Lec 23 | MIT 5.111 Principles of Chemical Science, Fall 2008

Lecture 23: Acid-base titrations

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[4807avh]

This is simply great !

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[BlackangelCC]

I cannot thank you enough!!! I've been struggling with buffers for the longest time but finally I understand! THANK YOU!!!!!!!!

[SuperNov1978]

excellent lectures,pls make such more lectures for phytochemistry

[cpowel2]

should point out that at the 38 minute mark the reason the moles are subtracted is because on the the species is the limiting reactant and that number of moles has been neutralized this should have been stated by the professor. Just in case anyone ?'d that.

[RealAnthony2010]

bugger , sorry



[RealAnthony2010]

higher concertration to use = more resistent to change in buger systems .. good word from 28:58



[chispazonoga]

i think this kind of videos are excellent, this makes me understand a little more about buffers

thanks