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Thank you! Do you have a video on Dynamic Theory too?

thanks for this video! the problem I was doing had 5 SA iterations. Is there a way to predict if there will be a lot of iterations?

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What do you think thr accuracy is of this for measuring current?

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🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:29 *🧪 Equilibrium constant for a reaction with stoichiometric coefficients involves squaring products and placing reactants in the denominator.* 00:58 *📊 Ideal gas law helps relate concentration to pressure, making it more convenient for calculations.* 01:54 *🔄 Exponent in equilibrium constant depends on the moles of gas involved, using Delta n (final moles - initial moles).* 02:36 *📈 Pressure equilibrium constant (Kp) is related to concentration equilibrium constant (Kc) by Kp = Kc * RT^Δn.* 03:30 *🧩 Delta nu gas is introduced as a term in equilibrium calculations, similar to Delta n but represented differently.* 04:55 *🔄 Converting Kc to Kp involves using the ideal gas law constant and considering Delta n (moles of product gases - moles of reactant gases).* Made with HARPA AI

An actual worked example ∆o=E=etc .. would help drive the point home

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Great video, but one correction for the tetrahedral crystal field splitting diagram is that g and u labels don't apply here (the groups are t2 and u only) because a tetrahedron has no inversion center. I often forget this when teaching it as well.

Thanks that’s really help a lot for my assignment

Bro, loved this video exactly what my intro to analytical course covers. Loved how weird and strateforward you are

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Good day Sir! what's your reference? Is it from a book? Thank youu for your response. Anyway, big thanks to your videos. It helped me in my Chemistry Lab.

10:15 are they not superimposable if you just rotate 90 degrees the other way around?

Hi, great vid but I have a question. Where did you get the F table value of 5.820 (at 22:40min, when you are solving a practical problem for the F test)? I looked at your F table found at 11:54min, and I see value of 4.28 for two methods each with 6 degrees of freedom and within 95% agreement. Am I missing something? Thanks, in advance.

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The new mole of base must not be equal to 0.4 coz the system not yet undergo equilibrium

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Please make videos on bioanalytical method deveyon human plasma by internal std spiking method.

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