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Just conceptually, why do we need to use a positive test charge or even a test charge at all to determine when the electric field will be zero?

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How would you compare the solubility of aluminum phosphate in water Vs different aqueous solutions (sodium acetate) (NH4NO3)

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Every thing about simple harmonic motion according to essential physics

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24:22 how can you throw a ball from 0m height?

Why is it 3 sin theta and 3 cos theta

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When the temperature goes up, randomness goes up. That's why people get all crazy when the weather is like 100+ degrees.

This really helped simply the concept, thank you!!

for the last example, what happens to the other cl- ion (the one that doesn't get attached). does it attach to another molecule, or...?

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Would you mind o share that what type of hybridisation is present in HF? Is it SP or SP2 or SP3? and please explain. TIA

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For the 2nd dimensional, first problem you tried to solve you said that the initial velocity was 50 when it's a 100? I'm a bit confused on that part

26:37 I thought we were solving for the magnitude of the average velocity, not just velocity. So, if our initial velocity is zero, wouldn't our average velocity be 30 mph? idk

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sir, at 17:30 wouldn't the acetylide ion be more attracted to the secondary carbon since it have more positive charge? why would it be different than the oxymercuration demercuration reaction?

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at 4:27 which one will be the major product? im guessing the secondary bromine and its enantiomer is the major product because the secondary radical is the major resonance contributor.

this is so goated, I couldn't found any source online showing 2°amine reacting with ketone, and I finally found it here, thanks chad:))

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5:04 but we said that HF is a weak acid, so how come a stronge conjugate acid is a weak acid

You make chemical kinetics so easy. Thank you very much.

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