Writing the Net-Ionic Equation for Complex-Ion Forming Reactions - TUTOR HOTLINE
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- This video explains this question in detail: "Write the balanced molecular, ionic, and net-ionic equations for the following complex-ion-forming reactions. KCN (aq) + Cd(NO3)2
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Hey Bob, I'm not too familiar with the current job market scene since I am self-employed. I do know that if you are interested in working in a lab, having as much research experience is crucial to getting hired. You can get research experience by finding internships at local labs or schools, or asking your professors if you could join their research team. I did both, I interned at UCLA for a while in a lab then once I was in my University, I asked one of my favorite professors if I could join his research team and he said yes. Look for major chemistry labs and see if they have any internships or ask the chemistry department and see what they offer at your school. I also know that the higher your degree is the higher paying job you will get in lab or in the Chemistry field. I personally started off as a Chemistry major because I had plans to get into dental school after, but I later decided teaching on RUclips was my calling.
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i wish you could make videos on chem 2 stuff, like on kinetics for example. I don't have specific questions on the topic, but just need an overview and maybe some examples.
Wish granted lol I made a playlist on how to find the rate law and rate constant, you can find that here: ruclips.net/video/liGCU9gaLcM/видео.html
Explaining LeChatelier's Principle would be gratefully appreciated 😊
Wait but why is K in both products? I thought there's only one potassium atom on the reactants side, how come there are 3 now on the products side??? Thank u for the helpful video btw
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Can you please explain the molecular compound
I believe you are talking about covalent compounds which are also referred to as molecular compounds. I explain that in this other video: ruclips.net/video/nijb6UMvZuE/видео.html
I have to teach this to my class tomorrow please help me
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