Molecular and Empirical Formulas

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  • Introduction to molecular and empirical formulas. Calculating molecular mass.
    More free lessons at: www.khanacademy.org/video?v=gf...

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      @heyyy5492 Рік тому

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  • @IIIhittmanIII
    @IIIhittmanIII 14 років тому +1

    Wow your really simplified this for me. My Chem teacher was driving me crazy with this. Thanks

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  • @tobinwazzan
    @tobinwazzan 3 роки тому +1

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  • @abtra
    @abtra 14 років тому +1

    @dxStevenS
    Ur not alone with chem teachers that teach chaotically. It's hard to point out why it's a crazy class. I like Khan a lot. I watched his videos for DE and am just starting my chem classes. He's very methodical and thorough.

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    @maikusenpai110 2 роки тому +1

    2022 just looking at the computer back then... wow, thank you for this video.

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    @LoveSick433 10 років тому +58

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    @Venkateshramaning 14 років тому

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    @tiredalien3722 9 років тому +1

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    @jhark515 12 років тому

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    @charlesmarshiii3384 10 років тому

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    @yordanosegebremeskel6921 3 роки тому +1

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  • @hashbrowns7
    @hashbrowns7 7 років тому

    This helped me so much on how to figure out empirical formulas

  • @JenHWayman
    @JenHWayman 11 років тому

    This was extremely helpful. Thank you!!!

  • @samihyypiafan
    @samihyypiafan 13 років тому

    the best chemistry teacher i ever had!

  • @dedly13
    @dedly13 11 років тому +1

    just for those who are interested, the benzene actually has two dohnuts where the electrons are free to move, one above and one below the molecule

  • @MrIgiveyouthebest
    @MrIgiveyouthebest 12 років тому +1

    Taught me more than the whole year studyin' in class!

  • @SuperSplat7
    @SuperSplat7 12 років тому +2

    What you do is amazing! I have found some of these relevant chemistry videos very very helpful. I learn more in 15minutes than i do in a class where we cover the same thing in 50 and i still dont understand it. Anyways what would be GREAT is if you could have a team that agrees with doing things for free so there could be a much wider useful youtube channel/s of knollege. What you do is brilliant BUT you need a TEAM! Teams get more done! Keep up all the good work

  • @mohammedkabli8225
    @mohammedkabli8225 8 років тому +14

    He's accent is perfect until he says proTon. lol
    but i love that dude! the amounts of times he saved my life

  • @rabalac99
    @rabalac99 13 років тому

    you do chem also? you saved me in physics and now youre joggin my memory of empirical formulae thanks

  • @Chrisxsparkles
    @Chrisxsparkles 13 років тому +2

    our chem teacher sux and screams at us if we didnt know what he means, so we dont ask him anything and we get low grades, this helped me out throughout the years :D thnx

  • @9668jake
    @9668jake 12 років тому +1

    helping me review for my chemistry exam tomorrow! thanks!

  • @newtonsharma
    @newtonsharma 14 років тому

    Thanks for uploading, you are the best!

  • @mew90p
    @mew90p 11 років тому

    I lover your panel at Stanford Big FAN, keep up the good work.

  • @angelykacabalo8947
    @angelykacabalo8947 9 років тому +1

    THANK YOUU!! YOU HELPED A LOT

  • @TheUnchainedBeast
    @TheUnchainedBeast 13 років тому +3

    damn im actually inderstanding stuff!
    the colors make it wayy easier thanks again!

  • @1234kaybay
    @1234kaybay 11 років тому +1

    You'd be an awesome teacher!

  • @Starher0
    @Starher0 13 років тому +1

    hey sal
    if you get the time could you make a video about Types of Reactions
    In these questions we are given the products or reactants and we are supposed to identify the results after a reaction.
    thanks

  • @gilbertobarajas2487
    @gilbertobarajas2487 7 років тому

    At 6:17, I believe he meant to say "for every 6 carbons, there are 12 hydrogen and 6 oxygens"...he said 1 oxygen. Regardless, thank you for ALL you videos...calculus, physics, chemistry...all are very helpful and most importantly easy to understand!

  • @solaris786
    @solaris786 13 років тому

    hey Sal! i think u explain really well but can u explain empirical formula in detail like from what it is to how to write it (also do u use the crisscross method to solve it??) plz reply asap!

  • @dileask
    @dileask 12 років тому +10

    05:14 "It's not a ph it's an f"
    WRONG! In the UK anyway. Lol.

  • @peppermintsunshine14
    @peppermintsunshine14 11 років тому

    Thanks so much! I finally understand this!

  • @catwhite123
    @catwhite123 14 років тому +1

    that was really helpful!

  • @16medstudent
    @16medstudent 13 років тому

    Love Your videos Khan- your the best ; )

  • @FrozenPeaches
    @FrozenPeaches 13 років тому

    you have a good voice for radio!!!!

  • @mishmuhem
    @mishmuhem 12 років тому

    this guy knows everything.

  • @2whitie
    @2whitie 10 років тому

    Thanks for the vid! Got more out of one video than I have gotten out of six class periods....

  • @NealChauhan
    @NealChauhan 13 років тому

    @ericleb01 how do we see his tablet pen moving all around the screen then?

  • @588dude
    @588dude 11 років тому

    Thanks helped me a lot

  • @Bus00
    @Bus00 14 років тому +1

    wow that was great! EXTREMELY helpful! It makes me like chemistry a little lol

  • @TATHAGATA38
    @TATHAGATA38 13 років тому

    hey sal your videos are great!!!

  • @olafur60
    @olafur60 12 років тому +1

    im gonna pass my tomorrow exam thanks to you :D

  • @Yingzs
    @Yingzs 12 років тому +2

    Thank you! I think i 'd better self-studying and watch youtube for the learning of chemistry instead of pay all the attention in school that i dont really understand,

  • @Dontworryboutit247
    @Dontworryboutit247 10 років тому

    Mr. Khan your are a beast!!!! Thank you so much

  • @cynicalcyclist
    @cynicalcyclist 11 років тому

    I wish I had looked online to learn the sciences. Everything would've made a lot more sense.

  • @Broccolidiesel
    @Broccolidiesel 13 років тому

    @Budisawsome Its a tablet. He writes with a stylus on a board that is hooked to his computer. The computer translates this to the screen.

  • @mio68df
    @mio68df 13 років тому

    Thank you!!! i learn more from you than my professor lol

  • @sarahgriffith1424
    @sarahgriffith1424 10 років тому +44

    It's spelt Sulphur in Canada

    • @sarahgriffith1424
      @sarahgriffith1424 10 років тому +37

      ... Lol how many countries do you see burning the Maple Leaf flag?

    • @mattnass817
      @mattnass817 9 років тому +2

      spelled*

    • @RIVERVIEWIAM
      @RIVERVIEWIAM 9 років тому +1

      Sarah Griffith lmao!

    • @Reydriel
      @Reydriel 9 років тому +12

      Sarah Griffith
      It's spelt Sulphur everywhere (English-speaking-countries) except America.

    • @swagotosurjodutta7341
      @swagotosurjodutta7341 5 років тому

      Same here in India, it’s spelt Sulphur.

  • @tayyabhassanzahidkmk
    @tayyabhassanzahidkmk 13 років тому

    Dear brother , I like u and ur videos

  • @km-sc4kz
    @km-sc4kz 7 років тому

    So calcium(if it was in a very solid state like copper or iron is) is a better conductor than copper or iron, right? Because it's more electropositive...

  • @LavinaKina
    @LavinaKina 11 років тому

    When you are calculating the percent of each element in a molecule, wouldn't you find it through dividing by the mass of the whole molecule (so in the water example you would divide 1.00amu of hydrogen into the 17.00amu of the water molecule)?

  • @alkim777
    @alkim777 14 років тому

    @Budisawsome
    He utilizes an electronic pen on a special board connected to the computer, allowing him to "write" on the computer.

  • @sofeaAJ
    @sofeaAJ 12 років тому

    thank you so much!

  • @keneshajohn867
    @keneshajohn867 5 років тому

    Great vid ...sulphur

  • @nafiuzzoha
    @nafiuzzoha 11 років тому

    thanks a lot brother!

  • @manyworldsin1
    @manyworldsin1 3 роки тому

    "Most of" and "how much of" are imprecise and could refer to volume, mass, or quantity.

  • @NiceEnoughToKnow
    @NiceEnoughToKnow 12 років тому

    what is that program?

  • @Egyptbalti
    @Egyptbalti 9 років тому

    thanx helped a lot ^-^

  • @topten1444
    @topten1444 Рік тому +1

    Your calculator looking absolutely ancient

  • @JeetuKumar-hu5cw
    @JeetuKumar-hu5cw 3 роки тому

    Thank you❤🌹😊

  • @lilrokr95
    @lilrokr95 12 років тому

    @goldensilverstar Actually it was changed to Sulfur quite recently i think.

  • @thorabitch
    @thorabitch 11 років тому

    How do we know whether we use double or single bonds?

  • @Tesla_Death_Ray
    @Tesla_Death_Ray 11 років тому

    Can you know which isotopes of the atoms are in a molecule, thereby getting a truly accurate mass?

  • @melrakan
    @melrakan 9 років тому +2

    Do you have videos on calculating empirical formula from molecular formula?

    • @nirmitbatavia8192
      @nirmitbatavia8192 7 років тому

      The RK it can be millions of chances...
      CH can be C2H2. C999H999

  • @lilmilodance1
    @lilmilodance1 12 років тому

    Great video> Good to see another genius that's missing the "spelling" gene. lol, hey we're not Mathematicians. Keep up the gr8 work Sal. Stay n touch.

  • @alkim777
    @alkim777 14 років тому

    @Budisawsome
    He uses an electronic pen that allows him to "write" on the computer.

  • @joey7morell
    @joey7morell 11 років тому

    this guy is awsome

  • @Anae420
    @Anae420 13 років тому

    @bodetcorreya YESS i completely agree, i have 4 teachers for chemistry and they all suck, they're just more worried about challenging us making the class almost impossible to pass, im really having a hard time understanding everything. thats why im always on here searching and teaching myself cause i dnt get them... its people like this guy that explain things so simply that i feel like theres hope for me in passing.lol im relieved!! Thank you for posting :) i still hate chemistry tho..

  • @bodetcorreya
    @bodetcorreya 13 років тому

    Thanks a lot for explaining so simply. Actually chemistry is easy when you have a teacher who konws to teach chemistry, if not its hell.

  • @xXMetalzoneXx
    @xXMetalzoneXx 12 років тому

    This will help me for tomorrows final test =D

  • @LaurenCouture21
    @LaurenCouture21 11 років тому

    Something I've learned from watching KhanAcademy videos: Khan really likes Magenta.

  • @VickiBee
    @VickiBee 11 років тому

    I knew someone who used to spend all day every day doing something with molecular structure, and he used to boast that nobody - not even his supervisor - knew what he was doing.
    I thought 'Great. I wish MY supervisor didn't know what I was doing, so she would have to trust me.'
    The kind of supervisor I have, knowing something she didn't would be a good thing since I would get even more respect from her.
    He created new drugs for heart disease and he was a doctor.

  • @oglow100
    @oglow100 13 років тому

    @Broccolidiesel its funny that even when he is using a stylus he has such neat handwriting

  • @curtpiazza1688
    @curtpiazza1688 10 місяців тому

    Great! 🎉

  • @angelykacabalo8947
    @angelykacabalo8947 9 років тому

    what are you using to write on? it's soo cool

  • @benitocalabria9562
    @benitocalabria9562 7 років тому +4

    I've been a big fan of Khan Academy for years and it has helped me through many a math test. However, if you only learn one thing watching all of the many videos, it has to be that Sal is not a great speller. Makes me feel better about my own lack of spelling acumen.
    P.S. I had to spell check "speller"

    • @Smcdaniel67
      @Smcdaniel67 7 років тому +1

      He makes up for it by knowing just about EVERYTHING else

    • @iwatger
      @iwatger 7 років тому +1

      Benito Calabria Well you better call Sal

    • @benitocalabria9562
      @benitocalabria9562 7 років тому

      I miss that show!

  • @faqiadil3868
    @faqiadil3868 10 років тому

    Question!
    Why did you say "Oxygen have 8 protons and 8 neutrons"?
    i thought the no# of protons and electrons are same but you subtract the total of protons electron from the atomic mass to get neutrons. am i wrong? please tell me someone. i am confused.

    • @darudesandstorm2600
      @darudesandstorm2600 9 років тому

      because oxygen has 8 protons, 8 neutrons and 8 electrons. the atomic mass is = # of neutrons + # of protons.
      electrons have a mass of like 1/18000 so they are neglected.
      im not exactly sure what you're saying but
      yes proton# = electron#
      atomic mass = proton#+neutron#
      therefore atomic mass - proton# = neutron#

  • @AmYouwee
    @AmYouwee 13 років тому

    Seriously what an awesome manly voice =]

  • @tearsangelz
    @tearsangelz 13 років тому

    I really love his humour, well you know.
    Great vid thanks, It helps with my revision. After watching all your videos, I'm gonna start skimming through the textbook and start doing some calculations T_T

  • @andrewgray2027
    @andrewgray2027 10 років тому +53

    My blood boiled when he said Sulphur was spelt wrong...

    • @chucknorris5209
      @chucknorris5209 10 років тому +35

      it's spelled sulfur in america and that's the only place god pays attention, so suck it the fuck up and god bless america

    • @jordanbikes2437
      @jordanbikes2437 10 років тому +32

      Chuck Norris Please shut up. And I'm an American too, doesn't change the fact that you are acting like a pretentious patriotic hillbilly.

    • @andrewgray2027
      @andrewgray2027 10 років тому +26

      Chuck Norris You read, write and speak English right? Well English came from (drum roll) ENGLAND! And in England they spell it sulphur.
      So you're wrong

    • @jackstratif9988
      @jackstratif9988 10 років тому +7

      I like the inbred royal look.

    • @andrewgray2027
      @andrewgray2027 10 років тому

      Jack stratif HAHAHA Very good!
      (I certainly don't like the royals, but American arrogance is far worse)

  • @jeonjk5763
    @jeonjk5763 3 роки тому +1

    Omg thank u 😭