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I wonder why you stopped making videos...

Thanks sir i was so confused about how the entropy part cancels out but you helped to talk about approximation most pople just said in equilibrium entropy change is zero but jere we were talking about stantdard change in entropy

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6:45 MANNN i was so confused, my result was wrong since in the lecture notes of my professor this was not mentioned but assumed. Ty so much

Is that the acivity koefficients for both ions? thank you for video

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I'm preparing for my Chemist Licensure Exam this coming October. I found your videos really helpful!

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Finally, I understand why we use deltaU=qv when the process is even not carry out at constant volume❤

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Excellent explanation indeed! May I know about the reference books?

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do we have to assume that the volume is changing at a constant rate? could the volume change at an increasing rate?

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What molecules are those} ? And are those dotted line hydrogen bonds?

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Hello, What is pseudo-zero order ? Can you explain it briefly,thanks a lot.

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outstanding explanation -- I had never seen a VB MO diagram for the simple acids, excellent -- does the presence of nonbonding orbitals in any way effect the pKa of the acid?

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@ 2:55 In my imagination, going for 1s to 2s the distance between the electrons is increased and thus the dipole is increased. Where am I going wrong here?

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6 years later and still saving chem student lives

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awesome vid :D cleared up so much in so little time

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It is a difficult concept but you explained it beautifully.