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Neil's Not So Bohring World of Chemistry

Welcome to Neil's Not So Bohring World of Chemistry. This channel is designed to help anyone and everyone who is trying to find success in chemistry. If you've found yourself thinking that chemistry is an extremely difficult subject that is poorly taught I'm here to change your mind. Whether you're in a middle school physical science class or preparing for an AP exam the videos you'll find here are made to increase your understanding in the shortest amount of time possible. Thank you for watching and stay tuned as our library of videos continues to grow.

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How to Find an Empirical Formula

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AP Chemistry Topic 1.2 Atomic Mass Calculations

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AP Chemistry Topic 1.1 Mole Calculations

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AP Chemistry 1.1 Moles and Molar Mass

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How Do You Know How Many Electrons An Atom Has?

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How to Write and Understand Isotopic Notation

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Calculating the Molar Mass of Compounds

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How to Read a Maxwell-Boltzmann Chemistry Graph For Kinetics

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Writing Chemical Formulas That Have Transition Metals

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How to Easily Write Redox Half Reactions

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Simple Guide to Predicting the Products of a Decomposition Reaction

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How to Figure Out Oxidation Numbers in Polyatomic Ions like Nitrate

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How to Balance Difficult Chemical Equations using the MINHO method

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How to Use Diatomic Gases in Chemical Equations

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When To Use An Expanded Octet In a Lewis Structure

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An Easy Guide to Calculating Formal Charges

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How To Pick The Correct Central Atom In A Lewis Structure

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Easiest Way to Memorize Polyatomic Ions with Nick the Baby Camel

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How To Write Formulas With Polyatomic Ions

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What is the Photoelectric Effect?!

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How To Write Nuclear Equations For Beta Decay

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Easy Instructions on How To Solve For Percent Abundances Using Atomic Mass

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What is the difference between controlled variables and a control group?

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What is the difference between independent and dependent variables?

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How To Find the Mass Number of Isotopes!

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Using The Law of Definite Proportions to Solve Percent Composition Problems

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How to Figure Out the Charge of Ions

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Effective Nuclear Charge Explained

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How to Predict Whether or Not a Nucleus is Stable!

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How To Predict the Products of a Single Replacement Reaction Using an Activity Series

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HOW TO SOLVE SPECIFIC HEAT PROBLEMS

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Solving Temperature Dependent Gibbs Free Energy Problems

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How to Use Le Chatelier's Principle to Solve Problems Involving Heat as a Stress

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Guide to Solving Weak Acid and Base Titration Problems

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Redox Reactions and How To Use Oxidation Numbers

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Making Sense of Acid Base Buffers

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A Simple Guide to Writing Net Ionic Equations

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Writing and Balancing Chemical Equations

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Acidic and Basic Salts Are EASY!

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How To Solve Equilibrium Precipitate Problems

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HYDROGEN BONDS AND COMMON MISTAKES

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UNDERSTANDING INTERMOLECULAR FORCES AND INDUCED DIPOLES

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