What are Solutions?

[@seppreoghost174]

lets suppose a classmate had taco bell, lol your awsome

[@jacquelineippolito3670]

Why does the chem books make it hard to understand. Thanks for breaking it down in simpler explanations

[@aliviamiller9325]

Thanks for the instructional video! It's awesome.

[@ChemAcademy]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Moonokami_KR]

CORONAVIRUS BRING ME HERE!!! ANYONE 2020???

[@omniscientgoat]

Online school work is bringing me here....

[@ellajensen7673]

yepp online school lol

[@Moonokami_KR]

Lmao just know that this comment is a joke

[@Casual_Rubric]

Teacher links

[@VAMPIREBOYFRIENDZ]

very informative and accessible. great work!

[@lanceezekielmiranda7712]

Thx For da Info rlly helped a lot

[@lexiebarnhard4781]

i am only watching this cause of my class

[@bobthebuilder1326]

same

[@beeamulet3770]

Lol same

[@conanedogawa5614]

Cool man

[@MichelleFerr]

Great video! Thank you!!

[@ChemAcademy]

+Michelle Ferreira thanks...glad you liked it

[@beeamulet3770]

Im only here for my exams B)

[@jojoflap]

I like the video, but it's a bugle. A trumpet has valves. Great video though.

[@kryptophoenix7860]

Jojoflap thank you

[@jojoflap]

@Judah Motley He was my teacher at the time, so I kinda had to like the videos to be on his good side.

[@emilielytle3672]

So what exactly is a supersaturated solution? (unclear)

[@hypersonixgamer1962]

If you raise the temperature, you are able to dissolve more salt into the water. Then, if you cool it down, it now has way more solute than it should, normally, and it will start to precipitate.

[@Unkillable_is_back]

you sound like technoblade

[@ChemAcademy]

New video on solutions.

[@hellomr.goodbye3364]

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