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Does anyone have some good Youtube video suggestions for someone who's super confused on weak acids and bases and salts?
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Re: suggestions
I think Khan Academy's videos are the most helpful for me, but there are other resources such as Chemistry Libretexts.
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Khan Academy videos are very helpful: https://www.khanacademy.org/science/che ... ases-topic
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Hi! Khan Academy, Bozeman, and Organic Chemistry Tutor are very good options, but if you want something more interactive you can try PhET simulations. I find them very helpful because controlling what happens helps me understand what factors affect the strength of an acid or base and the dissociation of an acid/base in solution. https://phet.colorado.edu/en/simulation ... -solutions
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I usually watch Khan Academy or Organic Chemistry Tutor but the Organic Chemistry Tutor videos tend to be on the longer side, so Khan Academy might be more helpful if you are short on time.
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After watching the videos that were mentioned in the previous comments, I would recommend trying to find some more practice problems to check your understanding :)
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On this note, do you have suggestions on how to do more practice problems that are relevant and give you the answers so you can check?
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crash course is good for concepts, khanacademy is better for understanding the math imo
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Organic Chemistry Tutor is a really good one! I used it in 14a and it helped a lot!!
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I find that the Organic Chemistry Tutor really helps, and he does practice problems in the videos too. If you wanted more practice the problems in the book might help since you can check the odd numbered ones in the solution manual.
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