Mole Conversions

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[@robfish001]

Mine couldn’t in three weeks

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Same here aswell, i think most viewers would agree.

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[@sarab1849]

Just Watch bruh what that got to do with mole conversions

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same, my chemistry teacher is not qualified to teach hamsters

[@pranker199171]

Everyone who liked this feels you my dude

[@surfdanceroceana6297]

Mr. Anderson, thanks so much for this fantastic video!!! The way you explain the relationship between molecules, moles and grams clearly, with the actual formulas necessary for each, and how to manipulate them from one direction to the other, is PRICELESS!!! Thanks for actually using the calc with us, as that's where many problems can happen. Love the glass board and terrific sound quality too!!! You're a chemistry ANGEL!!!

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[@Don-Mario]

For 200.0g(4 sig fig) of H20 you get 6.68368x10^24 but with sig figs final answers should be 6.684x10^24 atoms of H20

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[@alexanderjones7196]

6.618 x10^24

[@NiekHaarsma]

I am so happy I came across your videos because my chemistry teacher is no good, and this really helped me. For the question at the end I got 6.684 x 10^24

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i also got this thnks

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+Lyla Wilson this is so relatable

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lmao im in the exact sitation. quiz tomorrow and ive been fucking around in class

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this helped me so much my teacher sucks

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[@amberwilson2616]

i like the different twist with the step by step process instead of just repeating the usual pyramid equations etc... I actually understand now. You're a lifesaver!

[@MEAGaming]

200 grams of water equals 6.684 x 10^24 particles.

[@sumaiadahir9507]

he was doing .200 smart ass

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sumaia dahir lol

[@guitargamer1228]

sumaia dahir He's talking about the last part of the video where Mr. Anderson said that we should be able to find the amount of molecules in a 200g sample of H2O, so you're the smart ass in fact

[@imleo1000]

11.0987791343 x 6.022x10^23 = I got 6.68x10^25 . I calculated on google . I that the wrong one ? If it is wrong then please sate your method

[@emilyssupercool]

imleo1000 i think i did the same as you! i made the mistake of putting the equation into the calculater like 200 x 6.022 x 10 (

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great video, mr anderson is quite happy to simplify things and isn't concerned with demonstrating how clever he is and confusing people in the process. Thank you

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[@mr.awesomeo9158]

how come when you were doing significant figures, your exponent changed from 24 to 25

[@ellstripe5185]

me still waiting

[@lycanthropicmercury]

@@ellstripe5185 to both of you, it was just an error! its to the 24th power.

[@kaybicksler]

@@lycanthropicmercury can you tell me why its to the 24th power and not the 23rd like avogadros number

[@lycanthropicmercury]

@@kaybicksler it’s not Avogadro’s number because he isn’t trying to solve it, that is the number the calculator originally gave him! the calculator give him the number 3.435… x 10 ^24, so Avogadro’s number is not relevant !!! :))

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11:25 the right answer is 3.435 x 10^24 :)

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[@BronzeStarz]

6.684 x 10^24 molecules of water. Thank you for this, its so much easier when you explain it haha

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You explained this so much better than my teacher. Thank you.

[@1MartinPL]

A lot of help :) The Particle Mole Gram diagram cleared everything up :D

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My professor only lectures for two hours a week, she rushes through this stuff faster than I can write it down

[@brindasamula3904]

at 11:20 you said that the right answer is 10 to the 25th power but wouldn't it to the 24th power as it says on the calculator

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Oh thank you I have been trying to learn this all day!.... I'm Grateful:)

[@jiroroque7504]

THE CALCULATOR SAID 3.435413984461709×10^24 NOT ×10^25 BUT THANKS. YOUR VIDEO IS HELPFUL.

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Lol. I caught that, too

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Thank you so much I had no idea how to do this before this video, and now I understand how to do it so much better

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Thank you for starting this video out simple unlike every other video which just jumps into the math and makes me fall asleep (-:

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The formula mass is also called molar mass and molecular mass

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Thanks this was really helpful I was struggling to understand this in class!!

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When ur 6 years younger than your sister and you learned mole conversions in 5 minutes and she almost failed chem bc of mole conversions. Fat W. Thanks bozescience ur a god

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the video was great .i was afraid of d word mole concept but now i really like it

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After you showed how to relate it to the eggs I finally get it!

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[@timgoodliffe]

i did the practice problem is 6.681465x10^24 right?

[@joelgeer496]

+TIm G Yup!

[@surfdanceroceana6297]

+TIm G I got 6.6836 x 10^24 with sig figs, 6.684 x 10^24

[@surfdanceroceana6297]

+Brenda Marlena oops, the UNITS!! 6.684 x 10^24 Molecules of H20!!

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Yes I got the right answer on the first try! Lol this video has helped me more than this whole week in honors chemistry class. I finally feel good about the quiz tomorrow and can sleep peacefully knowing that I think I know what I’m doing.

[@sheirei9706]

Wow.. Thanks.. I finally understood the concept..

[@Malikaafghan]

OMG, I didn't know how to do this on a calculator,now I know thanks to you :-)

[@thisispaulab]

2.25 x 10^23 molecules of CH4 in order to get that mole all you have to do is divide by avagados number which is 6.02 x 10^23 so the answer should be 3.74 g/mol. dont forget sig.figs remember units(molecules)/ 6.02 x 10^23 = moles and grams/ formula mass= moles

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Whoop! Thanks for the refresher. I forgot all of this stuff

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THANK YOU!!!!!! You made this so simple!! Love the reference to eggs!

[@tinasachimas]

I don't get why a mole is equivalent to the molecular mass in grams. A molecule's mass is measured in daltons. Then suddenly, when we are measuring a mole's mass, it uses the same number as molecule's mass, but in the unit of grams instead. Like the mass of H2O is about 18 daltons, and yet the mass of 6.022 x 10^23 H2O molecules is about 18 grams. Like, what??

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11 min video = two class periods and you still did a it better

[@kellysstudio721]

200.0gH2O x 1mole/18.02g x 6.02x10^23/1mole= 6.681x10^24 molecules in that 200.0gH2O

[@oliveepee264]

Question: Why’d you put 3.435x10^25 instead of what you got in the calculator which was 3.435x10^24?

[@isableye7164]

yeah there's a mistake.

[@delinbamerni6291]

In order to go from moles to particles we need to multiply the mole number by avrogadros number not dividing it. thank u for this video now I understand it :D

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You saved my ass! thank you! My teacher was trying to teach us "Follow the yellow brick road bullshit! Your awesome