Boiling Point Elevation and Freezing Point Depression from Thinkwell Chemistry

[hamayun24]

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[1988elshadai]

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[linnyya]

THANK YOU!!!!

I was having so much difficulty understanding why freezing point depression occurred, but the instant you mentioned 'entropy' it all made sense. =)

[sohoyankee66]

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[sohoyankee66]

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[LHCb42]

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[ThinkwellVids]

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[frankbridenhagen]

Great video!!! Love your explanation!!!

[SilencerBlood]

Really helpful. I actually had got the concept of Elevation in boiling point through my text book but couldn't get depression in freezing point. But you did splendid job in explaining it. Now I am pretty clear in my concept.

Thanks alot.

[PiousPrincess]

thanks for this post.. i have a lab on this next week =)

[KacelaJ]

Umm... Where are his safety glasses?

[Genetics5050]

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[Ju1cypear]

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