Systematic Treatment of Equilibrium Part I: Set-Up

#analytical #chemistry
The systematic treatment of equilibrium is a method for determining exact concentrations of all species in a complex chemical system. This video teaches you to set up your systems of equations.

[@danv8718]

This is a fantastic series! Thanks a lot for sharing.

[@Double0pi]

Thanks, Dan!

[@oscarandrescarrillomoreno9]

Hi, I’m shock and I Don’t know how to reward you for this series, I’m from colombia and to me this topic is new, I’d like to know what book do you suggest me to talk about this systematic treatment. Thank you.

[@Double0pi]

Hi Oscar,
This subject is covered in a few analytical chem textbooks (Harvey 2nd ed. is free) but they don't cover it in the depth that I do. If you want really detailed coverage, you need to get into aqueous geochemistry books like Morel & Hering. (I think that one is now out of print, which is too bad.)
Understanding the interactions between all solutes in the solution is really important in environmental chemistry (which is why I have such a strong background in this stuff), but also really helps you understand interferences when doing chemical analysis.