【高校化学】固体の溶解度①(定義と解法)【理論化学】

It's so simple that it's a shame to make it a difficult subject, so be sure to master it! ٩( 'ω' )و! Here's a video about "chemistry calculation methods" that you should watch first:    • 【高校化学】モル計算の基本【理論化学】   Here's the recommended chemistry study method:    • 【高校化学】化学の勉強法(最強ノートの作り方)【受験対策】   If you have any questions about the video, please leave a comment. Also, a Q&A summarizing answers to past questions can be found in the pinned comments. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Recommended textbooks for those starting to study chemistry: "Okano's Chemistry: From the Beginning, Carefully: Theoretical Chemistry" https://amzn.to/2HAJS3z "Okano's Chemistry: From the Beginning, Carefully: Inorganic and Organic Chemistry" https://amzn.to/2IXs5TJ → Always study with a lecture-style book like this before practicing problems. "Visual Photoscience: Chemistry Illustrated Book" https://amzn.to/2HnBcj3 → A must-have book for anyone studying chemistry. Images are important in high school chemistry. Once you get the hang of it, it's more fun than reading One Piece. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Recommended Chemistry Workbooks "Introductory Chemistry Problems" https://amzn.to/2EM6yuu → One of the easiest workbooks. It's far better than the "weird stuff" assigned by your school. "Basic Chemistry Problems" https://amzn.to/2HnLX53 →Although the name says "basic," it's by no means "easy." However, I don't know of any other standard problem books with more detailed explanations than this one. In fact, I recommend it to my students every year. "Important Chemistry Problems" https://amzn.to/2HBjQNE →This book contains an overwhelming number of problems. Unless you're taking entrance exams at Waseda or Keio level or above, just doing Problem A is sufficient. Practice together with the Basic Problems Review. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- On the "University Math & Physics" channel, where you can learn in a cram school atmosphere, we upload video lessons for: ① University Course: University-level science subjects ② High School Course: Exam-level science subjects We also provide information for high school and university science students. For business inquiries, please contact us on our website (we also provide one-on-one instruction, including exam preparation). For collaboration requests, please contact us on our website (we are happy to accept them^^) For lecture requests, please leave them in the comments section of any video! Subscribe here (Let's continue enjoying our classes!)    / @yobinori   Official Website here (Easy to find the lecture you're looking for!) http://yobinori.jp/ Twitter here (Actively active!!)   / yobinori   Instagram here (See Takumi's daily life(?))   / yobinori   Quote of the Day I like scary stories that make sense when you understand them. The above link URL uses an Amazon Associates link.