UTME 2024: Lady Solves JAMB Chemistry Question, Explains Answer with Simple English

• A Nigerian lady achieved online fame after her TikTok video, where she tackled a challenging Chemistry problem related to natural water for UTME aspirants, went viral
• In her video, she meticulously explained her choice of answer, offering clarity on a question that had multiple confusing options, which likely perplexed many students
• The clear explanation in the video was a revelation to viewers, as evidenced by comments crediting her with providing an eye-opening perspective that greatly improved their understanding of the question

A Nigerian lady resolved a captivating Chemistry query regarding natural water for UTME candidates, which swiftly garnered widespread attention on TikTok.

The clip depicted the lady’s voice elucidating her rationale for selecting the particular solution, potentially clarifying any ambiguity caused by the alternative choices presented to numerous students.

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Viewers of the video remarked that the elucidation provided had enlightened them, significantly enhancing their comprehension of the question.

Natural water in Chemistry

According to LiberalTexts, natural water refers to water that comes from various sources like rivers, lakes, and aquifers, and contains dissolved gases, minerals, and organic and inorganic substances.

It is seldom pure H2O as found in laboratories; instead, it’s a complex mixture that makes up the hydrosphere of the Earth, including oceans, freshwater systems, and atmospheric vapor.

The study of natural water, its distribution, properties, and the processes it undergoes within the Earth’s water cycle, is a key aspect of environmental chemistry and hydrology.

Defining moment Defining moment

Walida Salis, a young lady in Abuja, shared her personal experience about the UTME exam:

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“It was one of the defining moments of my life. I was afraid that I would not meet the required cut off mark. I enjoyed the chemistry part a lot. Eventually, it turned out to be the highest score I got among the fours subjects.”

Watch the video below:

JAMB addresses 2024 UTME candidates

Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that as candidates prepare for the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) 2024, the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) on Monday, April 15, enjoined admission seekers to adhere to its protocols.

According to JAMB in a document sent to Legit.ng, the guidelines of the UTME 2024 are stipulated in candidates' notification slips.

The examination body stated that candidates who are 30 minutes late to their examination halls would be disallowed from writing the UTME 2024.

Legit.ng also previously reported that JAMB asked candidates taking this year's exam to be adequately equipped with the right information about their examination centre, date and time.

Source: Legit.ng