Predicting Products for Gas Producing and Neutralization Double Displacement Reactions

[@marshlake74]

You're truly brilliant - You have a special talent in terms of simplicity of directions

[@victoriath48]

Great video! The only video I found that helped me understand double displacement reactions thank you!

[@jaypiwo1179]

Thank you for the kind words! I'm glad I was able to help 😀

[@yashkapoor5894]

God bless

[@i_1mpuls3]

I have a test tomorrow and b/c of COVID-19 we have an extremely fast course (2.2 months time period for Grade 11 AP Chem.), so my teacher couldn't even explain this to us at all. Thank you so much dude, you're a life saver!🙌🏻

[@i_1mpuls3]

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[@andrearinaldi7877]

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[@Moleqlar]

My pleasure!!

[@wealthpass902]

Great video. Could improve in the neatness aspect, but non the less, great job!

[@Moleqlar]

Thanks for the feedback!

[@aliabia]

Thank you. Your video is very helpful. How would an ionic equation look for the production of Nitrous acid.
For example: H2SO4 + 2NaNO2 -----> 2HNO2 + Na2SO4
I have learned that the decomposition of HNO2 is a 2 step decomposition but I can not find any good examples of how this looks in an ionic and net equation.

[@kimbrat8214]

thanxx buddy

[@Moleqlar]

Thanks for watching!

[@jordanjoseph9180]

your video was helpful but i friendly suggestion you should try slowing down a little so you can be heard clearly and understood fully other wise the video was helpful so thanks

[@ARTDEVGRU247]

how did you combine h2 with OH to form H20 in the last problem. that didn't make much sense.