ALEKS: Using the Kf and Kb equations with electrolytes

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As of this video, this will be my final topic. Thank you so much for helping me through my journey. May what you have given to me be given back to you three folds. In Christ of Nazareth's name and blood! Amen.

raulyjimenez
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Can you do one that has to do with moles. I had to multiply mine by 4.

emmahickman
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Perfect for this question! But could you do it with all the different questions for this topic please. They ask too much from me lmao

joepoor
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how would you solve this type of problem where you have to calculate the mass of solvent that was dissolved?

nana-ytup
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This is the same as solving it without electrolytes. Could you do one on an ionic compound? Aleks asks to either multiply or divide once you reach the moles and I know how to obtain the number but I am not sure when to multiply or divide. There are no other videos and the Aleks explanation is not clear. Could you do a video for this topic but that is an ionic compound?

isabellafarall
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mam plz give derivation of formula of kb and kf plz

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