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THANK YOU VERY MUCH !!! YOU HELPED ME A LOT SINCE I USED TRIAL AND ERROR METHOD FOR 5 YEARS AND SUDDENLY I HAVE TO LEARN THE ALGEBRAIC METHOD DURING MY PRE-U . IT'S QUITE STRESSFUL TO NOT GET WHAT MY LECTURER WAS TEACHING IN FRONT OF THE CLASS. THANK YOU
I am studying class 7th thank you for this for this ABCD method I couldn't solve many problems in balancing chemical equations because I was only using trial and error method again🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Can you please also make video to solve for acetic acid and sodium bicarbonate that yields sodium acetate + carbon dioxide + water thank you it will be a great help
It's often acceptable to use multiples (eg; not using 1 as a coefficient, as long as the molar ratios between substances are kept the same) but it's advisable to put all coefficients as integer numbers in its simplest form.
A=1 is arbitrary. Start by assigning any variable any number. Then you should be able to solve for the remaining variables. Simplify so that each species has the lowest possible whole number coefficient.
I was able to balance the Ca, Si and Phosphorus with my head and then I got to a point and was confused about the CO and O2. I was like, If I balance the Oxygen, I automatically balance the Carbon atoms......😭😁,
It's just arbitrary to make the math a little easier. You can start by setting any variable to 1, then if you have any fractions at the end, you simply multiply all values by the least common denominator.
Hi Leon, after you set up the equations, start solving by letting D=1. Since the variable a only appears in the Pb equation, we have to start somewhere else.
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i have been struggling with understanding how to balance chemical equations for 5 years until i found out about the algebraic method. NOW I FINALLY CAN BALANCE COMPLEX EQUATIONS!!!!!!!!!!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!!
I don't understand why they don't solely teach this method.
Thanks I have been lagging with the hit and trial for a year till now, this really helps.
Great one🙌. Just withing 3 minutes, I've learnt what can take the lecture one week 🔥🔥
biochemTV I REALLY appreciate what You did here, in 15 minutes you solved a problem i had for the past 5 years of my life, since highschool when I first had to do a chemical balance and ALL the teachers taught me to do the other shitty and super long "trial and error" method .
I hated this Whole part of Chemistry and always tought that there HAD to be a Better way to do this stuff, because I couldn't imagine a Biochemist doing huge reaction balances in that dumb way. And after 5 years, finally discovering this little pearl...gave me the power to go further in my Chemistry Class.
ps- maybe it seems a little too much, but i just wanted to say that I truly Appreciate you, plus the video is super well done.
Truly
-your little chemist
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Your videos about equation helped me so much! I’m profoundly thankful 🌹🙏🏼
I love the way the question gets harder
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Great video man that saves me for my quiz! I was taught trial and error, but that was a pain when it came to long ones. Thanks!
Oh you are right
@Edgar Mata Here Sir :
4NH3 + 5O2 → 4NO + 6H2O
THANK YOU VERY MUCH !!! YOU HELPED ME A LOT SINCE I USED TRIAL AND ERROR METHOD FOR 5 YEARS AND SUDDENLY I HAVE TO LEARN THE ALGEBRAIC METHOD DURING MY PRE-U . IT'S QUITE STRESSFUL TO NOT GET WHAT MY LECTURER WAS TEACHING IN FRONT OF THE CLASS. THANK YOU
❤❤ Thank you very much I was jealous when my friends were using this method to balance equations
This is a really great video 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽😊
Why putting the value of a is equal to 1
3a=d
a/d=1/3
a=1 ; d =e
D=3
I am studying class 7th thank you for this for this ABCD method I couldn't solve many problems in balancing chemical equations because I was only using trial and error method again🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Can you please also make video to solve for acetic acid and sodium bicarbonate that yields sodium acetate + carbon dioxide + water thank you it will be a great help
Thank you so very much, mate.
Thank you so much, had a hard time finding this kind of example, really appreciate it!:)
Thaank uu 😘😘😘
Why can't we always use a as 1 or there is a particular rule that is applicable to all
really helps with my homework thanks alot
Thank you so much sir, you've really helped on this topic. I'm sincerely and indeed grateful 🙏🙏🙏
Thanks alot brow 😁👍🙏
This video really saved me
For the equation Mg + P4 ----> Mg3P2, why does it have to be c=1 for the equation to be right? Setting a=1 gives a wrong answer.
Helpful. God bless you
Sir please balace zn + hno3gives zn(no3)2 +h2o+n2o by abc method
is it okay if we dont use 1 as a coefficient?
It's often acceptable to use multiples (eg; not using 1 as a coefficient, as long as the molar ratios between substances are kept the same) but it's advisable to put all coefficients as integer numbers in its simplest form.
A=1 ,where
A=1 is arbitrary. Start by assigning any variable any number. Then you should be able to solve for the remaining variables. Simplify so that each species has the lowest possible whole number coefficient.
Thanks for put and this helpful
what if it was 1/3 instead of 1/2, will we still multiply it with 2 ?
Then you'd multiply by 3.
@@BiochemTv thanks🤗
Try
1. S+HNO3 -> H2SO4+NO2+H20
2. Cu+HNO3 -> Cu (NO3)2+NO2+H20
I cant find the answers . Please help.
Sooo cooool!!!!
How to balance photosynthesis equation using this method
Why did you multiply 1/2 by 2?
Yes. Isn’t the answer is 2 already?
Yeah I think so tooo. Why 1/2?
Why is it so hard pls can you take it over again
Great
its super easy question
You're the best
Thank you for the great video
This is very helpful. Thank you for making it!
I was able to balance the Ca, Si and Phosphorus with my head and then I got to a point and was confused about the CO and O2. I was like, If I balance the Oxygen, I automatically balance the Carbon atoms......😭😁,
Glad you got it figured out!
Thank you brother
why is a=1 ?
Hashib Arman why not? (it doesnt matter which one is equal to one)
Thank you so much 🙏
thank you so much
Why is your paper so clean?
The key is to use digital paper!
very important to me
At the end, you could divide the equation by 2.
you cannot because then it would be on the right side, 1/2 P4
why we take " a"=1
It's just arbitrary to make the math a little easier. You can start by
setting any variable to 1, then if you have any fractions at the end,
you simply multiply all values by the least common denominator.
I've tried multiple times with
Pb (s) + PbO2 (s) + H2SO4 (aq) ---> PbSO4 (s) + H20 (l)
Could someone please help me? It doesn't work D:
Hi Leon, after you set up the equations, start solving by letting D=1. Since the variable a only appears in the Pb equation, we have to start somewhere else.
@@BiochemTv Thanks! I had also forgotten to devide b by 2 :p
@@leonstellander8602 what were your answers? i tried your equation and somehow i got 2 with every single coefficient except a which was zero.
Thank you soo much. I always struggled with balancing them
it didn't work with Calcium phosphate + sulfuric acid = calcium sulfate + calcium dihydrogen phosphate
+Noa Vince Castillo Hi Noah! What form of calcium phosphate did you start with?
It works. Just take PO4 and SO4 as a whole.
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Why a=1
I'm still doing the sum using hit and trial 😂😂😂
Bro why is 1 there in (a) always? 🤔
thanks
you are correct? are you shur
Hindi me bataiye sir
Thank you very much
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Sir I can't listen to your odio
Thanks a lot teacher!
Thank you so much 😊