Because without school you wouldn't realize that you needed to come to youtube to figure out what the heck your teacher was talking about.

I'm so glad I found this channel in my first year of med school!

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Wow....you make it soooo easy!

very nicely put

Excellent

Thanks alot for your effort

Just copied this from a website. I checked a few and they all say the same thing: Osmolality is a measure of the moles (or osmoles) of solute per kilogram of solvent expressed as (mol/kg, molal, or m). Since the amount of solvent will remain constant regardless of changes in temperature and pressure, osmolality is easier to evaluate and is more commonly used, and often preferred, in practical osmometry. Most commercially available osmometers report results using osmolality units mOsm/kg.

Thank you so much

Thank you

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What's the difference between concentration (mg/mL)and osmolarity (Mosmo/L)?

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@irazani97

6 жыл бұрын

what do you study? medicine?

@biswarupsharma709

Жыл бұрын

clinical aspects college ke bina kaise sikhega kuch bhi mat likh

brilliance

Thanks!!! I finally got it.

thank u

he lowkey sounds like that TEDEd voiceover

This is a great resource for sure, but all I hear is Prismo from adventure time ( was just waiting for him to ask the osmolarity of pickle brine)

Your video is ok but I agree with you but somehow I found this video on IV fluids more interesting more interesting --->This is a detailed version, @ Anyway I somehow felt that IV fluids have been covered better in the video link.

What about Normality?

I’m so confused 😭

your mistaken. osmolality = Number of osmoses / mass of solvent (not solution). You just quoted osmolarity

What is the difference between osmole and mole ???

@jonestacara

5 жыл бұрын

doctor aasem exactly

@akshinbarathi8914

2 жыл бұрын

osmolality is the moles of number of particles or ions . moles is just the normal molkes. example one mole of NACL is one mole but 2 OSMOLE because the Na and Cl both ionize and exist independantly so the number of moiles of particles double\kind iff like vant off factor

noo that's molality, osmolality= Number of osmoses/ Volume of Solvent not the hole solution

Totally confused. At around 0:12 he begins explaining the difference between molarity and molality by saying that they have the same numerator but that they''re divided by solution vs. being divided by solvent. But what is the difference between a solution and a solvent? When I look them both up, solution and solvent seem exactly the same, so why are molarity and molality any different from each other? Solution is something you put something into, but a solvent is also something you put something into. So in order to clarify two confusing, similar-sounding words here (molarity & molality), he's using two other confusing, similar-sounding words (solution & solvent). So frustrating. Thanks for any clarification.

@fan_melinda

7 жыл бұрын

Hello! A solvent refers to the LIQUID in which a solute dissolves (e.g. water), and a solution refers to the MIXTURE formed when a solute (e.g. salt) has dissolved in a solvent. The solution contains both the solute AND the solvent. So if you take the examples given, salt is the solute, water is the solvent, and all together the solution is salt water.

@caribaez5711

6 жыл бұрын

I am thinking that the molarity is the solute/solvent whereas the molality has to do witth the solvent only like water.

@manishashakya8835

5 жыл бұрын

You dissolve a solute into a solvent, for eg dissolving sugar in water. The solution is the homogeneous mixture formed by mixing the solute and the solvent. So, the sugar in water as a whole is a solution. If 1 mole sugar is dissolved in 1 L of sugar solution, its molarity is 1. But, if 1 mole sugar is dissolved in 1 kg of water, its molality is 1. I hope that clears your doubts.

osmolality= N osmoles / L solvent !!!