@imdanzh: And don’t forget to look at the textbook for scheme🤧 #chemistry #exam #fyp

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nath an ail :
IDENTIFY ANION? [shock][shock]
2025-07-29 12:41:51
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martin teo student huh🙏🏻😮‍💨
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can I save this?
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PATUT MCM XDE BLJR, F5 RUPANYAA😭
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llintnn. :
kation(ion positive)=katod , anion(ion negative)=anod
2025-07-13 20:53:45
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isha.09_
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you can also use No Clue So Nothing
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afieys :
aku ka yang makin bodo asal aku tak fhm langsung pdhl aku degree chemistry ni
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ken apa b and a mendakan putih
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imdanzh
女quanxi. :
A bit mistake for Step 6, kiri dulu baru kanan
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jgn delte tau😔
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masa cg explain benda ni,satu habuk pun dak masuk kepala 🙏😭
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kalau ujian kation how ada tips tak
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