How to Calculate Molarity for a Solution

[@michaeltaylor3552]

Nearly a full decade later, your videos are still helping people! Thanks Mr. Causey!

[@mrcausey]

You're welcome. Thank you for watching and commenting. I hope you smashed the like button.

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@@mrcausey I sure did!

[@education19s]

the way to teaching is very fair.thankyou sir

[@mrcausey]

You're welcome. Thank you for watching.

[@jec8898]

you help me a lot Mr.Causey!!!!tnx

[@its.donnie.4840]

Even though your video is 10 years old its very helpful

[@mrcausey]

Well, thank you so much for the comment and watching.

[@josueramirez1971]

THANK YOU Mr.causey!!!!!!! Keep up the details of how you get to each result, it makes so much sense...Thanks again!

[@abhisheksingh-qo1mw]

Thanks you sir for clearing my concept. And I saw your bridge project, and it was awesome, I saw the awesome power of physics

[@mrcausey]

You're welcome. Thank you for watching and commenting.

[@abhimanyumohanta9286]

Thankyou for solving my confusion and also to teach me such nicely

[@mrcausey]

You're welcome! Thank you so much for watching.

[@nelsonnaraga9177]

Wtf!!! It so easy as I thought!!!

[@IanD.]

maybe nxt time make some problems that requires you to transpose the equation like for example: calculate the volume of a sample given a molarity and a mole of a sample this videos are really helpful. thanks for making it guys!!!

[@rupert-qf9zt]

Super helpful !!!!!!

[@mrcausey]

Thank you for watching and commenting!

[@naythewriter7272]

Even though it's been nine years. Am really thankful 🥰

[@mrcausey]

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Thank you so much, sir; God bless you.

[@mrcausey]

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[@hannah_goodman]

Thanks!

[@mrcausey]

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[@usifkargbo5687]

this is very helpful thank you very much, please help us with the full volumetric analysis titration with the table of values obtained from your titration of acid base and with their calculations like finding the molarity, concentration, moles and molar mass of a solution. please help me/us sir

[@JRBetley32]

Thank you Mr. Causey!!!!

[@mrcausey]

You're welcome!

[@melh1030]

Thank you! Your video was really helpful!

[@mrcausey]

Melissa Hydock You're welcome. Thank you for watching and commenting.

[@TheArthas17]

great intro music!

[@sonurana586]

How can we calculate molarity of a liquid like HCl??

[@mrcausey]

Usually, you would do a titration with a base with a known pH.

[@grextan2139]

thank you for this video

[@mrcausey]

You're welcome. Thank you for watching and commenting.

[@rupamtirole]

Thank you I am here after 10 yeras

[@mrcausey]

You're welcome! Thanks for watching.

[@gamerdudepunk]

I'm at a loss for words. I'm completely stuck. I need help and I have no idea where to go! My exam is tomorrow and I need help when adding and diluting solutions

[@mrcausey]

Try this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fGOlg6N8ns2Laa8 and this one kzbin.info/www/bejne/Zp2bfYGXp6ZqfZY

[@itsnicolae]

how did you get thag 16.45 g?

[@itsnicolae]

*that

[@mrcausey]

It's in the problem. 0:31

[@destinyjohnsom3307]

i got 80.04 g/mol or did you round?

[@mrcausey]

I used significant figures.

[@Alex-bc7js]

i have finals tommorow, and now i am saved

[@DavyCJ]

Isn’t hydrogen 1.008🤔

[@mrcausey]

It is not unusual to use sig figs to the hundredths place or even or units place for hydrogen. Thanks for watching.

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GAINED SO MUCH ILL PASS I KNOW

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