RICE Tables

[@nthatotlhakudi1857]

7 years later and still the best RICE table video on the internet. Thank you 🥲

[@flippinsciencevideos]

Glad it helped!

[@UNFUNBEATS]

Dude this is crazy!!! My teacher taught our class this concept abt 3 times and most of us still were confused, but this video really cleared things up! Keep up the great work my guy!

[@JacobJohnson-dp2yo]

TIFFSYNDICATE u got bad teacher

[@danedi2951]

@@JacobJohnson-dp2yo me too

[@traceenurczyk2684]

I have been trying to figure out how to teach RICE tables during this time of remote learning. Thank you for not over complicating this and making such a clear, concise video!

[@flippinsciencevideos]

Glad it was helpful!

[@annajenkins8756]

cramming right before my chem trial exam tomorrow and u sort of saved my life

[@theredmonkey236]

Thank you soooo much! I was so confused on this and never thought I'd understand it, but you cleared it up for me!

[@flippinsciencevideos]

You're very welcome!

[@Dani-jy8ci]

Thank you, sir! This video was so helpful.

[@comradechair1618]

I have a big test tomorrow and this helped my understanding a whole lot, thanks a bunch man!

[@chibrina]

Thankyou so much, I've been confused about this for like a week... keep making good content!

[@leesaburger4544]

thank you so much! i've been stuck on this forever and now I understand it!

[@mishii2006]

Awesome video for home-learning during Covid 19... Thank you sooo much... 🤓🌻📚

[@AlvorReal]

Thanks teach. Helped me out a ton.

[@gagandeepsingh9024]

😲😲😲 Dammm.. this was so cool and easy.. Thanyou so much

[@flippinsciencevideos]

You're so welcome!

[@samjackson5537]

Great refresher!

[@paulkim2490]

I couldn't find an answer for this, but what if youre given the first two in both row I and R yet there is no ratio between them, how would you solve that?

[@flippinsciencevideos]

Good question! On the "R" row, you should have the coefficients for each reactant and product in the original reaction. If you only have the first two, you'll need to look at the original reaction and balance the equation yourself. The "I" row should not have anything on the product side because no products have been made yet at the beginning of the reaction. As for your ratio question, remember that one of your reactants will get used up first (limiting reactant), so maybe there is not a perfect ratio where both reactants are used up completely. Hope this helps!

[@liampierce90]

Thank you so much, this saved me!😅

[@theredmonkey236]

Can you us the rise table to solve for Ksp? Are those final values you got the Ksp?

[@MrTentabulusk]

Great explanation!

[@mayaarmstrong7019]

Hey how did you get the 3:6 ratio and 3:1 ratio?

[@flippinsciencevideos]

Those are from the coefficients (numbers) in front of the reactants and products. You get them from balancing the chemical equation. If you wanna learn more about that process, watch my video that walks you through it kzbin.info/www/bejne/n6bXdKaAfZeFmdE

[@bawmzung4108]

Just curious if we are looking for the concentration should it not be Molarity instead of moles.

[@flippinsciencevideos]

In this case, we're not looking for concentration (as in moles per liter). We are looking at the amount of each substance (just moles) that react and are produced.

[@nthatotlhakudi1857]

I love you man 😭

[@TheMrSwanlake]

Thank You!! Writing an exam on this tomorrow, this really helped.

[@bongamanana4574]

Thank you so helpful

[@flippinsciencevideos]

You're welcome!

[@mr.divine1665]

Love the outro lol

[@leonardogarcia-moreno9941]

thank you

[@juice2597]

Thank you

[@flippinsciencevideos]

You're welcome!