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correct, what about molarity and what would you do with it to find the Hydronium concentration at equilibrium?yoshi6 said:60.05 g/mol i think
yep ... and have you read when you can neglect x = the concentration change?yoshi6 said:oh so that is where you got x^2/ [1.2/60.05]...
1AM, i'im so bored, lol. what time is it there?yoshi6 said:okay, makes sense, I'm just curious, what time is it over there?
naw idc, i want to be a chem tutor @ my school but i don't think i'll get hired b/c they prefer to hire professionals :( so I'm happy to help because i really don't want to forget what i learned, and i have no motivation to review on my own.yoshi6 said:wow...2am, I have been doing homework for hours...thank you so much for your help! I feel like I owe you a present
i go to a CC in Houston, lol ima PM u because i don't think they'd like chattingyoshi6 said:I should but I don't think I am going to yet...what school do you go to?