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In this video, I use particle diagrams to explain the conceptual differences between volume, molarity, and amount of solute (i.e., moles). I show how to use dimensional analysis to do solution stoichiometry (converting between volume, molarity, and amount of solute). Finally, I do a dilution calculation and show how that's done in the lab.

0:00 Introduction
1:02 Volume,
1:58 Amount of Solute (Moles)
3:39 Molarity
7:08 Molarity Conversions (Dimensional Analysis)
12:07 Dilutions
14:53 Dilution Example Problem
21:22 Endscreen

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This video is part 1 of my AP Chemistry summer assignments. Here are the five videos I include in this assignments, as well as the notes sheets and practice problems. Feel free to use these resources in your own class!

Video 1: Solutions: Molarity and Dilutins -    • Solutions - Molarity, Stoichiometry, ...  
Video 2: Representations of Reactions -    • Representations of Reactions - Partic...  
Video 3: Stoichiometry Map -    • Stoichiometry Map (including moles of...  
Video 4: Stoichiometry Example Problems -    • Stoichiometry Example Problems (inclu...  
Video 5: Limiting Reactant and Percent Yield -    • Limiting Reactant and Percent Yield -...  
Notes Sheets and Practice Problems:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1w...