Back and Indirect Titrations

This video goes through the explanation of back and indirect titrations and then does the full working out of an example of each.
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EDIT: error in one of the equations, should be the following instead:
CaCO3 + 2HCl (forward arrow) CaCl2 + H2O + CO2

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[@samueldonkor402]

Brief and well explained . Thanks very much

[@Mitchellvandenbroek]

Thank you so much great explanation!

[@robbevancauwenbergh2916]

You've explained this so well!

[@sarveshanand5754]

Detailed explanation in a simplified way. Thank you

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Nice explanation!

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[@mypsy0112]

Thank you. I can understand what is the back titration and indirect titration. You're a good teacher.

[@pemudasalaf5970]

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[@ayushsaxena7770]

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[@emanabbasi8343]

This helped me..

[@rct3936]

Um... Wouldn't the balanced equation be: CaCO3 + (2)HCl ----> CaCl2 + H2O + CO2 ?

[@selse2078]

I am also confused bruh....thanks for pointing it out.

[@jermainechambers9600]

nice video, the balancing in a bit off

[@earthchan7540]

14:00

[@mamelomotsoeneng1416]

the equation is not full

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