Degree: Medical Sciences (Bachelors) - Exeter University
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About me:
I am a medical sciences student in Exeter University. I have done science and math all my life and I hope i can pass some of my knowledge onto you.
I am patient and kind. I have been teaching children in a summer camp for the last three years and have experience tutoring individually as well.
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The sessions will be tailored to you, based on what you want to learn. We will ensure that you understand the concepts of the topics and then dive into exam questions.
I understand that people learn differently so I will use different ways (diagrams, words, even football analogies) to help ensure you understand it enough to explain it to me.
I hope you will find the sessions fun and that they will increase your enthusiasm for knowledge.
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If you have any questions, send me a 'WebMail' or book a 'Meet the Tutor Session'! (both accessible through this website). Remember to tell me your exam board and what you're struggling with. I will get back to you as soon as possible.
I look forward to meeting you. Ciao!
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Questions Angelica has answered
Balance the equation for the complete combustion of hydrogen.
Complete combustion occurs when there is an abundance of air. So hydrogen must react with oxygen and this produces water:
H2 + O2 = H2O
This is the quation, however it is not balanced. There are 2 atoms of oxyen on the left side of the equation and only 1 on the right.
To solve this we need to double the number of oxygen atoms on the right:
H2 + O2 = 2H2O
This results in another problem. There are now 4 hydrogen molecules on the right and only 2 on the left. To solve this we need to double the number of hydrogen molecules on the left:
2H2 + O2 = 2H2O
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