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Zumdahl Chemistry 7th ed. Chapter 4 (Pt. 1)

Having problems understanding high school chemistry topics like: calculating molarity, using the dilution formula, using solubility rules to find precipitates in reactions, writing complete or net ionic equations, or using stoichiometry to figure out the amount of precipitate being manufactured? This video is meant for AP Chemistry students, but any high school student going through Chapter 4 of Chemistry 7th edition with Zumdahl can use this as a resource (If you aren't sure which edition of Zumdahl is being used in this video, here is the link to the 7th edition on Amazon: https://amzn.to/3sAmaLS) 🧪️ This is part of a series that is covering the entire book (minus sections that are irrelevant to the AP exam). If you'd like to continue watching more of these videos then click here: http://bit.ly/39GLvej ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 00:00 Section 4.1 Water and Dissolution of Ionic Solids 02:44 Section 4.2 Nature of Aqueous Solutions: Strong vs. Weak Electrolytes 06:53 Section 4.3 Calculating Molarity, Solution Composition, and Dilution 18:23 Section 4.4 Types of Chemical Reactions 26:00 Section 4.5 Precipitation Reactions & Solubility Rules 31:07 Section 4.6 Writing Complete and Net Ionic Equations 35:14 Section 4.7 Finding the Amount of Precipitate Manufactured Using Stoichiometry Looking for Part 2 of Chapter 4?    • Zumdahl Chemistry 7th ed. Chapter 4 (Pt. 2)   Want to move on to Chapter 5?    • Zumdahl Chemistry 7th ed. Chapter 5 (Pt. 1)   Here is a fun introductory lab simulation for concepts in this chapter: 🔷 Simple Molarity and Dissolution of Solids Lab: http://bit.ly/3steGKB ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 🔥 Follow me on Twitter:   / saucedoscience   🌩 Need Teaching Resources? https://bit.ly/2XQxuFx 🥼 Want to Donate to My Classroom? http://bit.ly/3qtIAfL 🎮 Like Oldschool Video Games? Follow me on Twitch:   / chemistryinaminute   #chemistry #zumdahl #apchemistry #chemistryinaminute #saucedoscience