Titration Calculations

[@TofuPiano]

Still helpful even in 2024 🫡

[@frankkimaru2325]

Some might say.

[@woofbarkyap]

Chemistry is chemistry, it'll still work in 3034 🤣

[@kabascoolr]

Nothing has ever made sense this fast to me since I started Chemistry.

[@king-bg4rp]

I was litrally 1 when this was posted, now I am watching this for grade 11 end of semester 1 test

[@kulith1602kulith]

The ratio of number of moles of sulphuric acid: sodium hyroxide is 1 : 2 respectively. Using this ratio you can find the number of moles of sulphuric acid. 1 mole of sulphuric acid reacts with 2 moles of sodium hyroxide. So dividing the number of moles of sodium hydroxide by 2 gives you the number of moles of sulphuric acid. That gives the same thing he got. Hope that helps :)

[@GizelleQuant]

This was explained perfectly! Thank you.

[@CarolinaBiological]

Glad it was helpful!

[@rayneface1234]

I dont understand the calculation at 2:00 !? My teacher is truly dreadful and I don't get titration at all! Please HELP!!!

[@KIT_YoutTube]

We understand you sir. 🙂

[@TableandtheChair]

do u still need help?

[@damobum6080]

i wonder where bro is at after 12 years

[@estp_College]

Wow old is gold

[@benbush201]

thank you kindly ill let dr morcos know u sent us

[@donjuanpond1]

thank u so much!

[@nate22621]

thanks :D

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Breh 14 years ago

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Wow