Calculating Water of Crystallisation

Water of crystallistion can seem very tricky however it really isn't. This video shows a simple method as to how you can tackle these using steps that you may be familiar with. Take a look to find out.

[wolfamongsheeple]

2 years of not getting it condensed to 5 mins of pure delight! Thank you a lot!

[secretaryfig]

THIS IS SO MUCH SIMPLER THAN THEY MAKE IT OUT TO BE, THANK YOU

[oliviacruickshank]

i might acctually pass now ive found this channel! life saver!

[chantevandyk]

I'm so glad I found this video! Its the morning before a titration practical exam and I could not find anything to explain this better! I'll definitely take a look at some of your other content.

[salmanqureshi]

great analogy of water crystallization being like a sponge soaked in water :)

[fatimahislam]

I was really struggling with these questions but now I understood it very well! Thank you very much!

[ishaqrabiu]

Thank you very much man... I didn't get it when my teacher taught me, but now I understand perfectly... thanks 😊

[livk]

subscribed the second the video ended THANK YOU SO MUCH

[Slugzie]

tysm this is such an easy way to understand it!

[nickyj-sj]

great video u explained it really well

[awesomeastronaut]

Yo thank you so much. Honestly. Thank you.

[TheCsenge]

This is a great way to do it! But sadly I can't use it because I need to fill the formula in the way the Irish leaving cert requires it...this method would be much easier though :(

[juannrocha]

What if the ratio was 2:7 would u divide the 7 by 2 to get 3.5 H2O?

[Kokiey-venecia]

Where did you get the mass for magnesium sulphate and water?

[cat]

"Easy" is way out of my brain's league

[cinnamonrole]

Bro thought he was slick with the glass of water at the start

[mollyfraha]

Why don't teacher's jx teach lyk this instead of complicating everything 😮😮😮😮😮

[ComandaKronikk]

what if the ratio is like 1: 4.5 or some other decimal should u just round it up/down to the nearest whole number?