You'd think after saying the actual words you'd figure that sodium hydroxide doesn't give chlorine ions... you'd also think that after so many comments on this mistake (and others) they'd upload a corrected version of this video.
Think you made a mistake hun, you said 'arrlenious acid donate protons to solution,but in the first video you mentioned that bronsted-lowry acid is a substance that can donate H+ to a substance. correct me if am worng.
The NaOH does break up into Na and OH but the HCl also breaks up into H and Cl. The H for the hydrochloric acid and the OH from the Sodium Hydroxide form water, then The Na and the Cl combine to make NaCl.
Excellent video, love the neatness and clear explanation. Can you do a video on Alkenes, (Bonding, Nomenclature and properties), even the Reactions of Alkenes?? :-)
You'd think after saying the actual words you'd figure that sodium hydroxide doesn't give chlorine ions... you'd also think that after so many comments on this mistake (and others) they'd upload a corrected version of this video.
*sigh*
puggsoy 1 month ago
Haha, I saw the sodium hydroxide error at the beginning, and I had faith that she'd correct it
FriendlyUCKids 2 months ago
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Not to be nitpicky, but... Stomach acid is HCl. And its pH is not 1, but closer to 2-3.
davethedm 3 months ago
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Not to be nitpicky, but... Stomach acid is HCl. And its pH is not 1, but closer to 2-3.
davethedm 3 months ago
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Not to be nitpicky, but... Stomach acid is HCl. And its pH is not 1, but closer to 2-3.
davethedm 3 months ago
Not to be nitpicky, but... Stomach acid is HCl. And its pH is not 1, but closer to 2-3.
davethedm 3 months ago
Think you made a mistake hun, you said 'arrlenious acid donate protons to solution,but in the first video you mentioned that bronsted-lowry acid is a substance that can donate H+ to a substance. correct me if am worng.
abrahamgreenidge 3 months ago
Thanks.
SSJChad 4 months ago
sorry but if a person tells me NaOH breaks up in water into Na and Cl...i cant take them seriously
rufinator007 4 months ago 6
nice... helpful its is... thanks alot
TheGeforceT 8 months ago
NaOH, wouldn't it break into Na and OH not Na and Cl?
1lastsoldier 10 months ago 12
@1lastsoldier
The NaOH does break up into Na and OH but the HCl also breaks up into H and Cl. The H for the hydrochloric acid and the OH from the Sodium Hydroxide form water, then The Na and the Cl combine to make NaCl.
FenderForEver1988 9 months ago
@FenderForEver1988 yes but those equations were supposed to show the individual rxns not the whole thing so they were still wrong.
matt1888a 4 months ago
Excellent video, love the neatness and clear explanation. Can you do a video on Alkenes, (Bonding, Nomenclature and properties), even the Reactions of Alkenes?? :-)
anambuttercup1 1 year ago