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in the 4 minutes you were talking, I learned more than I did at a 2 hour lecture
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i love you man
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Dude your my hero, you just saved yet another student from their horrible old hag of a chem teachers long and complex way of doing this!!!
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Thank u sooo much u make it soo simple!! U might of just saved my honors chemistry grade!! Thank you!!!(:
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Very easy to understand, and I like how you show a harder problem at the end. Unlike teachers, they just show you how to do the easy ones. Thanks!
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Explained with such precision, Thanks much!
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This is great! Thanks so much!
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thank you kwow i now what was my homework XD
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@SankoGaming omg, same here dammit, my teacher claims he has 30 years of experience...
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Thank you! My chemistry teach is a cool guy but, he's horrible at teaching!
Thank you. I failed at chemistry and have to do four pages of exercices for it but some of the things on there, man, I have no ideas about them. That is not probably, but MOST CERTAINLY because my Chemistry teacher is an old boring hag, and all around a BAD TEACHER, and you'll probably be the one that helped me survive my second year of chemistry.
SankoGaming 6 months ago 7
@SankoGaming - I hope so...if you need something....let me know :)
whitwellhigh 6 months ago
@SankoGaming - yes...but we lazy chemistry teachers and students normally just write it as grams.......the g/mol helps someone understand that you did start with 1 mole or 2.37mols or some other amount of moles of that particular compound or element.
whitwellhigh 6 months ago
How are you rounding these?
NeoShadowWhisppurrs 1 year ago
@NeoShadowWhisppurrs - Sig. Fig. Rules for Addition.....2 numbers behind the decimal....is the least amout....so we keep two numbers behind the decimals
whitwellhigh 1 year ago