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Very informative video mam

What does "aq" means? 2Na(s) is solid. L is liquid and G is for gas, I know that much. Thanks.

I took the Anatomy/Physiology class at NCSSM my junior year. 40 years later, I still vividly remember failing my first quiz (didn’t read the syllabus correctly, which was an error I never made again) and the field trip to UNC to observe an autopsy. Fascinating class, even though I didn’t directly use it later in college or career.

That whistle at 1:40, and how it extinguished the candle, SOO satisfying

I think that it's worth mentioning that how violently sodium reacts with water depends on how much sodium reacts with water at once a much larger piece of sodium reacting with water is likely to react with water so violently that the hydrogen it produces spontaneously ignites and triggers an explosion

Now I want you to make that leftover copper and a piping so you pipe out your cold

Why cant i understand 😭

volume doesn't equal intensity times area, that would be a flowrate, check your dimensions prof 3:41

Watching to prepare for school you’re video gives bob ross vibes thank you

My science teacher sent me this😢

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Does it have any sweet smell? I am confused i bought it from the market that came with a sweet smell, and google says it is odorless? What is happening, i am confused 🤔😕, please help me. I want to use it for car coolants. Help me guys

I learnt a lot thanks so much

Nice but what was the temperature of the water drop? 33?

can i put it on my bread?

Where can I get a turntable like that for my own experiments, please?! Preferably one that can turn right and left? ( but at this point I'll take one direction!) Ty for this video! Wahoo!

So I I was in a sealed box with a single ventilation at the bottom, I would last longer than if the ventilation was at the top?

Pretty sure that's oxygen you burnt dude and hydrogen isn't a gas.

water:1 Alkali's:0

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Very informative video !

Our copper nitrate solution is eat the iron nail and steel rod. why?😮

I hate it when they don't explain the mechanisms and the reactions occuring

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To the smooth brains in the comments, you don't use water to put out large lithium batteries.

Am I the only one who heard him say " pOtaSium" throughout the vid

AI melt butter melts first

i think in microscopic size,some magnesium atoms already rzact with liquid water

But the standard temperature for ideal gas is 0 C

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Simple and straightforward 👍🏾

Interesting ☺️😏

Zuss Oppenheimer

WTF is "maesium"?

Thank you for this I needed this🙏

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what molarity of chlorine is required for a visible reaction? Interested in using this displacement to test for chlorine in aquarium water.

surprisingly sloppy technique for a person in a lab coat, just sayin'..., otherwise, great job, thanks

wow

Allah Akbar

...bad angle..

the coil does not need to be bimetal...linear expansion to a lever

will it hydrate the metal to red black and yellow at the top, and precipitate the metal to copper and black on the bottom?

based on the reaction colours.. id say the indicator was in the last flask not the middle, and the midle was sodium solute.

this is done incorrectly, you are supposed to use xn in the final formula not the subintervals

is this scientist still alive i hope so

I got auditions coming up 😭😭 in in First Year Orchestra, my teacher barely taught it and I wanna make it to top group. Hope this helps mee

Thanks

Shouldn’t the direction you are moving on the fretboard determine weather you are playing a sharp or flat? If you are moving from high to low the between note is flat, moving from low to high you are sharping the the note! That makes since and is easer to comprehend.