Carrying out a titration

[@lowlevelpanic999]

No problem! As a former high school teacher in the UK I'm impressed that you got your students to go onto You Tube to make comments about the video. It sounds like a useful homework task that I will be setting my students when I go back into the classroom. Thanks for the comments.

[@emilyhyang]

Perfect for our chemistry labs The professional techniques here will definitely help us in the future.

[@workdoneiszero]

Excellent correct titration video. Hold the conical flask with ur right hand and use left hand for stopcock while titrating. thnx

[@emilyhyang]

Perfect for our recent chemistry labs (professional technique; definitely will use what we learned).

[@alric50]

This video was very clear and helpful for our chemistry lab.

[@AustinChen0]

Um... To anyone confused about the sudden influx of positive posts, a few chemistry classes were asked to watch and post responses to this video as part of a homework. Anyways, the technique demonstrated was solid, and carried out in a manner that was sufficient- not lacking in anything, and not full of useless fluff either.

[@Jay98ify]

This is a great video for all levels- I am only in grade 9, but it was really very helpful.

[@workdoneiszero]

Excellent correct titration video! Hold the conical flask in ur right hand and use left hand for stopcock. thnx

[@joshuaevans5590]

Stopclock*

[@Enelya00]

Wow! Thanks so much!! This will totally help my titration exam! :D

[@MontyT321]

This video really helped me, thank you!

[@TheRebeccaHiu]

what are the use of white tiles in this experiment?

[@phoenixblade8315]

to see the colour change

[@keerthikrishnan1250]

This was very helpful thx!

[@MangaDevilCat]

Awesome vid!

[@kaijacklin9108]

very informative, thank you.

[@kartikjain4409]

helpful video, thanks.

[@unknown455]

is it advisable to start with 0.0 for the titration though... Nearing the end point, you should be releasing the acid in dropwise manner. This is not accurate

[@TheImpressionable]

This was just slightly awesome!

[@allison_valley]

Thanks for the video!

[@chihangc]

good video!

[@samandhol]

This shoulda been given before the lab. Could save us more time.

[@thlin2]

nice video.

[@fifinaz786]

thank you! gd video... will try the pipette filling technique find dat the hardest bit loool

[@fiercie23]

thank you! this was very helpful (:

[@dhwanitchem]

Excellent!!

[@7oas7y]

Now I can do my chemistry prac tomorrow!

[@wang940120]

thanks for the video

[@ap25001]

pretty much what we did in class.

[@whyhellotharee]

thank you!!

[@tinytwinkle1349]

Thank you!!!!

[@waddapwaveshiet]

Pretty helpful

[@aliabbas391]

NICE!!!!!!!!!

[@Advancebo]

ALBERT DENG WAS HERE

[@superaznpanda]

i wonder how many of us who had to comment for chem had to make an account to do it

[@NoopyisSnoopy]

nice :]

[@bansheehalo2]

im supposed to comment on this for chemistry

[@ph4ntom012]

LOL putting pipette into solution which u will eventually take out at least 0.004 (approx) each time u do that

[@ashwee222]

Umm you actually need to hold the top of the pipette with your pointer finger now.

[@mostwanted092]

hahahaaha lol? random much.

[@krakchemia]

1. You should always fill biurette to 0 . 2. Biurette was dirty... 3. Solution can't flow so quickly 4. OMG :P