23. Acid-Base Titrations Part I

[@SSahoo-jk7vc]

8:40
I don't think enough CO2 should dissolved in the the solution. We need high pressure right?

[@peteredward2547]

I love that equilibrium..you have.

[@ibradalmar3764]

Wow what professor ! Nice work.

[@gracewu3056]

Catherine is my hero 😭❤️❤️❤️

[@dirklutz2818]

Can you explain why 0.62M is the correct answer to question 1 (Problem Set 23)?

[@realmec2tack537]

Thanks

[@sanjaykumarsinghal3535]

loved it

[@alibedidi9915]

Thank you for your lectures. I have a question : in the example of the titration of weak acid with strong base, at point A you calculated the molarity of HCO2- (0.00421). Then 5mL of NaOH was added wich produced 0.0250 M of HCO2-. At point B to calculate the pH you have considered that the initial molarity of HCO2- was 0.00250 and not 0.00421+0.00250. Why ? Thank you for your answer, Ali

[@medicostar4313]

Really good teaching

[@mohammad__amir]

Nice

[@quarstrongforce]

It's out of focus