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!
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...
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!
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).
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!
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
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.
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.
Shouldn't be 7.7625 * 10^-11 mol of Zn instead of 7.7625 * 10^-13 mol of Zn?
MrBlade0001 1 month ago
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....
glowingdarkmatter25 8 months ago
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!
Accidulation 9 months ago
the enthusiasm and energy level with which you teach is really appreciable!!!
keep loading thes awesome wids....chemguy
shubh008 9 months ago
I LOVE your energy, I learn so much more from you than my chem teacher..
panikku11 1 year ago
ur going to be immortal !
notafraidtouseit 1 year ago
is converting atoms and molecules the same?
328450J 1 year ago
@328450J Pretty much!
Chemguy
bannanaiscool 1 year ago
wouldn't it be -12 not -13
roso614 1 year ago
Thank you sooooooooo much for making these videos! You have no idea how much you are helping me!!!!! Thank you God bless!!
angelsgirl515 1 year ago
you are the best i would have failed without you , and im an A's student!
RoayaPixel 1 year ago
That's my friend Ryan
HuckHuckBoomJam 1 year ago
Now once i've watched ur videos my teachers look crap.
Where do u teach i wanna learn from you???
Panzer0127 1 year ago 3
@Panzer0127 LOL YOU SAID IT!!!!!
shellylanette 1 year ago
@Panzer0127 LMAO I agree too!!
angelsgirl515 1 year ago
@Panzer0127 maybe because they ARE crap? I know my teachers are.
IDK how they even got liscences to teach!!! XD
majom9111 1 year ago
he makes it so interesting
helenJuice 1 year ago
your just awesome:)
thank you soooooo much. plz keep it up.
Shamali2009 1 year ago 2
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.
SmallTeaCupNo1 1 year ago 4
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?
Youcantbeseriousa123 2 years ago
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
bannanaiscool 2 years ago
lol, he keeps on swearing at me!
anna258 2 years ago
damn.. your better than our teacher :P
akosiivanangeles001 2 years ago 9
Way better explanation than the book or my teacher
kz651 2 years ago 5
thank you!!!
This helps me so muuch!! I FINALLY UNDERSTAND!!!
kingdomheartsfangrl6 2 years ago 3
you got character, I like it
BugetProductions 2 years ago 3
isn't Avogadro's Number exact... infinite... not used to determine significant figures.
cmreel 2 years ago
No. Absolutely not.
6.02 has 3 significant digits. This is absolutely correct.
Chemguy
bannanaiscool 2 years ago
thanx a bunch!!!
hmmm.... where can i find mole to mole, mass to mass, mass to mole, mole to mass and etc. ?
alexis1azula 2 years ago 2
thank you for making vids like this... my techer shows us .. but u actually explain it
360Sacleblu 2 years ago 2
You're great at explaining things.
twilyne 2 years ago
Thanks a bunch
3halfshadows 2 years ago
your videos are really helpful and you teach with such enthusiasm! keep it up!
keerahogga 2 years ago 2
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.....!!
Anuka37 2 years ago
If you're given the numbers, you have to use them! Have to!
No decision to be made! Do it!
How's that?
Chemguy
bannanaiscool 2 years ago
sir but in our school v use jus 1.. for hydrogen atomic number...
but u use 1.01.....
Anuka37 2 years ago
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
hellokittyxoxox 2 years ago
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).
layneheiny 2 years ago
i wish u ver my chemistry teacher.....!!!
Anuka37 2 years ago
isnt avagadro's number considered a conversion factor so you dont take it into consideration for sig figs?
purefired 2 years ago
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
bannanaiscool 2 years ago
thank you
your video's are good
maybe a bit more explaining would be useful
becks787 2 years ago
ok..u defined wat a teacher is..
JaphethRS 2 years ago
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
FicstheFan 2 years ago
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sydneyrox101 2 years ago
thanks mr. Lederer =]
i hope i pass your quiz tomorrow
OhowTragic 2 years ago
i cant understand anything what about the mole= mass/molar mass???????
ayooty93 2 years ago
thanks sir, i hope i pass the semi final exam, hehhe
Eugene00159 2 years ago
so cool of u to take the time of making and posting this video ! thx
kofixop 2 years ago 3
AWESOME
jayknee25 2 years ago
nice:) this is good review for the summer
Shivzster 2 years ago
man, this guy is AWESOME.
all the confusion in my head has...gone!!
why can't all our chem teachers be like that huh?!
yvonniewah 2 years ago 4
i actually said "you're amazing..." out loud. my parents were looking at me like wtf o.0
xxdLLxx 2 years ago 2
i feel so much smarter after watching these videos
Amandaes417 2 years ago
Hydrogen's Molar Mass is 1.008.
KaMILFy 2 years ago
most people use 1.01
jumanjihock 2 years ago
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.
montean3 2 years ago 2
well its 1.00794
but like jimanjihock said 1.01 is more commonly used
telopeanAJ 2 years ago
good explanation.
DKJ17 2 years ago
The mole concept confuses everyone, but when u explain it like that, It makes so much more sence!
Phillamon10 2 years ago
thanks man
876437 2 years ago
you rock, i wish you were my teacher
DaniFrano007 2 years ago 20
This Guy is AWESOME!!!
rym34 2 years ago 4
YOU ROCK!!!!!!
happieholly 2 years ago 4
Thanks! we're learning about this tomorrow.
MIZZIJR 2 years ago 3
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ok exactly how much pot has this guy been smoking? hes way to happy about chemistry
but yes its a good video regardless of that
pngndrtbkr 2 years ago
wow you seem too happy about chemistry
but good explanation.
manindergundhu 2 years ago 5
this is so helpful! thank you!!! so much easier than the formulas...are there any videos on %composition?
meara33 2 years ago 3
So so so helpful! thanks!
midterm tomorrow! :S
Xmatthew315X 2 years ago 6
Then what is my teacher saying with n=m/M? What is that formula thingy! Thanks for the help, i get it now!
steevieweevile 2 years ago 2
thank u man
gboy717 2 years ago 3
you are Awsome....Luv YA
facebook522 2 years ago 2
sir can i please borrow your brain for my test????
ReHaN112 2 years ago
You make out teachers look like noobs ._.
Deat401 3 years ago
Very easy to understand, we need more professors like you!
Yunior7 3 years ago 4
thank you so much!!! you help me study for my Chemistry Final Test I wish you could my teacher.....everything is much easier thanks!!
aaromontes 3 years ago 3
I wish you were my teacher. Mine is so boring when she is teaching. Thank you for all of the videos
gounc93 3 years ago 4
thank you so much
peter73korea 3 years ago
and thanks so much for the extremely helpful videos =) happy new year!
echo707 3 years ago
we need 16:9 HD chemguy
echo707 3 years ago 2
Yikes! Wrinkle enhancement!
bannanaiscool 3 years ago
You succeeded teaching me in a mere fifteen minutes what my Chemistry teacher has failed to teach me all year.
Thanks, Chemguy!
ta1ntedxl0vee 3 years ago 23
same here
chriseatschopsuey 3 years ago 2
@ta1ntedxl0vee Same here XD
Thanks Chemguy!!!
majom9111 1 year ago
Thanks ... Much appreciated ... wish u could teach my chem teach, on how to teach :)
dogtags4less 3 years ago 2
hahaha... lol (when u switched accents xD)
teshino9tweety 3 years ago
wow thanks realy helped me, but it was a bit fast though lol
furiousharry 3 years ago
Watch it slower! ;-)
Chemguy
bannanaiscool 3 years ago
SORRY dont u get -12 when subtracting 11 from 23 please explain -13
mazzc7 3 years ago
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.
bannanaiscool 3 years ago
thank you thank you thank you
mazzc7 3 years ago
This is really helpful!
octopirock 3 years ago
hmm i got 7.759X10 35 uhhhh wat did i do LOL
bleachchampsun 3 years ago
hiya' quick question.. how did u end up with 10^-13? when we started off with 10^11??
MrsRich06 3 years ago
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)
sciencehelp 3 years ago
THANK U!
mazzc7 3 years ago
Thank you SO MUCH!!! =D
You just saved my life! (I have an exam tomorrow.)
mewantpie1993 3 years ago
u r a good teacher!!! thank u!!1
sweetpromise4real 3 years ago
Thaaaaank you !! you have no idea how much this helped me! You should be proud of yourself !
thanks again
/ a happy student !
chosandgooz 3 years ago
Great videos, love the fake German accent too, I lol'd.
scradIey 3 years ago
now i understand what moles are!! thanks a lot to bannanaiscool!!!
blackice122 3 years ago
You are such a great Instructor!!!!
Kelkaurine 3 years ago 3