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Your lectures are so much easier to understand than my current teacher's lectures. These were so valuable in helping me ace my accelerated chemistry final :]
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What????? How do you go from 1.3 to 1.35???
1.3EXP-5 squared is 1.69EXP-10, not 1.82EXP-10
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Thanks.This was really helpful
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Excellent video, thank you for this
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great vid, maybe i stand a chance on my chem final
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awesome, its 10:55pm and it really helped me review for tomorrow's AP Chem II test.
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thanks it help but u make a miss take it is 1.3EXP-5 not 1.35EXP-4
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what is the unit for the first prob? i think u forgot to mention it... Is it (mol/dm3)2 ?
rajivkrishnatr 10 months ago
@rajivkrishnatr
Equilibrium constants are typically reported as dimensionless. The Ksp wouldn't be given with a unit!
kvanderveen 10 months ago