Solubility of Ionic Compounds: Basics and Rules
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ส.ค. 2024
- This video is a basic discussion on the solubility of ionic compounds and the rules that are used to determine whether an ionic compound is soluble or insoluble.
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You are a life savior! I feel so much better about my test on Friday because of you! Keep up the great teaching!
Best rule explanation on YT, clear and easy to spot similarities in-between the rules. awesome video.
For the sake of high scholl and undergraduate chemistry, basically yes.
There ARE insoluble Na (or any other cation) compounds, but they're usually beyond the scope of basic chemistry.
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Oh LORD!!! That's lot of rules there has to be a better way
+Jessica Moran Sadly, there's not.
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i was looking for exactly a this type of video
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Search up Table F, its basically what he's saying in a chart
Could you please do make a video that explains how to easily know whether a substance is a solid,liquid or gas at room temperatures
the simplest way. thnx.
Still subscribed. Videos are still helping people :D
Btw just wondering, when do you think you'll be able to get to more advanced thermodynamics and crystal structures?
ur suppose to make our lives easier not more complicated
i try to find another way but there is no escape u have to memorize it, be smart by just remembering some rules like the alkali rule, i start to study it now it's not impossible to do but u need more than one time study to memorize it, chem is the same overall u literally memorize almost everything so it's not something unfamilar anyway
I dont agree with you cus there must be some way to indicate it rather then just memorizing it
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Quick question: there's any specific reason why these rules are like such (lattice energy for example)?
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I UNDERSTAND. Thank you, good sir.
If you need a good acronym to remember the soluble compounds, just remember ABS CAN HAP. Check out what this stands for on my channel video: th-cam.com/video/9ie8Q5fQ3z0/w-d-xo.html
dude how do u expect us to memorize all this are u crazy
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but why are given compounds which include li, Na, K , No3 and acetate soluble? there must be a reason
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Hello, what compound is soluble in water and base oils ?
Do you have any videos explaining the coulombic equations, (perhaps their derivation) that describe the potential energy of the interaction between the Dipole-Dipole, Dipole-Induced Dipole, London-Dispersion and Hydrogen Bonds attractions?
Example for Dipole-Dipole, E=−2μAμB/4πϵor^3..... and the others like that?
That would be amazing if you did!
So if there is an ion with Na in it is automatically soluble ?
so basically...transition metals are insoluble in water...and what about Group II metals?
How do you know if an element is AQ
what about NH4? is it not always soluable
why the last part of this video doesn't work please fix it PLEASE
anyone having audio problems with this video? i can't hear anything but my sound is working fine.
Was that a help
Lol
you may have hit the mute button on the video, I've done that before.
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