since my chem teacher has been away for basically the entire term, we have had to teach ourselves. this video is so great, and I was also watching your others on acids and bases and they were awesome too. this has really helped me understand 😁thanks! -greetings from Australia
Hi Auroxiia! I am sorry to hear that. It is challenging teaching yourself chemistry. I am so proud of your hard work - well done! Good luck in your class:)
Samet! Greetings to you in Turkey. One of my daughters spent 4 months last year in Istanbul - loved it! I am so glad the video was helpful. Thank you for your comment.😀
You attitude is very nice and your lecture is so clear. Thanks for your videos!
Hi Bully, I am so glad. Thank you for watching!
since my chem teacher has been away for basically the entire term, we have had to teach ourselves. this video is so great, and I was also watching your others on acids and bases and they were awesome too. this has really helped me understand 😁thanks! -greetings from Australia
Hi Auroxiia! I am sorry to hear that. It is challenging teaching yourself chemistry. I am so proud of your hard work - well done! Good luck in your class:)
@@OldSchoolChemistry thank you that's very kind ☺
Oh gosh. You just saved my life w this video!!!!!!
Hi Yandiswa, way to go watching videos to learn!! Sending love to you in your part of the world:)
Tysm queen i was so confused but this really cleared things up
Hi Diana, I am so glad! Thank you for your comment:)
you make good tutorials, thanks so much
Hi mtambalika, I am glad you think so. Thank you!
You seem such a kind person!! Thanks for your efforts
Hi mhamadagha, I hope I am a kind person. Kindness if powerful. Thank you for your comment!
This really helped, just as a side note, in the third line, where the reactants are it should have been HPO42-, nonetheless, thank you
prof how are you doing , for calculating the ph. which pka do we use
Use pka1 because is so much larger than the subsequent pka values. Excellent question! Thank you and good job working so hard!
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You are welcome! 🙂
Just wondering, at Ka3 why is the reactant on hydrogen phosphate not 2- charged, but it is on Ka2 product?
Hi Poe, you caught a mistake on my part - thank you! You are correct the hydrogen phosphate has a 2- charge. Well done:)
Thx a lot ,but what’s the reason behind Ka1>Ka2>Ka3 with respect to the electrostatic and statical force ?
Hi Ali, with each successive deprotonation the Ka is smaller and more reactant favored. I hope that helps! Thanks:)
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Hi Ella, Thank you for your enthusiastic comment! I hope your class goes well:)
Hi I am watching from India
Hi Radha, greetings to you in India! I hope all is well with you and your family:)
thanks very beneficial videos hi from turkey
Samet! Greetings to you in Turkey. One of my daughters spent 4 months last year in Istanbul - loved it! I am so glad the video was helpful. Thank you for your comment.😀
@@OldSchoolChemistry you live in USA?
Yes🇺🇸
@@OldSchoolChemistry I wanna been to USA one day I have dream master degree in organic chemistry
@@sameterden1161 God bless you that you will one day study chemistry in the USA.
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