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  • its a bit odd because how my teacher taught it was that it was D=m/v ? which made it very difficult to answer some questions but this formula looks a lot more easier to use

  • Totally saving my chemistry grade here. I have been sharing your videos with my classmates too!

    Thanks much!!

  • this makes so much sense now, to bad im late finding these videos though, got a test in 30 min....PERFECT

  • it must use R = 0.0821 ??

  • @mhamka1602 no, there are two other values of R that you can also use. to learn more about R, watch my video called "introduction to the ideal gas law."

  • My prof barely skimmed the surface of this...can I just say that you are a LIFESAVER!? If only every professor was as clear, concise, and easily understandable as you! <3

  • The last part was so Interesting!!!

  • your hair loooks good at that length

  • Marry me. Keep up with the videos. They are super duper helpful for us college folk with terri-bad proffs.

  • Could you please do some videos about limiting reagent?

    Thank you

  • THANK YOU SO MUCH you are my hero.

  • AWESOME!!!! your videos are definitely a great aid for helping me study for grad school, of all the stuff that I forgot, or never learned.

  • Good thank you please upload some other physics videos

  • Hey can you also do a video on Enthalpy changes.

    Oh yea can you also set up a direct link to the site you have losted. Please and thanks.

  • very well done as usual :)

  • Hey I love this video!

    Can you also do a video on dissolution equations?

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