No, they are not the same. The molarity is a concentration in moles per litre. The molar mass is the amount that a mole of an atom/molecule will weigh. I have videos on the mole concept that gets at molar mass, as well as a few videos on concentrations and molarity.
Do you mean the 3 oxygen molecules? (3O2) Regardless, there are no limiting reagents in this calculation. I've just worked out how much aluminum will be produced in 25.0g of aluminum oxide completely decomposes. the only thing limiting this is the amount of aluminum oxide.
THIS HELPED EXTREMELY!!! I understood in 9:20 what I couldn't get in many weeks of teaching. Thank you Thank you Thank you Thank you! I'm ready for exams now lol.
well, for that particular question, we are comparing the amounts of aluminum (Al) to aluminum oxide (Al2O3). In the reaction the numbers in front of those symbols are 4 and 2. Those numbers in the reaction are always the key to figuring out how much stuff is needed or produced in stoichiometry questions. You want to know how much Al is made from a known amount of Al2O3. This means you have to use the numbers from the reaction for those 2 chemicals.
thank you so much my chemistry teacher is terrible compared to you :) this video made up for 3 weeks of terrible teaching... hats off to the chem teacher who made this video!!!
This was perfect. I have my final tommorrow and needed a good simple way of it being explained to me. I didn't understand this at all while my teacher was going over this!
I spent half the weekend trying to figure this out. Now I have another go and there it is. I could not interpret mole ratio and now I see it. I have learnt my first stoichiometry equation. Now I just need to remember it. This is a good teacher and presentation.
XDDDDDD! My Chemistry teacher in High School always had a wierd way of saying the word Stoichiometry =P But it's been years since I've taken chemistry. I forgot Stoichiometry until watching this =P
I just really want to say thank you sooo very much. you are an awesome teacher. u really helped me understand this! thank u thank u thank u! may u plz do percent yield and error? and solutions and dilutions as well. Im going to try and look and see if uve done those already, if not then that would be awesome!!!!
I would love to have a chemistry teacher like you. My teacher didn't even give me all of the stoichoimetry equations and then gave me a packet to due witht he equations in it that she never taught.
I LOVE YOU. My chem teacher is a very old man and its an excruciating pain to try and decipher some of the things he says. This is so simple and in 10 mins i understsand the basics of the topic. Thanks you 5/5
"I hope you got something out of this.." YES!!! Oh my God. It took 9.20 minutes to understand what I've been struggeling with for so long. Oh my God. I'm so happy I could cry. THANK YOU!
Thanks sooo much! My chem teacher's okay, but I always got confused about writing out equations when they don't give it to you. I get sstuck on problems, so this really cleared that all up! Please keep doing what you do, cuz youre amazing at it :)
AH! My chem teacher is who knows where... all she told me to do was 'balance the equation- and you'll see the light' and then she called me blonde... I mean... I did say 'I do number eight right? the one before number nine?' but... I'm still in her advanced chem class... anywho- You were SUPER helpful! Thanks Mr.!
I love your video!! I agree with "WarrenAch". I don´t know how my teacher became teacher, but well. I thank you so much for this help. You really explained this very well and in so little time!! THANKS!!!
Brilliant video. 6 weeks of teaching couldn't amount to this 9 minute video .. Thanks for taking it slow and not speeding through things, found this video very helpful!
i was taught to solve for X, then cross multiply . . . and thats how I got 0.490. i'm going to ask my teacher, when i go to school. THANKS A LOT THOUGH IT ACTUALLY HELPED ME!
Thnk u soooooooooo much........ it was thought so well especially wid those xamples..........thnx 4 da gr8 effort to make it as simple nd user friendly as possible......i ve strted liking chem better after seeingdi ...i just hope everyone teacches like dis .......
Left my bookbag at a friends house on a weekend before chem exam, then was sick the next day so missed the review. Didn't have my Chemistry stuff and was stressing majorly by leaving it to the last second. Your video helped me so much. Thanks =D
THX Thousand times!
ComandaJoeLM 1 week ago
Is it normal to learn this in highschool?
slickgamer007 1 month ago
where did the n come from??
MsBlazingAmazing 1 month ago
@captfizzix , Thank you. :)
luisrvengon42 1 month ago
I hate chemistry. I've been grounded all semester because of it... and my teacher can't even teach it on top of that.
ToyMachineToy 2 months ago
@ToyMachineToy same here i can read it 20 times and still never get it im just hopeless
thespartan95 2 months ago
@ToyMachineToy I feel your pain
Cashcraterefhax 1 month ago
Why don't teachers teach like this.
MNflysociety 3 months ago
No, they are not the same. The molarity is a concentration in moles per litre. The molar mass is the amount that a mole of an atom/molecule will weigh. I have videos on the mole concept that gets at molar mass, as well as a few videos on concentrations and molarity.
captfizzix 4 months ago
Is the molar mass the same as molarity? because my teacher uses M symbol for molarity.
juanarruti 4 months ago
I hate my chemical engineering course because of this lol
krisrobbie1 4 months ago
I wish you were my chemistry teacher!
SteveFromAus1 4 months ago
THANK YOU. A LIFE SAVER.
rivieraxia16 4 months ago
you saved me from sucking my teachers dick dude..... no lie.
Bacbayboyz 8 months ago 9
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The relativ atom mass is to handel with (g/mol=x*10^-36) for the exactly molecularmass and so the exactly ratio.
Example: The molecular mass divide by the number of atoms and then to ratiomasses you want.
getdown1983 8 months ago
thank u!!!!! this helped me a lot....=]
johanna1234100 9 months ago
THANK U SO FREAKING MUCH
polyphemus91 9 months ago
This really did help! thank you so much
jvancil1 9 months ago
THANKYOU!!!!
carlisaturtle 9 months ago
Thanks alot it really helped..
soccerafghan 11 months ago
great tutorial! youre better than my teacher in chemistry!
Jkenn777 11 months ago
You sound like Microsoft Sam
MonsterHunter721 11 months ago
@MonsterHunter721 lol haha
NaviiAvii 11 months ago
thanks bro
12adwhetsel 11 months ago
i know this so well this is EASY!!! idk why people say its hard...
HeyYouPMme 11 months ago
---ONE OF MY HINDRANCE, ON BEING A VETERINARIAN
greenpalaka 1 year ago
Love my Chem teacher to death, she is smart, nice and funny but she just moves so fast when she explained this it made absolutely no sense.
Eeclipse7 1 year ago
@Eeclipse7 I'm the total opposite. I hate my chem teacher to bits, she's stupid, a bitch and crude. She can't teach for shit.
kldudmp 9 months ago
Thanks for the help
MIST3RP3NGUIN 1 year ago
space out for 10 seconds and you're lost -__- nice tutorial though
Neziwi 1 year ago
@Neziwi thats chemistry for you haah
TheAzwildcat12345 1 year ago
i hate it.
nazbites 1 year ago
chemisery
blazerownsyou 1 year ago
would 30^2 would be the limiting reactant?
noidentity07 1 year ago
@noidentity07
Do you mean the 3 oxygen molecules? (3O2) Regardless, there are no limiting reagents in this calculation. I've just worked out how much aluminum will be produced in 25.0g of aluminum oxide completely decomposes. the only thing limiting this is the amount of aluminum oxide.
captfizzix 1 year ago
@captfizzix limiting reagants only occur when there is a synthesis reaction or at least 2 products to work with
KatsAndBees 8 months ago
@noidentity07
termator12 10 months ago
what does the N mean?
klove9456 1 year ago
now im hungry
DalekGirl93 1 year ago
u just helped me pass chemestry!!!!!! im forever greatful!
LSMJenny 1 year ago
dont get it...
Msmmyeahmm 1 year ago
the calculator is an emulator of that particular ti graphing calculator.
sts31191 1 year ago
Chemistry just got harder with stoichiometry... *sigh*
tasatful 1 year ago
@tasatful trueeeeeeeeeeeeeee
Msmmyeahmm 1 year ago
how in the heck did u get to pull up a graphing calculator up like that!!!????
lelee156 1 year ago
@lelee156 I think it is a virtual calculator. :))
divinecm 1 year ago
I have a test today.
Everything i dont understand is going to youtube.
I think ima fail this test i have studied at all period.
RealFutureStar33 1 year ago
I should of seen this before taking my test today!
mzdbnell 1 year ago
@mzdbnell haha i have it tom :/
Msmmyeahmm 1 year ago
You rock captfizzix! This video make the light bulb go off! Keep making these videos, they are very helpful!
bedtimeanimals 1 year ago
thanks! i'm going to ace my test tomorrow!
cloutiercc 1 year ago
THIS HELPED EXTREMELY!!! I understood in 9:20 what I couldn't get in many weeks of teaching. Thank you Thank you Thank you Thank you! I'm ready for exams now lol.
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aquilalam 1 year ago
Anu51000 - you've got it.
captfizzix 1 year ago
k...so that means that we should put the want equation by given equation which is aluminum by aluminum oxide....is it like that??????
anu51000 1 year ago
but y do we have to do mole ratio as 4:2..? plz answer..
anu51000 1 year ago
@anu51000
well, for that particular question, we are comparing the amounts of aluminum (Al) to aluminum oxide (Al2O3). In the reaction the numbers in front of those symbols are 4 and 2. Those numbers in the reaction are always the key to figuring out how much stuff is needed or produced in stoichiometry questions. You want to know how much Al is made from a known amount of Al2O3. This means you have to use the numbers from the reaction for those 2 chemicals.
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@captfizzix k...so that means that we should put the want equation by given equation which is aluminum by aluminum oxide....is it like that??????
anu51000 1 year ago
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@anu51000 k...so that means that we should put the want equation by given equation which is aluminum by aluminum oxide....is it like that??????
anu51000 1 year ago
but y do we have to do mole ratio as 4:2..????????plz answer
anu51000 1 year ago
thanks dude, helped allot
tomparkie021 1 year ago
this is so helpful. thankkk you!
kristindalz 1 year ago
I need more than 1 slice of cheese in my sandwich lol! Just kidding, great video, cheers! Still hate chemistry though.
Meatcake33 1 year ago
Great video!
FrostR3b0rn 1 year ago
my science teacher likes to look smart so she teaches it all fudged up... thank you kind sir
iseesquares 1 year ago
THANK YOU!
this was very easy to understand!
I am sure ill pass my final all thanks to you! ^___^
if only my teacher was as good at explaining like you *O*
XxorangebunnyxX 1 year ago
that bike has training wheels, so its got 4 wheels :S
5hak3itup 1 year ago
Stoichiometry is in no way "fun," in fact it depresses me every day i have to sit and watch my teacher tell me this crap
Masterhalo867 1 year ago
thank you so much my chemistry teacher is terrible compared to you :) this video made up for 3 weeks of terrible teaching... hats off to the chem teacher who made this video!!!
yake12 1 year ago
I still don't understand =[
MrChodiya 1 year ago 2
This was perfect. I have my final tommorrow and needed a good simple way of it being explained to me. I didn't understand this at all while my teacher was going over this!
XaveX13 1 year ago
using this video i got 124/125 for my university stoichiometry exam , thankyou , i am now a pharmacist thanks to you! <3
laterzp1g 1 year ago
eyyy..thanks man really helpful
spits809 1 year ago
your good
shemulable 1 year ago
I spent half the weekend trying to figure this out. Now I have another go and there it is. I could not interpret mole ratio and now I see it. I have learnt my first stoichiometry equation. Now I just need to remember it. This is a good teacher and presentation.
scottclements78 1 year ago
XDDDDDD! My Chemistry teacher in High School always had a wierd way of saying the word Stoichiometry =P But it's been years since I've taken chemistry. I forgot Stoichiometry until watching this =P
RayLedgend 1 year ago
THANKYOU OMFG
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Vishakakawheelyboy 1 year ago
It was great until the ending >.> Argh, Chem T_T
amanda38817 1 year ago
N=m/M.. I believe it means moles=mass/molar mass.. correct me if i am wrong
Skylineownage 1 year ago
you are the greatest man that ever LIVED i passed my exam thanks to you
kogybear 1 year ago
I just really want to say thank you sooo very much. you are an awesome teacher. u really helped me understand this! thank u thank u thank u! may u plz do percent yield and error? and solutions and dilutions as well. Im going to try and look and see if uve done those already, if not then that would be awesome!!!!
Teekiemertle 1 year ago
what does the 'n' represent in this equation????
Strike0329 1 year ago
@Strike0329
avagadros number i assume
its 6.02 times 10^23
kashmier1184 1 year ago
I would love to have a chemistry teacher like you. My teacher didn't even give me all of the stoichoimetry equations and then gave me a packet to due witht he equations in it that she never taught.
spartenforver 1 year ago
finally understand it all!!! its just ((grams1/molar mass1)*mole ratio)molar mass2 = grams2
orangegold1 1 year ago
Can you explain that equation?
budds 1 year ago
"hopefully this helps you out"
I LOVE YOU. My chem teacher is a very old man and its an excruciating pain to try and decipher some of the things he says. This is so simple and in 10 mins i understsand the basics of the topic. Thanks you 5/5
Th0roughBreed 1 year ago 3
"I hope you got something out of this.." YES!!! Oh my God. It took 9.20 minutes to understand what I've been struggeling with for so long. Oh my God. I'm so happy I could cry. THANK YOU!
SuperLittlemushroom 1 year ago
Thanks sooo much! My chem teacher's okay, but I always got confused about writing out equations when they don't give it to you. I get sstuck on problems, so this really cleared that all up! Please keep doing what you do, cuz youre amazing at it :)
aIiceinwonderIand 1 year ago
YOU ARE MY HERO! how many more videos do you have?
Annakin615 1 year ago
if only my teacher could explain it as well as you did. great vid 5/5
colonshaguar 1 year ago
Thanks a lot. ;)
nicolyrandomluv 2 years ago
Thank you!! It really helped out A LOT =)
Aisunas 2 years ago
You are god. <3
Jumbiiiee 2 years ago
AH! My chem teacher is who knows where... all she told me to do was 'balance the equation- and you'll see the light' and then she called me blonde... I mean... I did say 'I do number eight right? the one before number nine?' but... I'm still in her advanced chem class... anywho- You were SUPER helpful! Thanks Mr.!
MarkTwainist 2 years ago 2
thanks for your help so much you`ve really helped me out alot in the matter of 9mins 20 and all the stress i went thru until i seen ur vid, cheers :)
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brucee6shooter 2 years ago
I love your video!! I agree with "WarrenAch". I don´t know how my teacher became teacher, but well. I thank you so much for this help. You really explained this very well and in so little time!! THANKS!!!
Alebubulubuena94 2 years ago 2
Awesome video...
My adv chem teachers really sucks at explaining problems properly,i don't even know how they became teachers...
Finally,i understand that shit...
Thanks !
WarrenAch 2 years ago 11
thanks! very helpful! ...wish my teacher would explain things like that...
Specialist01xbl 2 years ago
Brilliant video. 6 weeks of teaching couldn't amount to this 9 minute video .. Thanks for taking it slow and not speeding through things, found this video very helpful!
PrayingEagle 2 years ago 37
This was very good and easy to follow but you should have used dimensional analysis.
crazyrainbow123 2 years ago
This makes more sense now, I couldnt understand it at all when my teacher tried to explain it.
matt99unc 2 years ago 3
I have been struggling in Chem 1 for the past 6 weeks but just found your videos and I'm sure I'm going to pass the class now. Thank you so much!
JenBichardson 2 years ago 4
good job on this video it was very helpful thank-you
0000000000daniel 2 years ago
one word "AMAZING"
thnx for uploading this vid man. it really helped me review my chem 20.
God Bless!
AIRJERRY15 2 years ago
thanks for this
rtyo 2 years ago
thank you so much for taking the time to make this tutorial.
very appreciated!
ChristineIT 2 years ago
this is amazing! thanks
ahuvag17 2 years ago
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thanks so much keep up the vids!!
luuek 2 years ago
thanks so much keep up vids!
luuek 2 years ago
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luuek 2 years ago
thank you so much! this is so helpful!
StellaBellaOla 2 years ago
thanks alotttttttttt!
Xxwo0txX 2 years ago
im hangin on a 65% in chem.last test is over this crap....it helped a ton
i hate chem
zak4christ 2 years ago
i was taught to solve for X, then cross multiply . . . and thats how I got 0.490. i'm going to ask my teacher, when i go to school. THANKS A LOT THOUGH IT ACTUALLY HELPED ME!
CanYouFreeRun 2 years ago
could u also give a lecture on polar effects,acidity and bascity and tautomerism please...........i think it'l be useful 4 everyone........
lvijayalakshmi 2 years ago
Thnk u soooooooooo much........ it was thought so well especially wid those xamples..........thnx 4 da gr8 effort to make it as simple nd user friendly as possible......i ve strted liking chem better after seeingdi ...i just hope everyone teacches like dis .......
lvijayalakshmi 2 years ago 2
stoichiometry sucks its making fail chemistry
GradyRho92 2 years ago 3
ahhhh i hate chemestry
noheli79 2 years ago 64
loooooooooooooooool
CanYouFreeRun 2 years ago
@noheli79 Me 2 bro, my final is in 2 days XD gunna fail!
darkangelsk8s 1 year ago 5
@darkangelsk8s did u fail ?
ArunVevo 1 month ago
@noheli79 haha and do you hate spelling also?
madzmejia 1 year ago
thanx this helped alot
coolpf 2 years ago
I had so much trouble with this at school!
I'll come back to this video l8ter, see if it helps =)
LingEntityNoobi 2 years ago 2
appreciate your efforts!
richardedwardjones 2 years ago
thank you!
capnwipe 3 years ago
Good Video
RadiantMuse 3 years ago
thank you so much! this helped me understand stoichiometry a little bit more! my teacher didnt do a very good job of explaining it.
CoolioKaitlyn 3 years ago 6
Awesome!!!! Thanks a lot.
littlebaby2303 3 years ago
Left my bookbag at a friends house on a weekend before chem exam, then was sick the next day so missed the review. Didn't have my Chemistry stuff and was stressing majorly by leaving it to the last second. Your video helped me so much. Thanks =D
CMAG69 3 years ago
good video :D
Garzoyle 3 years ago