tips to subscribers, or
    2) Posting in the Blog on my website http://www.SimpleChemConcepts.com directly

    Do continue to visit our website and find your resources to score for Chemistry.

    You can also sign up as subscriber by entering your email at:
    http://www.simplechemconcepts.com/balancechemicalequations.html

    Stay Tuned.

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12. Thoo ching ling

    31|Oct|2008 12

    Kindly provide me the answers for MCQ questions you posted. I am a combined
    science student.

    Thank you.

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    sean Reply:
    October 31st, 2008 at 5:13 pm

    Thanks Ching Ling for your comment.

    I will be sharing the answers real soon for the Mini Series on Tough MCQ questions.

    Perhaps, you might want to share your answers with us, so that someone will come in
    to share the suggested answers and reasonings.

    Learning is about taking actions.

    Cheers
    Sean

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