The Van't Hoff Factor

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This video explains what is and how to determine the van't hoff factor of a reaction.

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Something to keep in mind on how to differentiate between electrolytes and nonelectrolyte is if the molecule is ionic (metal-nonmetal) or nonionic. Ionic compounds will dissociate in water and nonionic will not, for example, NH3 i=1

leonidr
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Thank you very much. I have an exam tomorrow and this video really cleared determining the number of particles for the Van't Hoff Factor up for me.

kathleenrolin
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once the van't hoff factor found, how do we find the percentage of dissociation. say we have MgSO4, the expected i = 2 and experimental i = 1.2 . To find the percentage why can't we simply do (1.2/2*100)? and what would happen if the (i) expected is greater than 2? thanks.

kevinc.
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hi what happens with napo4 or al(so)3 i dont undertoon this particules are politomic

carlosenriqueramirezmunoz
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What is van't Hoff factor of complex compounds like (Co(NH3)(NO2))Cl

srichandravadantejavath
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Anyone know the Van't Hoff factor for Methanol?? i've been trying to figure it out but I can't

kellytush
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I laughed, you want to know why? My professor didn't teach us how to get i, he just kept saying numbers and none of us knew why. We thought there was some cheat sheet he would give us ya' know? Lol was I wrong!! What about Ethanol (CH3CH2OH)

jordanbeavers
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good video but you need to memorize your solubility rules to know your weak, stong, and non electrolytes. also memorize your strong acids and bases to determine them.
good luck

hazimsamerrassam
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thx my teacher just gave it to us we have to figure

honeyjones
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no idea this was called the van t hoff factor...

perryplatypus
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so every non electrolyte have vanthoff factor 1

sakshisingh