Introduction to Solubility Equilibria - AP Chem Unit 7, Topic 11a

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5:16 So is molar solubility and Molarity the same thing? If so, would that make solubility a version of molarity???

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Molar solubility is just the molarity of a substance that will create a saturated solution. The units for molar solubility are moles per liter.

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Hello, thanks for the video. I have a question, I couldn't really understand the difference between molarity and molar solubility.

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Good question. Molar solubility is the molarity of the compound that is dissolved when it is saturated. Basically, it’s the maximum molarity of that compound in solution at a specific temperature. Thanks for watching, and I hope that helps!

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