Molarity is just another word for concentration. The formula for molarity is equal to the moles of your solute, divided by the liters of your solution. Now molarity can be used as a conversion factor because it has two different… Continue Reading
Normal air usually has a lot of particles floating around in it and this can sometimes pose a problem for delicate work like hard drive data recovery. As I’ve shown in previous videos, hard drives can be repaired in normal… Continue Reading
Hey, what’s up? John Sonmez from simpleprogrammer.com. So, I thought I’d do a little bit of a different program today because, I found something pretty useful that I think might help a lot of you. And, just to have this… Continue Reading
Text slide: TROUBLESHOOTING SOUND PROBLEMS If you encounter any sound problems try the following solutions. You can determine whether or not the microphones are set to mute on the Touch Panel. To this go to the Bottom of the Touch… Continue Reading
Welcome to Solution Stoichiometry! Solution stoichiometry is concerned with reactions that are aqueous, or, in other words, reactions that take place in water. And this tutorial assumes you have an acquaintance with basic stoichiometry. If you are not acquainted with… Continue Reading
We’re focusing on an example of solution stoichiometry. So our example states, according to the label on a bottle of concentrated hydrochloric acid, the contents are 36% HCl by mass and have a density of 1.18 grams per milliliter. We’re… Continue Reading
You have an iPad with iOS7… …but, some apps to make any sound? Let’s fix it! First: take a look at the “side switch”… …see the red mark? The iPad is “on mute” Switch it up! Second: put the volume… Continue Reading