The Science of Solubility

Explains why some molecules, like salts and acids, dissolve in water but fats will not.

[huhdidwhat]

I have been trying to visualize this my entire life (in my 40's) and this finally did it for me. Thank you Sir, I very much appreciate what you have just clarifed for me 👍

[emilemaje]

I love how soluble this video was, truly inspiring

[goldplover]

Very good explanation of the dissolving process. I recommended this video for my german chemistry students in highschool.

[UpInTheSky]

Great video. I will do the experiment with my son. 😊

[hsingh]

Thank you very much
Please make more videos on chemistry

[renju]

Thank you so much...your videos are so informative

[ilhamjuanda]

what if other minerals introduced to the saltwater? what happen in molecular level? if u already explain in video, please let me know..thanks

[Aphelia.]

I have a question: we have learned in chemistry class that ethanol is nonpolar because it is only made of C, H and O. But in real life we mix alcohol with water. How is that possible? (It may be a silly question since I'm only a high schooler haha)

[geetasindhi]

When sodium ion is taken away by the negative oxygen ion and chlorine ion is taken away by the positive hydrogen ion how does salt retain its taste in water