Significant Figures and Logarithms

How to express logarithms and antilogarithms using the correct number of significant figures.

[@chonkte3306]

Ten years later and this video still manages to save students' from failing. Thank you!

[@yin6177]

This helps me a lot in understanding significant figures, thank you so much!

[@basedvato]

Thanks my analytical prof is nazi about sig fig, I needed this refresher!

[@imenehk2048]

Mine tooo 😭

[@metatron4890]

is this also the case for natural logs?

[@ABC-pi6gh]

Thank you so MUCH! I’m doing my DE chem summer assignment and I literally forgot everything lol but this really helped

[@palemoonknight]

thank you, aleks was driving me crazy great info

[@RandomVideos-sz3vg]

Awesome teaching......thankyou sir

[@BensChemVideos]

You're very welcome! Thanks for watching!

[@A7V2]

Wait, does this mean that if say, the pH of something is given as 5, then the concentration of H+ needs to be zero sig figs?

[@rdyjur]

mind blown

[@NotSoBasic750]

First video and cool

[@Gyamollipchaego]

thank you so much

[@Nightghost70]

At 1:33-1:39, if the answer for example was 6.0185, does that zero count as a sig fig?

[@vfinity9035]

yes because its to the right of the decimal point also sorry I'm 7 years late lmao was good

[@Nightghost70]

@@vfinity9035Damn, way to remind me of old general chem days when I had to self-learn everything. Looking at this question now is so elementary. Answer: 5 sig figs

[@vivixthx]

yepp it does

[@robini4715]

Thanks so much!

[@BensChemVideos]

You're welcome! Thanks for watching!

[@ClickyCrisp]

Maths innit

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[@KhabirahA]

Sooo helpful lol

[@plushblueep]

I’m being forced here against my will!

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[@kbc-yourplacefortalkingtom6023]

@@BensChemVideos He means it's the first video you made!

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@@kbc-yourplacefortalkingtom6023 I'm confused