Molarity Explained

In this video I will explain molarity and work several examples using the molarity formula.

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thanx a lot.... this video did help me.... but one question, why use a calculator for finding 2.5/0.5? XD

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did you solved every word problem with the correct no. of sig figs

[@ChemAcademy]

+muhamad abdullah example #3 should only have 2 sigfigs....4.3 L should be the correct answer if using the correct number of sigfigs

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I was having problems understanding this until I saw this video

[@deluxeassortment]

that's 291.9 grams of salt per liter water! (the first one) The second one is more realistic at 39.7 g/L but still pretty saturated. Not that it matters for sake of example.

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