Law of Multiple Proportions

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[kiyvro]

Thank you for this video! Short and to the point unlike a few others I sat through to try and understand.

[krishnamarichetty]

Thank you man, taking AP Chem next year and you are helping me understand my summer work 💯

[olivierbohmer]

Thanks so much. Straight to the point, short and clear explanation. Thanks!!

[shauryasaxena]

can u explaiin a bit about the difference between law of reciprocal proportion and law of definate proportions

[lubnajakie]

Thank you so much I finally understand!

[horsebiscuityt]

Thank you! As a year 9 student, I also understand it now!

[anitachoudhary]

Thanks bro it's so helpful for me because tomorrow is my exams . thanks once again bro.

[aneraser]

Okay I think I finally get it now. Is it fair to say that what the law of definite proportions is to elements/atoms, the law of multiple proportions is for compounds?

[josephanthony]

What does all this mean in plain English ??

[siam]

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[MwSama]

i see, so basically law proportion is the proportion between elements in a compound? but multiple proportions is the proportion between compounds?