AQA A-Level Chemistry - Fractional Distillation and Cracking

This video runs through Alkanes, Alkenes and Haloalkanes followed by Fractional Distillation and Cracking.

This video does not cover alkanes used as fuels.

[i.buchanan]

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[IshtyaqKamal]

Oh and the catalyst is a zeolite consisting of SiO2 and Aluminium Oxide (Dont know if it is AlO or AlO2)
-You may be asked about their honeycomb structure which is just to increase surface area

[aaliyaha]

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[nataliehernandez]

I have my AS level exam tomorrow, and I had never understood this topic. I finally do understand, so thanks for the help!!

[d.]

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[virtual]

I understood it straight away. This is incredible

[borojenxx]

Thank you, I really liked the explanation of Fractional Distillation x

[waqarqarshi]

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[levijulies]

This really helped for my exam for tmrrw really good explaining

[mohammedd]

Isomerism video pleasee. Your videos are really helpful thanks a lot!!

[mushroomsara]

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[ryanbower]

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[rgqwerty]

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[sophiakannathasan]

is this video and your other videos applicable to the new a level chemistry syllabus?

[IshtyaqKamal]

Just wanted to say you are correct polymerisation is in unit 2!

[dakotafireshard]

in the text book it tells you each carbon chain and its uses? I've looked at the specification and it doesn't say if we need to learn their uses or not? do you happen to know? thanks very much for the videos

[AliHaider-usfw]

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[The_Reductionist]

"In thermal cracking, high temperatures (typically in the range of 450°C to 750°C)"
#chemguide  
will it matter whether we say 1000 degrees or 450-750, and if so which is more accurate?

[tapi]

In the new spec we learn about addition polymerisation within this unit and l was wondering if you could do a video on it or explain it as l missed my lesson on it and l just don't get it.

[francescamckendrick]

In my spec it says petroleum is a mixture of alkane hydrocarbons, I don't understand this as I thought petroleum was produced in the fractions and that the fractions didn't produce mixtures?