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Hey man, You said that each sucrose molecule has 12 atoms of carbon, 22 atoms of hydrogen, and 11 atoms of oxygen. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think what you meant to say that they have 12, 22, and 11 moles of each element, in the molecule. The amount of atoms in each element is Avagadro's #, which is 6.02 x 10(to the 23). A whole lot of atoms. I'm still learning this stuff too, but I just wanted to put it out there so people don't think that there are 45 atoms in one molecule of sugar...... unless I'm totally wrong!!!! and your vids are great!!
No, the number of atoms in a molecule isn't equal to Avogadro's number. In this particular case, 1 mole of sucrose would have Avogadro's number atoms, while 1 molecule of sucrose would have 12 atoms of carbon, 22 atoms of hydrogen, and 11 atoms of oxygen.
@@MrChAcHa96 actually no, that would make it LESS soluble than BaCl2. Higher lattice energy means it's harder to break apart the ions, and so less ions dissolve. i think maybe the reasoning is that BaCl2 is a larger molecule than NaCl, so the distance between charges is greater and the lattice energy is actually weaker. IK its been like 2 years, just wanted to clear this up for anyone who might have this same question
Why is it NaCl +H20 in the solution and not Na+Cl +H20? I just don’t understand why it’s still sodium chloride in water when the NaCl molecule has been pulled apart into two separate atoms.
Na+Cl means NaCl which is table salt. Here he used "NaCl+H20" because the solution means solute and solvent simply. So, NaCl means Na+Cl and since it's a molecule you have to write it as NaCl
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This video on solubility explains really well and in great detail how solubility works. I think my favourite part was to hear the explanation of how rising temperature also increases dissolution and also increases solubility. It helps to know that these variables are all correlated. Great video to watch if you want to understand solubility better.
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I learned that change in temperature does NOT affect the solubility of NaCl, now I'm learning a different thing, hmmm! Confusion in chemistry.
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You said that each sucrose molecule has 12 atoms of carbon, 22 atoms of hydrogen, and 11 atoms of oxygen. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think what you meant to say that they have 12, 22, and 11 moles of each element, in the molecule. The amount of atoms in each element is Avagadro's #, which is 6.02 x 10(to the 23). A whole lot of atoms. I'm still learning this stuff too, but I just wanted to put it out there so people don't think that there are 45 atoms in one molecule of sugar...... unless I'm totally wrong!!!!
and your vids are great!!
No, the number of atoms in a molecule isn't equal to Avogadro's number. In this particular case, 1 mole of sucrose would have Avogadro's number atoms, while 1 molecule of sucrose would have 12 atoms of carbon, 22 atoms of hydrogen, and 11 atoms of oxygen.
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in 10:31 wdym by that statement?
Meaning, the sugar molecules would get broken into atoms but not into ions.
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why sodium chloride is more soluble than barium chloride? in terms of solute to solute interaction
Because NaCl has a higher lattice energy than BaCl
@@MrChAcHa96 actually no, that would make it LESS soluble than BaCl2. Higher lattice energy means it's harder to break apart the ions, and so less ions dissolve. i think maybe the reasoning is that BaCl2 is a larger molecule than NaCl, so the distance between charges is greater and the lattice energy is actually weaker.
IK its been like 2 years, just wanted to clear this up for anyone who might have this same question
Why is it NaCl +H20 in the solution and not Na+Cl +H20? I just don’t understand why it’s still sodium chloride in water when the NaCl molecule has been pulled apart into two separate atoms.
Na+Cl means NaCl which is table salt.
Here he used "NaCl+H20" because the solution means solute and solvent simply. So, NaCl means Na+Cl and since it's a molecule you have to write it as NaCl
It does not describe the solution process?
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