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Lecture 1 Play Video	Understanding the difference between intermolecular and intramolecular forces Intermolecular forces influence the physical properties of compounds, whereas intramolecular forces influence the chemical properties of compounds. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/28KVx7C Download this PDF: http://bit.ly/1UT5IPS GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/1UT5AQp SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 2 Play Video	The First and Strongest Intermolecular Force This intermolecular force deals with the attraction between an ion and a polar compound. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/1UdQ4MT GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/1Yy19xc SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 3 Play Video	The Second Intermolecular Force This intermolecular forces exists anytime hydrogen is directly connected to fluorine, oxygen or nitrogen. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/1Yy0TP1 GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/1Yy1OyO SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 4 Play Video	The Third Intermolecular Force This intermolecular force deals with the attraction between two polar covalent compounds. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/28KSZGP GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/1ZWNzSZ SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 5 Play Video	The Fourth Intermolecular Force This intermolecular force deals with the attraction between a polar and nonpolar covalent compound. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/28KUKDN GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/1UdQJOm SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 6 Play Video	The Fifth Intermolecular Force This intermolecular force is found in all compounds, but it's the main intermolecular force of nonpolar covalent compounds. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/28KZqcP GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/1ZWQpYc SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 7 Play Video	Understanding the Theory of "Likes" dissolve "Likes" Solubility deals with the dissolving of a solute in a solvent in order to create a solution. In order for a solvent to dissolve a solute both components have similar polarities. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/1Yy1wbh Download this PDF: http://bit.ly/1UdQHWF GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/1UT5Vmn SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 8 Play Video	The Properties of the 3 Phases of Matter Phase Diagrams show what effect temperature and pressure have on a pure substance in a closed system without any air. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/28KTWii Download this PDF: http://bit.ly/28KU3dK GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/1ZWNWNi SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 9 Play Video	Understanding the Phase Diagram The phase diagram looks at the transition of matter between the phases of solid, liquid and gas as temperature and pressure are affected. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/1UdRRBw GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/1Yy10d7 SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 10 Play Video	Understanding the Clasius-Clapeyron Equation The Clasius-Clapeyron Equation establishes a quantitative relationship between vapor pressure and temperature. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/28KTeRZ Download this PDF: http://bit.ly/1ZWNTBb GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/1UdPEWR SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 11 Play Video	Understanding Molecular Orbital Theory Molecular Orbital Theory allows us to predict the distribution of electrons within a molecule. This allows us to predict properties such as bond order, magnetism and shape. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/1ZWNhvw Download this PDF: http://bit.ly/28KVuZw GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/28KUapE SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 12 Play Video	Calculating Bond Order By calculating the bond order it is possible to determine the stability of the bonds within a molecule. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/1UT5N6b Download this PDF: http://bit.ly/1UT5bh4 GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/28KTaBN SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 13 Play Video	Solutions and Molarity Solutions are homogeneous mixtures that result from the dissolving of a solute by a solvent. Molarity represents the moles of solute dissolved per liters of solution. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/1UT7nFm Download this PDF: http://bit.ly/28KZHfG GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/1UdTTSh SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 14 Play Video	The Theory of “Likes” dissolve “Likes” A pure solvent with similar polarity can successfully dissolve a solute to create a solution. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/1ZWQtXP GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/1UdVo2O SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 15 Play Video	Molarity vs Molality As we already know MOLARITY represents the moles of solute per liters of solution. Now, we will deal with the new term of MOLALITY, which represents the moles of solute per kilograms of solvent. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/28KZ3Pr Download this PDF: http://bit.ly/1rtAHYG GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/1Yy7o4n SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 16 Play Video	Mass Percent & Mole Fraction Molarity serves as the bridge between moles to liters and can also incorporate the concept of mass percent and mole fraction. Mass Percent is represented by the mass of the solute per mass of solution, which is the combined mass of the solute and solvent. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/1UnDCwo Download this PDF: http://bit.ly/28KYEfR GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/28L09dS SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 17 Play Video	Saturated, Unsaturated and Supersaturated Solutions When an ionic solid dissolves, ions leave the solid and become dispersed in the solvent. This solution can be classified as saturated, unsaturated and supersaturated. Watch more of this topic ► http://cltch.us/1AphyuB GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need --→ http://cltch.us/1LlmZLN SUBSCRIBE for new videos --→ http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook --→ http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter ---→ http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram--→ http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+ --→ http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 18 Play Video	Henry’s Law Henry’s Law relates the solubility of a gas over a solution based on the factors of temperature, volume and pressure. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/1UT8nsU GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/1Yy7NDK SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 19 Play Video	The Colligative Properties The 4 Colligative Properties help to explain what happens to a pure solvent as solute is added to it. The four colligative properties of Boiling Point, Freezing Point, Vapor Pressure and Osmotic Pressure will either increase or decrease the addition of solute to a pure solvent. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/1UdVaJ4 Download this PDF: http://bit.ly/1Yy8pt6 GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/1Yy8nS0 SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 20 Play Video	Defining Vapor Pressure Vapor Pressure is achieved by the equilibrium rate of vaporization equaling the rate of condensation. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/1tugpiQ Download this PDF: http://bit.ly/1rtABQB GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/1UT8IvG SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 21 Play Video	Understanding Chemical Kinetics Chemical Kinetics is the study of reaction rates, which is the speed in which reactants are consumed to make products. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/28L1UI2 GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/1ZWRP52 SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 22 Play Video	Kinetics in a Chemical Reaction The word “kinetics” is derived from the Greek word “kinesis”, which means motion. So Chemical Kinetics deals with the speed of motion experienced by reactants as they are allowed to react. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/1UdW8F9 GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/28L1otL SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 23 Play Video	Slow vs Fast Reactions Depending on certain conditions, a chemical reaction can either happen very quickly in seconds or take place over several years. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/1Ue3LLG GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/1UTfuBP SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 24 Play Video	Kinetics & the Concentration of Compounds In order for a chemical reaction to occur two molecules must collide. The more concentrated a solution then the greater the chance of them colliding. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/1ZWTaZA Download this PDF: http://bit.ly/1UdXmQP GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/1ZWTtnb SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 25 Play Video	Kinetics & the Surface Area of Compounds For a collision between molecules to be successful, molecules join at their active sites. The larger their surface area then the more places the molecules can successful join. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/28L0QnB GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/28L1otH SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 26 Play Video	Kinetics & Temperature The General Rule is increasing the reaction temperature by 10°C will cause the rate to double. Watch more of this topic ► http://cltch.us/1dyotIf GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need --→ http://cltch.us/1LIKRco SUBSCRIBE for new videos --→ http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook --→ http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter ---→ http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram--→ http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+ --→ http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 27 Play Video	Kinetics & the Catalyst A catalyst helps to speed up the rate of a reaction by lowering the energy of activation (Ea). Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/1Yy9Yag GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/1Yy8OMe SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 28 Play Video	Understanding Average or General Rate General or Average Rate is the change in the concentration of a compound over a period of time. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/1UdUZNT Download this PDF: http://bit.ly/28KZBon GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/1UdVsjg SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 29 Play Video	Understanding the Rate Law When it comes to the rate of a reaction the Rate Law focuses on the reactant concentrations, while ignoring the product concentrations. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/1UdX4JD Download this PDF: http://bit.ly/1UdYDaq GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/1UdXC27 SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 30 Play Video	The Rate Determining Step If the reaction says it’s a SLOW step or a ONE-STEP MECHANISM then we can simply look at the coefficients of the reactants to determine the reaction orders. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/1UdY9RN GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/1Yyc224 SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 31 Play Video	The Arrhenius Equation Temperature is one of the four factors that directly affect the rate of a reaction. It affects the rate of a reaction by affecting the rate constant k. The Arrhenius Equation tries to explain how temperature plays a central role in affecting the rate constant k. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/1YyaK7o Download this PDF: http://bit.ly/28L202z GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/1UTbuB4 SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 32 Play Video	The other forms of the Arrhenius Equation When dealing with TWO rate constants or TWO temperatures then we use the Two–Point Form of the Arrhenius Equation. In order to relate the plot of a graph to the Arrhenius equation then we manipulate it into the plot–wise approach of the equation. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/1UdY0hf GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/1UTbFMJ SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 33 Play Video	The Integrated Rate Laws When we include the variable of time to our Rate Law then we obtain the Integrated Rate Laws. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/1UdWqvL Download this PDF: http://bit.ly/1UdXj7A GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/1Yybut6 SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 34 Play Video	Zeroth, First and Second Order Reactions Each ordered reaction has its own unique integrated rate law equation as well as half-life equation that you will be expected to know. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/1ZWTxTW GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/1UdXIab SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 35 Play Video	Understanding Chemical Equilibrium A reaction reaches equilibrium once the rate of the forward reaction equals the rate of the reverse reaction. Once at equilibrium there is no net change in the concentration of reactants or products. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/28L2A08 Download this PDF: http://bit.ly/28L0a1z GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/28KZDN5 SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 36 Play Video	Understanding the Equilibrium Constant Associated with any reaction at equilibrium is the equilibrium constant K. Its numerical value determines if reactants or products are more greatly favored within a reaction. The equilibrium constant K is a ratio of products to reactants. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/1UT8UuU Download this PDF: http://bit.ly/1UT9dGd GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/28KZkSB SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 37 Play Video	The Different Types of Equilibrium Constants When dealing with equilibrium units in terms of pressure the equilibrium constant of Kp must be used, but if the equilibrium units are in molarity then we must use the equilibrium constant of Kc. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/28L1HEO Download this PDF: http://bit.ly/1UnEilq GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/1Yya1TF SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 38 Play Video	Understanding an ICE Chart In order to calculate the equilibrium concentrations of compounds we need to use an ICE Chart. An ICE Chart should be used when we are missing more than one equilibrium amount for compounds in our balanced equation. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/1UT8zse Download this PDF: http://bit.ly/28KZGsm GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/1UdW1JT SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 39 Play Video	Understanding Le Chatelier’s Principle According to Le Chatelier’s Principle if a system (chemical reaction) is at equilibrium and we disturb it then the system will readjust to maintain it’s equilibrium state. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/28L0SMj Download this PDF: http://bit.ly/1ZWRTSe GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/1Yy83m6 SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 40 Play Video	Identifying Binary Acids Most acids have one common feature and that is the presence of the hydronium ion, which is represented by H+ or H3O+. Binary acids can be identified by the fact that they all possess an H+ ion attached to an electronegative element. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/1YydLVl Download this PDF: http://bit.ly/28L4oq3 GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/28L4eyZ SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 41 Play Video	Identifying Oxyacids They are created by the hydration of nonmetal oxides. Conversely, metal oxides create bases when hydrated by water. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/1ZWULi4 GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/1UTcTrl SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 42 Play Video	Acids and Electrolytes Strong Acids are strong electrolytes that completely dissociate into ions when dissolved in water. Weak acids are weak electrolytes that don’t completely ionize, but instead reach a state of equilibrium. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/28L8zSE Download this PDF: http://bit.ly/1Ue0R9S GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/1Ue1foU SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 43 Play Video	Strength of Binary Acids When looking at a binary acid we look at both electronegativity and size to determine their strength. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/1ZWY2xS GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/1Ue4axK SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 44 Play Video	The Strength of Oxyacids The strength of an oxyacid depends on the number of oxygen atoms and the electronegativity of the nonmetal. If your oxyacid has 2 or more oxygens than hydrogens then your oxyacid is a strong acid. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/1Ue1xMv Download this PDF: http://bit.ly/1ZWXHuS GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/1Ue1BMf SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 45 Play Video	Comparing the Strength of Oxyacids When comparing the strengths of different oxyacids remember: If they have different number of oxygens then the more oxygens the more acidic. If they have the same number of oxygens then the more electronegative the nonmetal the more acidic. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/28LaypY GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/28L9eUg SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 46 Play Video	Exceptions to the Strength of Oxyacids With some rules there are exceptions. Oxalic acid and Iodic acid have two more oxygen’s than hydrogens but are weak acids because carbon are iodine have low electronegativity. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/28L9O49 GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/1YyjZnW SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 47 Play Video	Bases and Electrolytes Strong Bases are strong electrolytes that completely dissociate into ions when dissolved in water. Weak bases are weak electrolytes that don’t completely ionize, but instead reach a state of equilibrium. Watch more of this topic ► http://cltch.us/1LLNniB GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need --→ http://cltch.us/1EAqHM5 SUBSCRIBE for new videos --→ http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook --→ http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter ---→ http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram--→ http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+ --→ http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 48 Play Video	Bases and Group 1A Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/28L4mOX GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/28L4IVM SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 49 Play Video	Bases and Group 2A Group 2A metals, from Ca2+ to Ba2+, when combined with OH –, H –, O2– or NH2 – makes a STRONG BASE. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/1Yyghe4 GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/1UdZSqd SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 50 Play Video	Amines Amines are compounds with only nitrogen or hydrogen (i,e. NH3) or with carbon, nitrogen and hydrogen (i,e. CH3NH2). Neutral Amines are considered weak bases. Positive Amines are considered weak acids. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/1UTcUM9 GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/1Ue01Kr SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 51 Play Video	Discussing Arrhenius Acids and Bases According to Svante Arrhenius the two most important ions fundamental to the concept of acids and bases were H3O+ , the hydronium ion, and OH –, the hydroxide ion. An Arrhenius acid increases the H+ ion when dissolved in a solvent. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/1UTcYeF Download this PDF: http://bit.ly/1UTcQMr GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/1ZWWzaC SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 52 Play Video	Discussing Brønsted – Lowry Acids and Bases In 1923, Johannes Brønsted and Thomas Lowry developed a new set of definitions for acids and bases. According to Brønsted and Lowry, an acid was classified as a proton acceptor while a base is a proton acceptor. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/1ZWX7xn Download this PDF: http://bit.ly/28L6giz GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/1ZWXfgp SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 53 Play Video	Understanding Amphoteric Species An amphoteric species is one that can act as an acid or base depending on the reactants involved. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/1UTbPUr Download this PDF: http://bit.ly/1UdZCrn GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/1UTbOzW SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 54 Play Video	Understanding Lewis Acids In the 1920s, Gilbert Lewis proposed a new set of definitions for acids and bases. According to the Lewis definition an acid is an electron pair acceptor. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/1ZWW3cG Download this PDF: http://bit.ly/1UdZHeH GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/28L4qy9 SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 55 Play Video	Understanding Lewis Bases Compounds that have lone pair(s) on a central element can act as Lewis bases. Compounds that possess a negative charge can act as Lewis Bases. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/1UTcGEw GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/1UdZ6cR SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 56 Play Video	Understanding pH vs pOH The pH and pOH of a compound helps to determine its acidity and basicity. pH stands for the negative logarithmic function of your hydronium concentration, whereas pOH stands for the negative logarithmic function of hydroxide concentration. Watch more of this topic ► http://cltch.us/1SEEtYV GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need --→ http://cltch.us/1Hyxisx SUBSCRIBE for new videos --→ http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook --→ http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter ---→ http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram--→ http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+ --→ http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 57 Play Video	The connection to Hydronium ion and Hydroxide ion concentrations If we know the pH or pOH concentration then we can determine the concentration of hydronium ions or hydroxide ions. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/28L4n5r GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/1UdZcRB SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 58 Play Video	The pH Scale If the pH is less than 7 then the solution is acidic, if the pH is equal to 7 then the solution is neutral and if the pH is greater than 7 then the solution is basic. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/1UTcHbz GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/1UTcPb2 SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 59 Play Video	Understanding the Auto Ionization Reaction In a self-ionization reaction two water molecules react with one another, where one acts an acid and the other as a base. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/1UdZpUW Download this PDF: http://bit.ly/28L5aTV GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/1ZWW14w SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 60 Play Video	Calculating the pH of a Strong Acid or Strong Base Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/1Yyei9E Download this PDF: http://bit.ly/1YycZY9 GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/28L5v99 SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 61 Play Video	Calculating the pH of a Weak Acid or Weak Base If we have a WEAK ACID or WEAK BASE then we DO use an ICE chart to find the pH of solution because the yield of H+ and OH – ions are unknown. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/1UTbQI8 Download this PDF: http://bit.ly/1UTd1ag GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/1ZWVjUY SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 62 Play Video	Understanding Ka and Kb Expressions Associated with any weak acid or weak base is a Ka or Kb value respectively. Weak acids possess a Ka value less than 1, while weak bases possess a Kb value less than 1. The equilibrium expressions of Ka and Kb are the same as other equilibrium constants we’ve seen. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/28L6Ht6 Download this PDF: http://bit.ly/1YyeplD GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/1UdYLH1 SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 63 Play Video	Understanding Ka and Kb The greater the Ka value then the stronger the acid, while the greater the Kb the stronger the base. Ka and Kb are connected by the following equation: Kw = Ka * Kb Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/1UdZvMd GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/1ZWVjo4 SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 64 Play Video	Transition Metal Cations and Acidity When an acid and base undergo a neutralization reaction they form ions, which can create acidic, basic or neutral solutions. Cations (positive ions) can create either acidic or neutral solutions. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/1ZWWOTc Download this PDF: http://bit.ly/1ZWYcoT GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/1Ue2wMy SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 65 Play Video	Main Group Metal Cations and Acidity If the main group metal within an ionic compound has a charge of +3 or higher then it creates an acidic solution. If it’s less than +3 then it creates a neutral solution and is classified as a non-significant ion. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/1ZWWOm4 GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/1UTeihy SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 66 Play Video	Positive Amines and Acidity Amines are compounds with only nitrogen or hydrogen (i,e. NH3) or with carbon, nitrogen and hydrogen (i,e. CH3NH2). Positive amines within compounds create acidic solutions. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/1YyfZ79 GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/28L6Lcs SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 67 Play Video	Understanding a Buffer A buffer is a solution composed of a weak acid with its conjugate base. Buffers resist drastic changes to the pH if a strong acid or strong base is added. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/1UTe5LB Download this PDF: http://bit.ly/1ZWWXWM GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/1UTdrxt SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 68 Play Video	Method 1 for a Creating a Buffer As we stated earlier a buffer is composed of a weak acid and its conjugate base, but there are actually three ways to create a buffer. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/1ZWWyUk Download this PDF: http://bit.ly/28L75b8 GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/1YyhuC4 SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 69 Play Video	Method 2 for a Creating a Buffer The second method in creating a buffer is mixing a strong acid with a weak base. In this case since we have a strong species mixing with a weak species then we must make sure the weak species is higher in amount. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/28L6qqd GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/1UTeAFl SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 70 Play Video	The Henderson – Hasselbalch Equation Whenever we have a buffer we can skip the ICE Chart and use the Henderson Hasselbalch. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/1Yyhli9 Download this PDF: http://bit.ly/1UTdNEq GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/28L7cU5 SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 71 Play Video	Understanding an Acid–Base Titration Curve Titration curves help us to understand the neutralization occurring between an acid and base in order to identify the equivalence point. The equivalence point is when the moles of acid and base titrating are equal in amount. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/1YyjLxd Download this PDF: http://bit.ly/1UTettu GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/1Ue3Cb6 SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 72 Play Video	The Equivalence Point Depending on the types of acids and bases mixing the equivalence point can be less than, greater than or equal to 7. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/1Ue1ccO GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/1UTeE7U SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 73 Play Video	Understanding Weak Acid–Base Titrations Whenever we react a WEAK ACID with a STRONG BASE or a STRONG ACID with a WEAK BASE we use an ICF CHART. In an ICF Chart the units will be in moles instead of Molarity. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/1YyiQNd Download this PDF: http://bit.ly/28L8crd GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/28L91QV SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 74 Play Video	Understanding Strong Acid–Base Titrations If we react a STRONG ACID with a STRONG BASE then we DO NOT use an ICF Chart or an ICE Chart. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/1Yyj2fl Download this PDF: http://bit.ly/1UTeUnA GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/1ZWZyji SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 75 Play Video	Understanding the Solubility Product Constant Associated with any ionic compound is the solubility product constant, which measures how soluble the compound will be in a solvent. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/1ZWXIip Download this PDF: http://bit.ly/1Yyj4nt GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/28L8fDp SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 76 Play Video	Understanding Spontaneity Thermodynamics is the branch of physical science concerned with heat and its transformations to and from other forms of energy. A reaction that requires no outside energy source is classified as a natural process and is spontaneous. Watch more of this topic ► http://cltch.us/1Mm7aVq GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need --→ http://cltch.us/1BXili1 SUBSCRIBE for new videos --→ http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook --→ http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter ---→ http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram--→ http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+ --→ http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 77 Play Video	The 2nd and 3rd Law of Thermodynamics Entropy is the disorder or chaos associated with a system’s inability to convert thermal energy into mechanical work. The 2nd Law of Thermodynamics states systems (chemical reactions) spontaneously move to state of disorder. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/1UTbD7K Download this PDF: http://bit.ly/1UTcGob GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/28L55zB SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 78 Play Video	Increasing or Decreasing Entropy During a phase change as our molecules grow farther apart then entropy will increase. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/1UdXZd7 GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/1UTbH7u SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 79 Play Video	Calculating Entropy of the Universe The 2nd Law of Thermodynamics states that the entropy of the universe is always increasing and so it must always be greater than zero. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/28L3z0r Download this PDF: http://bit.ly/28L66HS GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/1ZWVK1A SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 80 Play Video	Total Entropy and Spontaneity If the entropy is greater than zero then we classify the process as spontaneous. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/28L33zl GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/28L5LF2 SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 81 Play Video	Understanding Gibbs Free Energy If our Gibbs Free Energy is less than zero then a reaction is spontaneous. If a reaction is spontaneous in one direction then it will be non-spontaneous in the opposite direction. Watch more of this topic ► http://cltch.us/1L06LuR GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need --→ http://cltch.us/1GpQ356 SUBSCRIBE for new videos --→ http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook --→ http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter ---→ http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram--→ http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+ --→ http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 82 Play Video	Understanding Oxidation versus Reduction Oxidation and reduction deals with the transferring of electrons between reactants. The reactant that loses electrons is oxidized, while the reactant that gains electrons is reduced. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/1rtqhIk GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/21qGPxc SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 83 Play Video	Rules for Oxidation Numbers We use these oxidation number rules whenever we are asked to determine the oxidation number of an entire compound or the individual elements within a compound. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/21qGaf3 Download this PDF: http://bit.ly/1rtoP99 GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/21qHLBA SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 84 Play Video	Determining Oxidation Numbers Using your newly acquired rules for oxidation numbers you can now determine the oxidation number of any element. Watch more of this topic ► http://cltch.us/1e3G2Ql GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need --→ http://cltch.us/1L4jx8R SUBSCRIBE for new videos --→ http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook --→ http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter ---→ http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram--→ http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+ --→ http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 85 Play Video	Cell Potential and Spontaneity There is a relationship between Gibbs Free Energy, the equilibrium constant K and the cell potential and spontaneity. Watch more of this topic ► http://cltch.us/1cKglD9 GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need --→ http://cltch.us/1FHD0Il SUBSCRIBE for new videos --→ http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook --→ http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter ---→ http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram--→ http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+ --→ http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 86 Play Video	Understanding Nuclear Reactions Radioactive reactions deal with the chemical instability of the nucleus in an atom. Heavy (large atomic mass) elements undergo radioactive reactions in order to increase the stability of their nuclei. Watch more of this topic ► http://cltch.us/1JI35fa GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need --→ http://cltch.us/1cKgExD SUBSCRIBE for new videos --→ http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook --→ http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter ---→ http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram--→ http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+ --→ http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 87 Play Video	Types of Nuclear Reactions In a radioactive decay or emission reaction the radioactive particle is ejected from the nucleus and forms a product. In a radioactive capture or absorption reaction the radioactive particle is taken into the element and so is seen as a reactant. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/1UTcbdF GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/28L53aY SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 88 Play Video	Understanding Alpha Decay or Emission An alpha particle is comprised of 2 protons and 2 neutrons. An alpha decay or alpha emission occurs when an unstable nucleus ejects an alpha particle to create a new element. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/1ZWVwaG Download this PDF: http://bit.ly/1ZWTJSZ GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/1ZWVrDY SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 89 Play Video	The Alpha Particle The alpha particle is one of the largest radioactive particles with the highest ionizing power, but lowest penetrating power. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/28L3uKa GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/1Yycc9U SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 90 Play Video	Understanding Beta Decay or Emission A beta particle has no atomic mass and is represented by an electron. A beta decay or beta emission occurs when an unstable nucleus ejects a beta particle to create a new element. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/1ZWTWWy Download this PDF: http://bit.ly/1Yydz8k GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/28L5Us8 SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 91 Play Video	The Beta Particle Beta particles are smaller in size, and therefore have more penetrating power. Luckily, they are less radioactively damaging because of their lower ionizing power. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/28L3YQq GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/28L3rxT SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 92 Play Video	Understanding Gamma Radiation A gamma particle has no atomic mass and no atomic number and is represented by the sign gamma. Gamma radiation is involved in the electromagnetic spectrum. Gamma rays possess the highest energy, while radio waves have lowest energy in terms of the spectrum. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/1YybI3j Download this PDF: http://bit.ly/1UdYkwu GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/1UTbe59 SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 93 Play Video	The Gamma Particle The gamma particle does not create a new element like the other radioactive particles, but instead causes the excitation of electrons within an element. Gamma Particles have lowest ionizing power, but are the most dangerous because of their highest penetrating power. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/28L4zS0 GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/28L4A8w SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 94 Play Video	Understanding Electron Capture In an electron capture or electron absorption reaction our electron particle is a reactant and not a product. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/28L4nCs Download this PDF: http://bit.ly/1UdXAHM GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/1Yyc7mz SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 95 Play Video	Understanding Positron Emission A positron particle is referred to as the anti-electron particle because it looks like a positively charged electron. A positron decay or positron emission occurs when an unstable nucleus ejects an alpha particle to create a new element. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/28L3zNT Download this PDF: http://bit.ly/1YycNIq GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/28L4ihX SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.
Lecture 96 Play Video	Radioactive Decay Rates Radioactive reactions follow principles dealing with Chemical Kinetics. Radioactive decay follows a 1st order mechanism and so has a similar integrated rate law equation from Chemical Kinetics. Watch more of this topic at ► http://bit.ly/1ZWUgV8 Download this PDF: http://bit.ly/28L3auR GET MORE CLUTCH! VISIT our website for more of the help you need: http://bit.ly/28L3IAW SUBSCRIBE for new videos: http://cltch.us/1axA33X --- LET'S CONNECT! Facebook: http://cltch.us/1JLgiSZ Twitter: http://cltch.us/1NLcKpu Instagram: http://cltch.us/1If5pb7 Google+: http://cltch.us/1E34o85 Clutch Prep = Textbook specific videos to help you pass your toughest science classes.