Lecture

Q&A Session on Acids and Bases

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Description

This lecture covers a Q&A session on acids and bases, focusing on calculating minimal mass, buffer solutions, and practical problems related to buffer solutions. The instructor provides detailed explanations and examples, emphasizing the importance of understanding the concepts and solving challenging exercises. The session also addresses questions from students, clarifying concepts such as pH calculations, equilibrium reactions, and the behavior of strong bases. The instructor encourages active participation and offers support for students to enhance their understanding of acid-base chemistry.

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Inorganic chemistry: Topics in inorganic chemistry

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