JAMB/WAEC Chemistry 2026 EP 10 - Dalton's Atomic Theory & Modifications + Likely Exam Questions скачать в хорошем качестве

JAMB/WAEC Chemistry 2026 EP 10 - Dalton's Atomic Theory & Modifications + Likely Exam Questions

In this Episode 10 of our 2026 JAMB/WAEC Chemistry Tutorial Series, we explore Dalton’s Atomic Theory—one of the foundational concepts in Chemistry—and highlight its modern modifications, relevance, and likely exam questions based on past JAMB and WAEC papers. Dalton's theory laid the groundwork for atomic science, and understanding it is essential for acing topics like atomic structure, chemical reactions, and the evolution of atomic models in both WAEC SSCE Chemistry and JAMB UTME Chemistry. 🔍 In this video, you’ll learn: ✅ The original postulates of Dalton's Atomic Theory ✅ Modern modifications based on recent scientific discoveries ✅ Strengths and weaknesses of Dalton’s theory ✅ Real-life applications and exam relevance ✅ Likely JAMB/WAEC Chemistry 2026 questions with solutions ✅ Objective and theory-style questions with clear explanations 📘 Why this is important for you: Common topic in WAEC Chemistry Paper 1 & 2 Frequently tested in JAMB CBT Chemistry section Forms the basis for questions on atomic models, chemical laws, and mass relationships Whether you're targeting A1 in WAEC Chemistry or a high JAMB UTME score, this lesson will help you master key theoretical concepts and prepare confidently for your exams. 📥 Helpful Resources: 🔗 Download WAEC/JAMB Chemistry Past Questions: [https://play.google.com/store/apps/de...] 🔗 Access Full Chemistry Tutorial Playlist: [https://play.google.com/store/apps/de...] 🔗 Free 2026 Chemistry Syllabus & Study Guide: [   • JAMB Chemistry 2026 - Syllabus & Area of C...  ] 🔔 Like, Comment & Subscribe Get notified when we drop the next episode! Help others succeed too by sharing this with your classmates and study groups. #JAMB2026 #WAEC2026 #DaltonsAtomicTheory #ChemistryTutorial #JAMBPreparation #WAECPreparation #AtomicTheory #ChemistryMadeEasy #AtomicStructure #SSCE2026 #UTMEChemistry