Thursday, February 23rd, 2012

Suspensions, Colloids and Solutions

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Suspensions, Colloids and Solutions. The difference between Molarity and Molality.

A chemical demonstration showing that ions must be present in solution for electrical conductivity. Carleton University, Ottawa, Canada.

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30 Responses to “Suspensions, Colloids and Solutions”
  1. 94bembem says:

    thankyou:) helped a lot:)

  2. 94bembem says:

    thankyou:)

  3. jodster61 says:

    Molarity … sounds like air (pressure, temperature and volume all change)

  4. orika001 says:

    Hi, I have some question, so how does colloid solution pulls water from interstitial space and not from the blood cell? I know that hypertonic solution pulls water from blood cell and hypotonic push water into the blood cell, while colloid is also hypertonic…

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  12. Shadowradio says:

    Its also terms not terminology.

  13. Chivito1994 says:

    helped with my chem homework :D

  14. lloron74 says:

    …meow…(…when sulfate, sulfites, nitrates, etc. begin precipitating the colloid state can be reached in seconds, if the right temperature conditions exist. When ocean currents begin mixing during vernal & invernal equinoxes, the ability of a warm current mixing with the colloid formed over a barrier reef and the heat of hydration can cause drastic crenation of cellular material as water is pulled from the aquatic plant cells causing what has been called: “El NiƱo”…)

  15. olegsemenmn says:

    Molarity is wrong, molality is right for calculations

  16. MrRedarmy9 says:

    thanks i got an a on my test bro

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    Nice awesome testing machine you got there

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  24. kilogre116 says:

    OMG thank you, I’m doing a science project, and I’m trying to finda good procedure and sort of an idea of what im doing, Like, for my project, I’m doing an experiment to measure the conductivity of salt solutions, different salt amounts in each solution. This video helped a LOT

  25. rohannesburg says:

    lol water is obviously an electrical conductor, Deionised sea of electrons once you electrolyse it, AWesome EXperiments!!, man i’m starting to like Chemistry more than Physics lol

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