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This is the best explanation of colligative properties on UA-cam! Could you also make a video explaining all CONCENTRATION TERMS of solutions like molarity, molarity, normality, etc and please include a few questions as well! Thanks in advance!
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If milk is boiled upto it's boiling point and continued it becomes steam leaving water out as steam. The milk portion starts to get thick. So, it is evaporation and solidification like separating water from milk. If it had been boiling on high flame and the level got raised to spill, it was because of pressure built upto the crossing point beyond which it gets thrown out of the vessel that cannot accomodate the bubbling milk or moving higher upwards similar to fountain of water also called dancing in air as formations. So, it is based on pressure, flow and temperature. It is dependent on milk properties. It is not never advisable to spill milk. Spilling creates mess, tack and smelling. The inference of boiling action is pressure building, settling down as content and moisture thrown out in the air using heat used.
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Thank you so much. I did not understand the text as the split everything up making the connection difficult. This video sums everything up and I now can see the connections
If 10.00 g of NH4NO3 (M.W. = 80.043 g/mole) are dissolved in 75.00 mL of ethanol, what is the vapor pressure of the solution? I need complete explanation for this.
Your video's are amazing! You did made a little mistake I think: At the part of Osmotic Pressure, R is equal to 8,3144 and even times a 1000 if you use M as mol and (because you made rid of V which is in L and not m^3)
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Well I don't pay my university a penny(because in our country public unis are totally free of cost) and yet I am angry at my uni because of wasting my time and literally doing nothing to make me understand topics. I don't know what l would've done in your position !
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as a senior chemistry major, i still come back to your videos when i'm stuck or reviewing my lessons. thank you so much.
med student here and I can't thank u enough !! the way u breakdown every component of the lesson and make it super understandable , truly an amazing work thank u again from the bottom of my heart ^^
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@@simbathekitten7894 to me it’s worth it ! I am currently a second year medical student and the work load doubled since last year so most of my time is spent on studying but I don’t view that as a burden it’s a privilege to me that i get to study about something I am extremely passionate about and help people in the future with that knowledge. Most of the time when I am studying I am fascinated by what I am learning so that’s why studying doesn’t necessarily feel like a burden to me (don’t get me wrong I do have bad days but at the end of the day I love and I can’t see myself doing anything else)
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I failed genchem I test on these topics yesterday 😭 I’m gonna reLearn it now with the help of yours. You’re my saviour, thank you very much sir, you have no idea how much relief and help you bring to students from all around the world
its okay :( ik that was a year ago but im still studying that shit now so good luck for me lmaooooo
did you pass the second time?
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i saw someone watching his videos on their computer with AirPods in during the lecture today lol
Omg, you are so amazing at explaining these properties. I was still kind of lost after 2 weeks of going over this in Gen Chem 2 between lectures, homework, and reading the text, but I came to understand all 4 properties in the first 11 minutes of your video. Keep up the amazing work!!
My chemistry book is using dumbed down versions of these formulas and it is maddening. The formulas shown here make so much more sense.
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This is the best explanation of colligative properties on UA-cam! Could you also make a video explaining all CONCENTRATION TERMS of solutions like molarity, molarity, normality, etc and please include a few questions as well! Thanks in advance!
molality*'
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He did, I'm not sure if he had it 6 months ago but now he does have.
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I still want to say you are the best ,I'm new to using videos to learn because I prefer reading before, Being in the higher institution where you are not really taught but left to study ,I couldn't do it on my own so I use online videos too but I was never satisfied until I come across your videos,You can explicitly break down your explanations,I mean you are really the best ❤️
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Hey guys for all of you , osmotic pressure:-
π=CRT
(⟨• C=n/v⟩)
π=n×RT/v
(• n= w2/m2)
π=w2×RT/m2×v
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If milk is boiled upto it's boiling point and continued it becomes steam leaving water out as steam. The milk portion starts to get thick.
So, it is evaporation and solidification like separating water from milk.
If it had been boiling on high flame and the level got raised to spill, it was because of pressure built upto the crossing point beyond which it gets thrown out of the vessel that cannot accomodate the bubbling milk or moving higher upwards similar to fountain of water also called dancing in air as formations.
So, it is based on pressure, flow and temperature. It is dependent on milk properties. It is not never advisable to spill milk. Spilling creates mess, tack and smelling.
The inference of boiling action is pressure building, settling down as content and moisture thrown out in the air using heat used.
All I need is to memorize these formulas and I'll be set! Thank you so much for this video!!!
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It was such a wonderful lesson with you sir. The explanation was so clear that I understood more than a 2hour lecture. You're helping alot of lives. Am following
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Thank you so much. I did not understand the text as the split everything up making the connection difficult. This video sums everything up and I now can see the connections
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0:31 - boiling point elevation
3:44 - freezing point depression
8:37 - vapor pressure
10:46 - osmotic pressure
13:44 - sample questions
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What is the relation b/w i(von't half) , boiling point and freezing point?
Sir, may I ask what is your daily job? I'm guessing your a teacher or a researcher.
If 10.00 g of NH4NO3 (M.W. = 80.043 g/mole) are dissolved in 75.00 mL of ethanol, what is the vapor pressure of the solution? I need complete explanation for this.
@zahra , you must be given the vp of ethanol and not the M. W 🙄
Then we can work out!
What do you do if you have two solvents mixed with water. Can you calculate them by their own using blagdens law. Or do you do something else
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Is the melting point depressed equally as much as the freezing point by colligative forces?
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You did made a little mistake I think: At the part of Osmotic Pressure, R is equal to 8,3144 and even times a 1000 if you use M as mol and (because you made rid of V which is in L and not m^3)
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so don't do TH2O +Kb x m x i when it is a non ionizing cmpd
At what age you guys in U.S learn this? We in India at 16 - 17 years