Titration Roundup

Making sure you fully understand titration curves

Category:

Education

Tags:

• chemistry
• titration
• equivalence

[underzikeful]

Dear God,, create more people like this one....

[choiblack28]

Literally, oh my God. You are my chemistry God. Just letting you know that I worship you and you gave me multiple epiphanies

[okifeelthat]

@choiblack28 i call those epiphigasms! haha thanks Sal!

[Boatright474]

@ishallkil No, because there was a total volume of 3.0L in the whole solution. Its just the equivalence point is .7 L.

[ishallkil]

WAIT, I HAVE A QUESTION: at 9:08 , shouldn't you divide it by the total Volume? so shouldn't you divide it by 3.7 L ??

[MAKHAOO9]

hey Sal, how would the curve look when (0.100 mol dm– hydrochloric acid solution is added to 25.0 cm 0.100 mol dm– ammonia solution and the pH is recorded until a total of 5.0 cm hydrochloric acid has been

added.)

[naturalfeatures]

Wow, after piles of textbooks, college courses, and hours upon hours of pointless lab exercises, I finally understand

[jelburst3]

You helped me with biology, then i found you do chemistry too?!?!

THANK YOU for actually teaching me what's going on in class when teachers couldnt

[1006Will]

You could have added some additional details such as the buffer region, how to determine it, and stuff.

You are one of the clearest educators online.

Maybe you could do some verbal reasoning tutorial on speed reading, how to analyze articles.

[MsLamr]

thanks so much...

[kshow06]

you are awesome dude!!



[wombaston]

I loooovvveee you!