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  • Shouldn't be 7.7625 * 10^-11 mol of Zn instead of 7.7625 * 10^-13 mol of Zn?

  • If Avogadro's number is at 6.02 X10^23 why doesn't it change when you round it to 24...why is it one mole ? or is it more than a mole....

  • You are a great teacher! Much better than the one I have teaching me. Thank you so much for your videos, you have been of such great help! Keep making more videos! Thanks!

  • the enthusiasm and energy level with which you teach is really appreciable!!!

    keep loading thes awesome wids....chemguy

  • I LOVE your energy, I learn so much more from you than my chem teacher..

  • ur going to be immortal !

  • is converting atoms and molecules the same?

  • @328450J Pretty much!

    Chemguy

  • wouldn't it be -12 not -13

  • Thank you sooooooooo much for making these videos! You have no idea how much you are helping me!!!!! Thank you God bless!!

  • you are the best i would have failed without you , and im an A's student!

  • That's my friend Ryan

  • Now once i've watched ur videos my teachers look crap.

    Where do u teach i wanna learn from you???

  • @Panzer0127 LOL YOU SAID IT!!!!!

  • @Panzer0127 LMAO I agree too!!

  • @Panzer0127 maybe because they ARE crap? I know my teachers are.

    IDK how they even got liscences to teach!!! XD

  • he makes it so interesting

  • your just awesome:)

    thank you soooooo much. plz keep it up.

  • dude i honestly wish you were my chem teacher. not only are your videos getting me through class, but they're fun to watch and easy to understand.

    please dont stop, its great.

  • I am probably the only one in the world getting this wrong but I come up with 7.7625x10^33 :( where does the -13 come from?

  • You're punching it in backwards...Think about how 10^11 atoms of Zn would be far less than one mole of Zn (which would be 6.02x10^23 atoms, right?) Your answer says that there's more than a mole, not less. Try again and watch your exponents...

    Chemguy

  • lol, he keeps on swearing at me!

  • damn.. your better than our teacher :P

  • Way better explanation than the book or my teacher

  • thank you!!!

    This helps me so muuch!! I FINALLY UNDERSTAND!!!

  • you got character, I like it

  • isn't Avogadro's Number exact... infinite... not used to determine significant figures.

  • No. Absolutely not.

    6.02 has 3 significant digits. This is absolutely correct.

    Chemguy

  • thanx a bunch!!!

    hmmm.... where can i find mole to mole, mass to mass, mass to mole, mole to mass and etc. ?

  • thank you for making vids like this... my techer shows us .. but u actually explain it

  • You're great at explaining things.

  • Thanks a bunch

  • your videos are really helpful and you teach with such enthusiasm! keep it up!

  • hii sir.. is it neccesary to consider the decimal numbers while calculating the molar mass.

    will d anser vary......??

    for example : while calculatin molar mass oh H2O D atomic mass of H is 1.01, can v take it as jus 1..??

    plzz clear this doubt.....!!

  • If you're given the numbers, you have to use them! Have to!

    No decision to be made! Do it!

    How's that?

    Chemguy

  • sir but in our school v use jus 1.. for hydrogen atomic number...

    but u use 1.01.....

  • That's the average atomic weight based on all the isotopes of hydrogen taken into account. I doubt your school does this...it might just be your instructor. If you're doing calculations, you don't use just 1. Talk to your instructor and clue them in!

    Chemguy

  • The teacher may not need a clue. There are reasons for using just "1." Rather than focusing on the mathematics, I try to focus on the chemistry. There are two reasons. In California, calculators are not allowed during the state content exam and students end up estimating. Plus, in my class, I have kids use the whole numbers so that we don't have to worry about which periodic table is being used (1, 1.0, 1.01, 1.008, etc).

  • i wish u ver my chemistry teacher.....!!!

  • isnt avagadro's number considered a conversion factor so you dont take it into consideration for sig figs?

  • Absolutely not! Avogadro's number, rounded to 3 sig digs is 6.02x10^23, but to 4 sig digs it's 6.022x10^23. It is not a "conversion factor", it's a number arrived at through measurement. Don't let anyone tell you different!

    Chemguy

  • thank you

    your video's are good

    maybe a bit more explaining would be useful

  • ok..u defined wat a teacher is..

  • even tough ur not my teacher i have a quiz tmrw and i didnt get anythin from my teach soo ... i looked up on youtube and you were on and your amazing sir :P:) thanx for all the help

  • thanks mr. Lederer =]

    i hope i pass your quiz tomorrow

  • i cant understand anything what about the mole= mass/molar mass???????

  • thanks sir, i hope i pass the semi final exam, hehhe

  • so cool of u to take the time of making and posting this video ! thx

  • AWESOME

  • nice:) this is good review for the summer

  • man, this guy is AWESOME.

    all the confusion in my head has...gone!!

    why can't all our chem teachers be like that huh?!

  • i actually said "you're amazing..." out loud. my parents were looking at me like wtf o.0

  • i feel so much smarter after watching these videos

  • Hydrogen's Molar Mass is 1.008.

  • most people use 1.01

  • Universitys usually use 1..00794. and i'm in high school. bbut yeah this guys good my chem teacher is just as good but this guys way brighter and much less of a dick.

  • well its 1.00794

    but like jimanjihock said 1.01 is more commonly used

  • good explanation.

  • The mole concept confuses everyone, but when u explain it like that, It makes so much more sence!

  • thanks man

  • you rock, i wish you were my teacher

  • This Guy is AWESOME!!!

  • YOU ROCK!!!!!!

  • Thanks! we're learning about this tomorrow.

  • wow you seem too happy about chemistry

    but good explanation.

  • this is so helpful! thank you!!! so much easier than the formulas...are there any videos on %composition?

  • So so so helpful! thanks!

    midterm tomorrow! :S

  • Then what is my teacher saying with n=m/M? What is that formula thingy! Thanks for the help, i get it now!

  • thank u man

  • you are Awsome....Luv YA

  • sir can i please borrow your brain for my test????

  • You make out teachers look like noobs ._.

  • Very easy to understand, we need more professors like you!

  • thank you so much!!! you help me study for my Chemistry Final Test I wish you could my teacher.....everything is much easier thanks!!

  • I wish you were my teacher. Mine is so boring when she is teaching. Thank you for all of the videos

  • thank you so much

  • and thanks so much for the extremely helpful videos =) happy new year!

  • we need 16:9 HD chemguy

  • Yikes!  Wrinkle enhancement!

  • You succeeded teaching me in a mere fifteen minutes what my Chemistry teacher has failed to teach me all year.

    Thanks, Chemguy!

  • same here

  • @ta1ntedxl0vee Same here XD

    Thanks Chemguy!!!

  • Thanks ... Much appreciated ... wish u could teach my chem teach, on how to teach :)

  • hahaha... lol (when u switched accents xD)

  • wow thanks realy helped me, but it was a bit fast though lol

  • Watch it slower! ;-)

    Chemguy

  • SORRY dont u get -12 when subtracting 11 from 23 please explain -13

  • Just do the multiplication of 7.76x10^-13 and Avogadro's number. You get 46.7x10^10, or 4.67x10^11. You're just forgetting that the number in front of the power of ten must be taken into account.

    Chemguy.

  • thank you thank you thank you

  • This is really helpful!

  • hmm i got 7.759X10 35 uhhhh wat did i do LOL

  • hiya' quick question.. how did u end up with 10^-13? when we started off with 10^11??

  • b/c 6.02 * 10^23 is at the bottom. using exponent rules of division you have to subract 23 by 11 getting -13 ( they both have the same base of 10)

  • THANK U!

  • Thank you SO MUCH!!! =D

    You just saved my life! (I have an exam tomorrow.)

  • u r a good teacher!!! thank u!!1

  • Thaaaaank you !! you have no idea how much this helped me! You should be proud of yourself !

    thanks again

    / a happy student !

  • Great videos, love the fake German accent too, I lol'd.

  • now i understand what moles are!! thanks a lot to bannanaiscool!!!

  • You are such a great Instructor!!!!

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