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Principles of Polymer Chemistry: Monomers, Polymers, And Macromolecules An Overview (Lect 1)
Learn about their structures, classifications, and the differences between these essential chemical compounds. Perfect for students and enthusiasts alike.
How to calculate the concentration of a solution? : Mole Course (15)
We will covere the concentration in chemistry—how much solute is in a given volume of solution. Using the formula c = n/V, we will learn to calculate concentration using moles and volume. Full course link:
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sp Hybridization: Covalent Bonds Course (20)
Feeling lost with sp hybridization? We break down sp hybridization in an easy-to-understand way. Get ready to learn: The basics of sp hybridization. How to identify sp hybridized atoms in molecules. Plus, links at the end to the sp3 and sp2 hybridizations. Don't forget to like and subscribe for more chemistry adventures!
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Simplification of Precipitation equations: Mole Course (14)
Drowning in complex precipitation equations? This video is your life raft! We'll guide you through simplifying the precipitation equation, making it a breeze. The lecture is part of full course: Fundamental Chemistry: Moles and Concentration Calculations Course Full course link: In this video, we'll cover: Step-by-step breakdown of simplification methods Applications of a simplified precipitation equation…
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sp2 Hybridization: Covalent Bonds Course (19)
sp2 hybridization occurs between one s orbital and two p orbitals. We say "2" indicating the number of involved p orbitals.
https://explainedchem.wordpress.com/2024/04/04/chemical-bonds-19/
Balancing Ionic Equation: Mole Course (13)
The ionic equation simplifies chemical reactions by omitting spectator ions, focusing solely on reacting ions.
https://explainedchem.wordpress.com/2024/03/22/moles-course-13/
