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My short, clear overview of everything you need to know about the Group 2 elements, and some of their compounds.

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From confusion to mastery - in this episode, I walk you through everything you need to know to do tritrations. Including the calculation step! Whether you find the terminology challenging, want to understand the apparatus and process, or how to do the calculation, I've got you.

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The episode about moles can be found here

In this episode:

1. Why you could easily drop a grade by using incorrect units
2. The units you're given are often not the ones you need to use
3. The units to use for the volume of liquid or the volume of gases
4. The unit for temperature
5. The unit for pressure
6. The unit for the amount of substance
7. The unit for concentration
8. The units for energy change
9. My Pro Tips

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In this episode:

1. What is the acid dissociation constant
2. What do we mean by the dissociation of an acid
3. What is a weak acid
4. How to write the expression for the acid dissociation constant
5. How to rearrange the expression to help calculate pH
6. What happens to Ka when the temperature is changed

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In this episode:

1. What is the equilibrium constant
2. What is the equilibrium constant used for
3. What are the units of Kc
4. How to write the equilibrium constant expression
5. The effect of changing the temperature
6. The effect of changing the concentration
7. The effect of changing the pressure
8. The effect of a catalyst
9. The Kc for the reverse reaction
10. Le Chatelier's Principle

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In this episode:

• What is a reversible reaction?
• How to spot a reversible reaction
• Use the correct arrow!
• What is equilibrium?
• What is necessary to achieve equilibrium?
• Disturbing an equilibrium, and La Chatelier's Principle
• What happens to an equilibrium when you add a catalyst?

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In this episode:

• Definition of an acid
• Why acids and hydrogen ions are so reactive
• What pH means and how to calculate it
• Strong acids, weak acids and concentration

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In this episode:

• What is the ideal gas equation?
• How to use the ideal gas equation
• The biggest mistakes when using the ideal gas equation
• The units to use - pay special attention
• When to use the ideal gas equation

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In this episode:

• Using the mole to calculate RFM of compounds, ions and elements
• Using the mole to calculate empirical formulae
• Using the mole to calculate % composition
• Using the mole to calculate the concentration of solutions
• Using the mole to calculate the volume of gas
• Using the mole to do calculations for equilibria, weak acids, weak bases and buffers
• Using the mole to calculate how many moles, grams or litres of gas are used or created in a reaction
• Using the mole to calculate pH
• Using the mole to determine the limiting reagent

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