Great video! After going through my instructors lectures and go-to chem tutors (on and offline) I found this video to be the most helpful and answer all the questions the other sources left me with. Thank You!
Hi Chad. Quick question because I'm starting to study for MCAT. I know you offer MCAT prep, does it include practice on the noncalculator math? thanks for all you do!
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EASY TO UNDERSTAND , LOVED THIS LESSON !
Great to hear it :)
Great video! After going through my instructors lectures and go-to chem tutors (on and offline) I found this video to be the most helpful and answer all the questions the other sources left me with. Thank You!
You're very welcome!
It all makes sense now, thank you for making these videos. Feeling better about my final exam after this!
You're welcome - I hope you do well on your exam.
I wish I knew about your channel sooner! Your lessons are super helpful and I’ll definitely use them for organic chemistry next year.
Glad you found us - better late than never - Happy Studying!
your a stud! Thank you for these lessons
You're welcome, Jon!
Thanks for the help!
You're welcome, Nationex!
Hi Chad. Quick question because I'm starting to study for MCAT. I know you offer MCAT prep, does it include practice on the noncalculator math? thanks for all you do!
Another awesome video. Still in shock that chemistry can make sense and be conveyed with normal language haha.
That's great to hear :)
hey chad, whats the differece between e cell standard, and regular e cell?
Nice sir
Thx!
Please sir what's the value for n in this reaction between Zinc and aqueous Iodine Zn(s) + I2(aq) Zn²+(aq) + 2I-(aq)
Answer: 2
Note that Zn loses two electrons to form Zn2+, and also I2 loses 2 electrons to form TWO I-.
Thanks for answering @MKLee369!
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Thank you
Nice sir
Thanks!