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Isn’t half the equivalence point, half the volume of the base(titrant) necessary to neutralise acid (analyse) has been added. Final can mean the final actual volume of base added even in excess.

Are buffer zones only produced for strong bases and weak acids? Not for strong acids and weak bases?

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In a typical TLC setup with a polar stationary phase, a polar compound will have a higher affinity and move slower compared to a non-polar compound which will move faster? May I ask why the video says otherwise around 6:00? Thanks!

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So essentially distance between the charges has a greater impact on electrostatic attraction/force compared to the magnitude of the charge? Is this also just given by Coulomb’s law where the force of electrostatic attraction is inversely proportional to the square of distance?

It's only theoretical.

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whats electrophillic addition?

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Pressure affect equilibrium position. Temperature affect both equilibrium position and equilibrium constant K I am just wondering why pressure doesn't affect K if equilibrium position is itself shifting? Can u please clarify this?

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Why do very high positive values of enthalpy change of solution, indicate the ionic compound to be relatively insoluble?

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I would like to know about carboxylic acids A level Chemistry.

So 273.15 degrees is equal 1000K?

Can we use NaOH in flask and HCL in burette and use phenolphthalein indicator.? Is it fine to have colour change from pink to colourless????? Pls answer me😢😢😢😢😢

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Great explanation of ionization energy trends! I like how you highlighted the decrease down a group and increase across a period, as well as the exceptions in groups III and V. The examples make it much clearer!

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