Molarity, Molality, Concentration

Molarity vs Molality

These are the two most common units for concentration, and unfortunately they're also the most confusing since they're exactly the same word except for one letter. This video explains how to calculate both, how to spot the difference, how they are handled differently in the lab, and the types of questions your teacher is likely to put on the test.

Mass Percentage, ppm, Mole Fraction, etc

This video covers all the obscure units of concentration that you'll see on the test in this chapter, but then never see again until the final or AP exam.

Dilution Problems

This video covers a particular type of problem that every teacher asks. There are two versions. One asks you to calculate the concentration of a solution created by diluting an existing solution with water, usually using the equation M₁V₁=M₂V₂. The other asks you the concentration of a solution formed by combining two solutions of different concentrations.

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