Psyxwar's Chemistry Thread

[psyxwar]

don't be late to class

Don't tell me what to do.

[psyxwar]

Can someone list all the types of concentration (eg. M, %w/v, etc) that we're expected to know?

[--whiteskies]

oh my.

are you learning all this non-study design stuff for the funsies or.
are you doing 3/4 early. you are aren't you.

Can someone list all the types of concentration (eg. M, %w/v, etc) that we're expected to know?

my teacher said you didn't need to know about %w/v or that parts per million thing.

[psyxwar]

oh my.

are you learning all this non-study design stuff for the funsies or.
are you doing 3/4 early. you are aren't you.

my teacher said you didn't need to know about %w/v or that parts per million thing.

who does work for funsies, pls.

Mmm i think it's still on my exam though, was in a few past papers for 1/2 anyway.

[--whiteskies]

who does work for funsies, pls.

Mmm i think it's still on my exam though, was in a few past papers for 1/2 anyway.

oh i think i know. were your previous questions for the chemistry olympiad?
because right now i am not sure what i need to know anymore.

bro all i'm seeing is a blur of magnitude/ resonance whats goin on.

[psyxwar]

oh i think i know. were your previous questions for the chemistry olympiad?
because right now i am not sure what i need to know anymore.

bro all i'm seeing is a blur of magnitude/ resonance whats goin on.

yeah it was, don't worry, I don't think much of the stuff here is relevant

Also, for anyone who was also curious about my question (probs no one):

- w/w (percentage by mass)
- v/v (percentage by volume)
- w/v (percentage mass per volume)

[Kuroyuki]

yeah it was, don't worry, I don't think much of the stuff here is relevant

Also, for anyone who was also curious about my question (probs no one):

- w/w (percentage by mass)
- v/v (percentage by volume)
- w/v (percentage mass per volume)

I'll send you a photo via email or something
Picture is too large on here and ceebs typing

[LazyZombie]

yeah it was, don't worry, I don't think much of the stuff here is relevant

Also, for anyone who was also curious about my question (probs no one):

- w/w (percentage by mass)
- v/v (percentage by volume)
- w/v (percentage mass per volume)

what does all that mean ;A;

eep

edit; nvm

[Dismounted]

what does all that mean ;A;

eep

Let's put some possible units onto them...

% w/w = g per 100 g = kg per 100 kg and so on.
% v/v = mL per 100 mL = L per 100 L and so on.
% w/v = g per 100 mL = kg per 100 L and so on.