Calculate Ksp

[@yourlocaltheatrekid900]

you are saving me from failing CHEM 102 after weeks of struggling to understand the material. Thank you. Better teaching than anything I've gotten at my uni

[@OldSchoolChemistry]

Hi Your Local Theatre Kid, I am SO proud of your extra work watching videos to understand chemistry. Well done! God bless you in your class:)

[@DanielleKahl-f9r]

You´re so amazing!!! We only have one option with your videos: to understand! Thank you so much! You're saving me for my chemistry exam at university! (a lot to remember in such a short time!)

[@OldSchoolChemistry]

Hi Danielle, thank you for that gracious comment! I am so proud of your hard work. God bless you:)

[@aliabas2121]

Thank you so much you made me get this iin 8 minutes i have watched a lot of videos but only yours helped me

[@OldSchoolChemistry]

Ali! I’m so glad. Good luck with your class😊

[@sleeplesswhipdcreme_nosleep]

Doing my Year 12 midyear exam and need this as revision. Thanks. Oh, and you're pretty cool I guess.

[@OldSchoolChemistry]

Hi Sleepless, Thanks;) God bless you on your midyear exam!

[@abdospace]

Thank you so much for your videos. They have been such a great help for me right now but I'm having trouble understanding one thing. If the value of 2F- is 2x and we plug it in [F-]^2 in KSP how is it still 2x when the 2 (co-efficient) is now an exponent? I hope this makes sense

[@OldSchoolChemistry]

Hi Abdospace, maybe this will help. It is 2x and also [F-]^2. If you plugged them in, it would be [2x]^2 which is 4x^2. I hope that helps! Look at some problems in your textbook. I imagine you will find similar problems and the repetition will help understanding. I hope it goes well!

[@abdospace]

@@OldSchoolChemistry Thank you so much!