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Hello, you are telling the steps, but you are not explaining what is happening during the steps. Please reconsider your video.

why do you use a potato? why not a styrofoam block? that´s much more sustainable than wasting food.

Very well demonstrated tysm

why light does not get reflected from the upper part of the plano convex lens? interference will happen or not???

very good video

cool

thank u so much

Thanks a lot

thank u so much u r doing good job... this is very helpful to me and others..

what happen of cysteine being test by ninhydrin?

One of the best videos I ever watched on youtube, clears everything about the adultration in milk which is pretty common these days. The government should make labs in every city capable of performaning these tests in order to check the quality of milk. Thanks a lot sir for making such a great video. Love you from Pakistan .

excellent

Thank U

Very nice video.

Thank you very much.

Very good information.Regards.

Plz.... *make your videos in Hindi.*

It would be easier to keep the agar dish on a surface and barely lift the lid while streaking

Very interesting. I'm studying for my microbiology test, and this video shows up! Oh and I love Amma!

my god so robotics.....

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useful...

that was very helpful ...........thank you

Thanks, very helpful tutorial indeed

The attempt is very good. But wavelength is inversely proportional to refractive index and it is not directly proportional as displayed in the video.

I am astudent of laboratory departiment i benefited a lot thanks

very nice

the best double diffusion test video ever

Well explained - thanks!

hey is this caesin by product eatable

thanks

nice presentation

It is good but give more explanation pls

I am some confused, please help you called n2 as the absolute viscosity of the liquid. I knew that the capillary tube is to measure the kinematic viscosity not absolute. also, I found some article about the Ostwald's viscometer, and in such article they represented the n2 as the viscosity coefficient not as the absolute viscosity, could you please illustrate or send me a link to understand what is actually the n2 refers to? and what is definitely the viscosity coefficient ? thanks

thanks mam this is very helpful 4r me

very interesting and easy to understand

it's very useful

thank you

What is the percentage of Potassium Iodide???

very good video .. but background music is creating too much noise even hindering to concentrate on your lecture.. i think it is not necessary or keep its level very low w.r.t. ur own audio .. thank you very much for putting helpfull video. Prabhat Kumar , AIIMS P

stop using music behind

Thank you!This was very helpful

this video looks that I have to problems solved

Perfect

Thanks for the video. Helpful.

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very nice explanation ...thank u

how is the connection between sds chamber and power suply is not correct? what is the effect with the sample or the gel?