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Chemistry: Experimental determination of rate laws

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Example using initial rates to find the order in each reactant, the overall order, and the rate constant k. Chemistry Did you know that eve…

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Class 11 Physics (India): Elastic and non elastic materials

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Is steel more elastic than rubber? We all have some intuition for elastic and non-elastic materials. But how do we define elasticity? How d…

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Class 12 Physics (India): Simple microscope

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Let's explore how a magnifying glass (simple microscope) really works. Class 12 Physics (India) It is now time to dive deeper into the worl…

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Class 11 Physics (India): Solved example: pressure needed to compress water

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Let's solve a numerical on bulk modulus. Let's explore how easy or difficult it is to compress water in this problem-solving video. Class 1…

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Health and medicine: Molarity, molality, osmolarity, osmolality, and tonicity - what's the difference?

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See how each of these terms tells us something different about a solution. Rishi is a pediatric infectious disease physician and works at K…

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Health and medicine: What is cyanotic heart disease

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Health and medicine The medical world can be a confusing place. Patients, their families, and even students entering health fields might fe…

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Health and medicine: Neuroplasticity

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Health and medicine The medical world can be a confusing place. Patients, their families, and even students entering health fields might fe…

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Health and medicine: Types of hormones

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There are three major types of hormones. 1) Protein hormones (or polypeptide hormones) are made of chains of amino acids. An example is ADH…

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Electrical engineering: Spout motor mount

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Electrical engineering Learn about electricity, circuit theory, and introductory electronics. We also have sections that let you get down a…

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Class 10 Physics (India): Mirror formula

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Let's explore the mirror formula (1/f = 1/v+1/u) and see how to locate images without drawing any ray diagrams Created by Mahesh Shenoy Cla…

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Class 11 Physics (India) - Hindi: Three box system problem (Hindi)

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In this video Ram explains how to easily find the acceleration of a three box system by treating it as a single mass. Class 11 Physics (Ind…

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Class 11 Physics (India) - Hindi: 2 dimensional momentum problem (Hindi)

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An example of conservation of momentum in two dimensions. Class 11 Physics (India) - Hindi To help students who prefer to learn by watching…

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Class 11 Physics (India): Newton, Leibniz, and Usain Bolt

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Why we study differential calculus. Class 11 Physics (India) Let's learn, practice, and master topics of class 11 physics (NCERT) starting …

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Class 11 Physics (India) - Hindi: Intro to Relative Velocity (Hindi)

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Velocity is relative and not absolute. It depends upon who is doing the measurement, i.e. what is the frame of reference. Class 11 Physics …

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Class 11 Physics (India): Area between a curve and the x-axis

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Based on the fundamental theorem of calculus, we can use antiderivatives to compute integrals. Class 11 Physics (India) Let's learn, practi…