Chad, I don’t think you understand how thankful I am for not only this video but this whole channel. Because of you, I actually understand thank you so much! :-)
I failed my first exam horribly, had I begun watching your videos sooner I probably would've done significantly better. Thank you for these, they're extremely helpful and encouraging for struggling students such as myself. Gonna go watch all your other videos for other topics!
Wow! This was insanely helpful for me. I, like many, struggle greatly with Chemistry and obviously going into higher levels of chemistry has been way harder than ever before. I love how Chad puts this into sort of algebraic ways of thinking instead of real world situations that make it less familiar and relatable. I am so thankful for this video and will be studying these and similar videos in the future! Thanks Chad!
I'm an adult upgrading my education and I have found you videos to be incredibly helpful. Thank you so much for your effort Chad, may the force be with you.
Bless your soul, sir! Unfortunately, I am one of the few that is expected to know how to solve using the quadratic formula, but thanks to your little trick, I know how to skip that part (if circumstances permit). Obviously I'll still practice using the quadratic formula, but I know that on the next exam there will be a problem that I can use this neat little trick for!
Thank You for making myself understand more how to do ICE problems and other videos I had watched before. They are very helpful and helped me when I need extra practice before an exam. I couldn't be able to do great in my exam without your help. SO I appreciate it so much. keep making more videos like this.
This video helped a ton, unfortunately my chem courses really love doing quadratics on our quizzes and exams (which I understand may not be the rule), but this did help really clarify the process involved.
could you please explain how do we get moldm‐³ as the final unit for the following reaction? I have tried every way to sort it out but don't understand how we get moldm‐³ . Will be really thankful for your help. Q.When nitrogen reacts with hydrogen to form ammonia, the equilibrium mixture contains 0.31 mol dm‐³ and 0.50 mol dm‐³ of nitrogen and hydrogen respectively. If the Kc is 0.50 mol‐²dm⁶, what is the equilibrium concentration of NH3?
I'm not sure yet if we'll have to use the quadratic formula in our class, but assuming we do, I tried it for the example problems. For the second one I got an answer that made quite a lot of sense (6.9995*10^-6M=x for the "+" which I accepted). But on the first example I ended up getting 1.5469M for the "+", and 0.738796125 for the "-". I guess I am wondering how I am supposed to interpret that. Should I say that because of how close 0.66667 and 0.73879 are that it is the answer for choice? Was there something I did wrong? Is a question that spits out this kind of answer typically not used? Sorry if this is a lot of words; any help would be so immensely appreciated! In any case, thank you for doing what you do Chad!
I am trying to learn along with my son because he failed his exam bad. Is there a video where you start from the beginning? I like algebra and I can catch on to some but seem to get lost on the equation I should use. Which is what he said he gets lost on as well. Sorry for the bother but I want him to get it so that he can pass this class with a good grade. Thanks for your help ahead of time.
thank you so much. my professor isn't bad but I can't pay attention because she's a slow teacher and I have an exam Friday so learning all this now! thank youuuuu
You have saved my bacon so many times now and I am only in week three of my class. Please write a textbook! The OpenStax book we use is not helpful. I am going to go and subscribe to your course, because I cannot believe how inexpensive it is, but I think an independent book would be a huge help as well.
Glad to hear the channel is helping and also subscribing. Write a textbook --- hmmmm. If only there were more hours in the day! Happy Studying and thanks!
One trick they would teach you is to have you divide the equilibrium constant by the initial concentration (in his example, 0.1M) and compare to 5%, if the result is less or equal to 5%, then the approximation is justified and you can proceed. If it's greater than 5%, you must solve quadratically.
For the first question with no ice tables, I thought we technically couldn't derive the reactions orders from the coefficients for the rate law unless it is an elementary step? Unless Im being dumb and equilibrium expression thing doesn't follow the same rule lol I really love your videos and I hope you know how much we appreciate you :)
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Chad, I don’t think you understand how thankful I am for not only this video but this whole channel. Because of you, I actually understand thank you so much! :-)
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My only regret is not finding this channel sooner. Thank you so much!!
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I failed my first exam horribly, had I begun watching your videos sooner I probably would've done significantly better. Thank you for these, they're extremely helpful and encouraging for struggling students such as myself. Gonna go watch all your other videos for other topics!
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Wow! This was insanely helpful for me. I, like many, struggle greatly with Chemistry and obviously going into higher levels of chemistry has been way harder than ever before. I love how Chad puts this into sort of algebraic ways of thinking instead of real world situations that make it less familiar and relatable. I am so thankful for this video and will be studying these and similar videos in the future! Thanks Chad!
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I am so glad you are showing the examples that can be worked around the quadratic formula. Thanks.
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I love the humour and knowledge you've got! Thank you for the help 🎉
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king!!!!!!!! I learn so much from your videos, you have helped me and the rest of the 200 students in my chemistry lecture more than you know!
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I'm an adult upgrading my education and I have found you videos to be incredibly helpful. Thank you so much for your effort Chad, may the force be with you.
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you taught me more than my chemistry teacher did. GOD BLESS. you are doing an angels work here !!!
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Glad I found you one day before my exam
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Watching you from Egypt, we study this topic in the last year of high school. It really helped me, and I appreciate that very much. Thank you. 💯
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Bless your soul, sir! Unfortunately, I am one of the few that is expected to know how to solve using the quadratic formula, but thanks to your little trick, I know how to skip that part (if circumstances permit). Obviously I'll still practice using the quadratic formula, but I know that on the next exam there will be a problem that I can use this neat little trick for!
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You are so good at what you do... you explained this so I can actually understand it, thank you!
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You just saved me on this exam I have tomorrow. I’ve been struggling on these for WEEKS and office hours were not helping. Thank you so much😭
I hope you do well on your exam tomorrow!
Thank You for making myself understand more how to do ICE problems and other videos I had watched before. They are very helpful and helped me when I need extra practice before an exam. I couldn't be able to do great in my exam without your help. SO I appreciate it so much. keep making more videos like this.
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Amazing!! Thanks so much for the lesson.
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This video helped a ton, unfortunately my chem courses really love doing quadratics on our quizzes and exams (which I understand may not be the rule), but this did help really clarify the process involved.
I appreciate it a lot. I’m an international student and had a problem with understanding this topic so thank you soooo much for the videos ♥️✨😍
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You just saved my life 😢. I have my chem exam on Tuesday and this helped with my study a lot
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Thank you so much for showing that extra work. I can't believe I forgot to square root.
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i agree was laughing out loud in mcat prep.
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could you please explain how do we get moldm‐³ as the final unit for the following reaction? I have tried every way to sort it out but don't understand how we get moldm‐³ . Will be really thankful for your help.
Q.When nitrogen reacts with hydrogen to form ammonia, the equilibrium mixture contains 0.31 mol dm‐³ and 0.50 mol dm‐³ of nitrogen and hydrogen respectively. If the Kc is 0.50 mol‐²dm⁶, what is the equilibrium concentration of NH3?
Thank you Chad, I love this video and you
Glad the channel is helping you!
I'm not sure yet if we'll have to use the quadratic formula in our class, but assuming we do, I tried it for the example problems. For the second one I got an answer that made quite a lot of sense (6.9995*10^-6M=x for the "+" which I accepted). But on the first example I ended up getting 1.5469M for the "+", and 0.738796125 for the "-". I guess I am wondering how I am supposed to interpret that. Should I say that because of how close 0.66667 and 0.73879 are that it is the answer for choice? Was there something I did wrong? Is a question that spits out this kind of answer typically not used? Sorry if this is a lot of words; any help would be so immensely appreciated! In any case, thank you for doing what you do Chad!
Thank u Chad! ur very much appreciated and I like how u discussed the topic so well :>>
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I am trying to learn along with my son because he failed his exam bad. Is there a video where you start from the beginning? I like algebra and I can catch on to some but seem to get lost on the equation I should use. Which is what he said he gets lost on as well. Sorry for the bother but I want him to get it so that he can pass this class with a good grade. Thanks for your help ahead of time.
thank you so much. my professor isn't bad but I can't pay attention because she's a slow teacher and I have an exam Friday so learning all this now! thank youuuuu
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Wow man , you just explained it simply
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Your teaching is brilliant
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i got an exam tomorrow,thanks a lot .may God bless you.
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A nice one there and thanks for making an impact
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The Lord is really speaking through you. Thanks for what you do!
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Phenomenal content Chad!
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i appreciate the caption pun :) 13:15
You saw it - nICE!
Absolute legend, lifesaver
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Thank U Chad for making chemistry less terrifying, and saving my gpa
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how did u get to .007 percent? when i plugged in (7*10^-6)/(.1*100) it comes out to 7*10^-7.
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You have saved my bacon so many times now and I am only in week three of my class. Please write a textbook! The OpenStax book we use is not helpful. I am going to go and subscribe to your course, because I cannot believe how inexpensive it is, but I think an independent book would be a huge help as well.
Glad to hear the channel is helping and also subscribing. Write a textbook --- hmmmm. If only there were more hours in the day! Happy Studying and thanks!
How do I know when to use the Baaa table or the ice table or both???? PLEASE HELP
Laying here at 5:48am wishing I knew about your channel earlier 😭. Still hoping I dont fail.
Hoping for the best.
One trick they would teach you is to have you divide the equilibrium constant by the initial concentration (in his example, 0.1M) and compare to 5%, if the result is less or equal to 5%, then the approximation is justified and you can proceed. If it's greater than 5%, you must solve quadratically.
Thanks for the tip! :)
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For the last one isnt it easier to use the quadratic formula tho ?
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2SO2 + O2 ⥦ 2SO3 - the arrow ? how do I write it up
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Your teaching is very nice sir.. than organic chemistry tutor.
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My professor told us that he would put the short-hand and the quadratic answers on the exam.
For the first question with no ice tables, I thought we technically couldn't derive the reactions orders from the coefficients for the rate law unless it is an elementary step? Unless Im being dumb and equilibrium expression thing doesn't follow the same rule lol
I really love your videos and I hope you know how much we appreciate you :)
I believe we are assuming these are elementary reactions.
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@@ChadsPrep You don’t even know, you saved me from my test tomorow I didn’t get this topic at all and you just explain it perfectly
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Just by the way he talks you can tell he knows what hes on about
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I easily understanding your organic chemistry lesson. Very wonderful. But your speech is too fast so I can't catch some words.
Hi Chemistry wide, thank for the feedback will take this into account
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Why is bros voice so sexy
That's what happens when you spend so much time studying chemistry, Silly Goose!
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I could understand and retain it a bit better, thank you. Now the problem is to correctly solve a problem on a test while having a time limit 🥲
Like a lot of things, the more you do the exercise(s) the easier the process - hope you do well on your exams!