Freezing Point Depression - Chemistry Tutorial

This tutorial covers freezing point depression, including why the freezing point is lowered for a solution upon addition of a solvent and examples of how to determine which of a variety of solutions will have the lowest freezing point, as well as calculations to determine the exact freezing point lowering of a specific solution.
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[@paulinjosepha2336]

Thank you so very much. in 12 min, i understand my homework.

[@claireredfield9610]

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[@tysken0251]

What do you do if you have two solvents mixed with water. Can you calculate them by their own using blagdens law. Or do you do something else

[@medotedo8410]

According to BOOK there is missing iota ( _i_ ), called van’t Hoff factor so : Δ _Tf_ = _i_ _Kf_ _m_

[@arianne_azi]

Thanks! And how can we reduce the ion-pairing effects if we are going to detect the freezing point of AlCl3?

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[@Toqefm]

Hcl is a covalent compound right???

[@KowboyUSA]

Clear and easy to understand explanation. Thumb up.

[@garethfuller2700]

Wow... potentially first viewer and commenter... I did a sci fair project based off this and then got to cover it in AP Chem. Nice and clear video, btw

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[@t.c.5456]

Good stuff. Thanks.

[@lovelyjoyreyes7908]

why is it that the particles of sucrose is still .75?

[@glecko9241]

+holdOn 24 salts dissociate in polar solution, therefore now there are two particlas per 1 salt molecule in the solution. sucrose just remains as one partical

[@medotedo8410]

@@glecko9241 But sucrose is POLAR as well ass salts. LIKE DISSOLVES LIKE. The interpretation is that the Organic Compounds (Polar ones) do not behave the same as the ionic salts (electrolytes =Polar) when they are dissolved in a Polar solvents such as H2O (water). The salts dissociate into 2 different ions: cations (+ve) and anions (-ve), whereas, the organic compounds such as sucrose do not dissociate yet they dissolve as one whole molecule into solvent. I wish that clarifies your doubts.

[@surbhikumari9999]

Thanks...

[@kylamagusib9825]

Why the fuck everyone has different solution in calculating freezing point depression. Different solution different formula help anyone

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75% of the video is the pauses she takes between her words

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Who would delegate time to conclude that? Bet you are clueless as to what she said.