So yesterday I was on your stoichiometry Playlist starting with 6muffins,was like"oh sir are u kidding?!so now we are baking"🤣🤣but it assisted me a lot because I paused this vid tried it on my own nd and I got it ryt... U rock sir, big time!!!!
I know right... 😂. I try to make my examples very relatable. Look at you now, a whole champion on Stoichiometry. Thank you very much showing appreciation
sir thank you so much I watched your videos on stochiometry nearly the whole day before I came to try this question( I never tried back titration ever) and with one try I got it right the steps everything
When it came around 20:07 and you said pure aluminium! I laughed loud, it was a tense session dealing with Magnesium but cracked me up for some reason 🤣🤣. Anyway 0.0165 x 24.3 = 0.40095 g 😡. But at least the memo has a range. This lesson was helpful. Thank you
I always make an example with Oros (my favourite summer drink, yummy!!!). Suppose you make a mixture into a jug... Does the taste change as you use it? No... The taste is concentration.
@@mphosinethemba7554 I think it already exists... Please check under Acids and Bases Playlist. However, I will pick one or two question papers as we prepare for prelims.
So yesterday I was on your stoichiometry Playlist starting with 6muffins,was like"oh sir are u kidding?!so now we are baking"🤣🤣but it assisted me a lot because I paused this vid tried it on my own nd and I got it ryt... U rock sir, big time!!!!
I know right... 😂. I try to make my examples very relatable. Look at you now, a whole champion on Stoichiometry.
Thank you very much showing appreciation
😭😭😭 this comment saved me I did know anything about stoichiometry until I saw your comment , thank you
Thank you so much sir❤these 8 mark questions always scared me, but now I see how simple it is.
It's my pleasure 😊
Thank you so much Uncle, I won't be skipping these questions anymore.😭😭❤️
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sir thank you so much I watched your videos on stochiometry nearly the whole day before I came to try this question( I never tried back titration ever) and with one try I got it right the steps everything
You are a life saver makgowa .thank you sir
You are most welcome
I understood completely what you said that was an amazing lesson
You’re most welcome 🤗
Wow sir you are so good❤i cant believe i understood this after such a long time🤧
When it came around 20:07 and you said pure aluminium! I laughed loud, it was a tense session dealing with Magnesium but cracked me up for some reason 🤣🤣. Anyway 0.0165 x 24.3 = 0.40095 g 😡. But at least the memo has a range. This lesson was helpful. Thank you
One teacher that never disappoints❤
sir your the physics god👌 teach us your ways💪🤟
I am trying to through all the videos
These videos are so helpful. You are an incredible teacher. Thank you!
What a question, what a teacher!
Thank you so much 🤗
You made chemistry easy💡👌. Thank you for this brilliant video Sir. 🙏🔥
It’s my pleasure 🥳❤️
May God bless you for all that you do!
Thank you
Thank you uncle 🙌🔥 I was starting to hate acids and bases and u saved them from my hateful wrath
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I also saved your grades in those process. Uncle Mlu is more than happy to hear that
Thank you so much sir I watched this video last night and the exact same question came out, I was so happy because I knew how to answer the question
Talk about luck hey…
why didn't you convert the 35cm^3 to dm^3 in the titration step at @10:28 ?
It’s not necessary
sir i was actually jumping up and down when i finally got this. In class it seemed so difficult but you made it so easy. Thank you so much!
You’re welcome
😁you make physics look easy 🤝
I do the best I can and I’m so glad I’m winning
Thanks uncle❤😭
Sir based on stoichiometry why did u calculate the volume of nitric acid whereas they already gave us?
Great video as always 🔥
So sir, I can choose to use the titration formula or basic stoichiometry calculations depending on which I prefer?
Wow!!! You get it!!! Yes yes yes... This excites me yazi
@@MlungisiNkosi thank you sir🙂
I am learning from the best after all 💯
@@Blaze-qe1vo thank you 😊
So if i react NaOH with something and some NaOH remains after that. Does the concentration remain the same? And if yes, why does it remain the same?
I always make an example with Oros (my favourite summer drink, yummy!!!). Suppose you make a mixture into a jug... Does the taste change as you use it? No... The taste is concentration.
I love this question😍
Very nice hey
Thank you very much I understand now 😭, these 8 mark questions are really tough.
But do you mind doing another one?🙏
I'll see if I can tackle another similar one before the exams
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Hi sir. How do we know that the 0.04 mol of nitric acid is the total amount of mols ?
Because that’s what you have right at the beginning.
@@MlungisiNkosi thank you sir 🙏
Chef's kiss🤌
Can you please do this questions but with latest question papers
Thank you so much
why isnt n (M) 0,02 mol
From which paper is this?
I actually forgot hey🥴
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Thank you💗☺
Wow👌🏽
You’re welcome ☺️
Thank you for this🎉
You're welcome. I hope it makes a big difference as you prepare for prelims
@@MlungisiNkosi On that note do you mind making a video where you go through past papers on this topic?
@@mphosinethemba7554 I think it already exists... Please check under Acids and Bases Playlist. However, I will pick one or two question papers as we prepare for prelims.
Thank you!
The pleasure is all mine... You are most welcome.
Can yu do another pls so I can understand better
Look out I'll be posting more during the week for Prelim preparations...
Thank you very much I understand now 😭, these 8 mark questions are really tough.
But do you mind doing another one?🙏
Yes, soon... Perhaps we can take one for preliminary exams