Acid-Base Titrations & Standard Solutions | A-level Chemistry | OCR, AQA, Edexcel

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the microphone quality is killing me

[@barksstuff8141]

@Tyrone... It Is 😭

[@voy4ges]

Great tutorial! it is surely gonna help me tomorrow

[@abdulaleemgaad3140]

Amazing video and very helpfull.

[@chrisantaeboothe4114]

This video helped me so much. Thank you!!!

[@warriorgirl6952]

the summary is definitely there don't worry and finally we will be doing the summary ...where is it...?

[@ellar168]

At 12:46 didn't you write it wrong because it's a 1:1 ratio, it should be 0.0025mols on either side, not one side 0.0025 and the other 0.0225???

[@sadiyo766]

It was probably an error.

[@Harry-es7zh]

That value is the volume

[@M.Ritesh]

It’s an error on their behalf

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This is amazing

[@tanisha7224]

Very clear

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audio peaking

[@dearlantsov]

24:29 1:06

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Thanks......

[@AlexofYarm]

How do you find limiting reagent

[@harrydonna90677]

calculate the number of moles by doing concentration x volume, then the reagent with the lower number of moles will be the limiting reagent because it has fewer moles and therefore will be used up quicker.

[@aviharris9365]

פשוט מדהים תודה רבה!

[@launchpadlearn]

You're welcome! Glad you liked it! 💖

[@Oliver-wm1xi]

M means molarity (concentration), not Mr.

[@pommestrudel]

It depends on how you learned it. The way she learned it in school, M stands for Mr. The way I learned it is to just write Mr, and the way you learned it is that M stands for concentration. It doesn't matter what letter you use in the equation, as long as your equation is right and you substitute each letter correctly.

[@jamesramplin8124]

@@pommestrudel still important to bring up

[@lola4187]

why did u do 250/25?

[@Gamezone-ok3ls]

Coz we trying to the volume in 250 cm*3

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