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so the rate constant K allows for a different amount of 'products' than 'reactants', is that correct?
gotheirish 1 month ago
so the rate constant K allows for a different amount of 'products' than 'reactants', is that correct?
gotheirish 1 month ago
thank you,,,very much
kentkent172 2 months ago
Thank you bearded man.
HarunShahab 2 months ago
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fraglepuss 3 months ago
this is the best way to understand chemical equiliberium !!!
BakerTarabein 3 months ago
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Roghany 3 months ago
this is so good! I never understood this practical before
missyrayne 5 months ago
Very much pedagogical!
lekunberriko1 8 months ago
im working on a project for chemistry
i need to teach a 20 minute lesson on chemical equilibrium
it needs to be NY state regents level
this was a great experiment
do you think i could use this in a 20 minute lesson?
TheDrasticProduction 9 months ago
This simulation helped me tremendously!. I appreciate this free video, thank you.
blingpup21 11 months ago