Enthalpy of Solution, Enthalpy of Hydration, Lattice Energy and Heat of Formation - Chemistry

This chemistry video tutorial provides a basic introduction into enthalpy of solution and enthalpy of hydration. It explains how to calculate the enthalpy of solution given the enthalpy of hydration and the lattice energy of an ionic compound. It also discusses how to calculate the enthalpy of solution using heat of formation values also known as enthalpy of formation.
Heating Curve of Water:
• Heating Curve and Cool...
Heating Curve Chemistry Problems:
• How Much Thermal Energ...
Final Temperature - Ice Water Mixture:
• Final Temperature of I...
Molarity, Molality, Density, & Mass %:
• Molarity, Molality, Vo...
Normality & Equivalent Weight:
• How To Calculate Norma...
_________________________________
PPM and PPB Concentrations:
• Parts Per Million (ppm...
How To Convert PPM to Molarity:
• How To Convert PPM to ...
Enthalpy of Solution & Hydration:
• Enthalpy of Solution, ...
Solubility Vs Concentration:
• Solubility vs Concentr...
Solubility Curves:
• Solubility Curves - Ba...
___________________________________
Henry's Law & Gas Solubility:
• Henry's Law Explained ...
Vapor Pressure & Clausius Equation:
• Vapor Pressure - Norma...
Raoult's Law - Vapor Pressure:
• Raoult's Law - How To ...
Colligative Properties:
• Colligative Properties...
Chemical Kinetics Initial Rate Method:
• Chemical Kinetics - In...
_________________________________
Final Exams and Video Playlists:
www.video-tuto...
Full-Length Videos and Worksheets:
/ collections
Chemistry PDF Worksheets:
www.video-tuto...

[@TheOrganicChemistryTutor]

Chemistry PDF Worksheets: www.video-tutor.net/chemistry-basic-introduction.html Full-Length Videos & Exams: www.patreon.com/MathScienceTutor/collections Next Video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mXmlnXeMnJ6hiJo

[@matiassantacruz5487]

If only there was a Nobel Price for TEACHING/Saving lives...

[@sidsdabest2416]

Richard feynmann

[@gilormsplay]

Wow, nobody should ever fail a science exam when things can be explained so precisely.

[@javosaurus6073]

You have saved my life COUNTLESS TIMES. You explain things very well and learn much more than in class. Thanks!

[@Patrick.Holland]

Ive watched you every other day for the past 7 months and when I say this is easily one of the most helpful videos I have seen, I truly mean it. The concepts in this were explained in my Gen chem 2 lecture yesterday extremely poorly and I felt super stressed about it because I have a quiz this Thursday, but your methods of explaining and the practice of active recall and ur precision has helped me time and time again. I am a bio major and got a 4.0 last semester and am aiming for a 4.0 this semester to, a lot of that is thanks to u so thank u for everything you do u change lives.

[@ninjason]

Thanks for the detailed,and well thought out explanation. You cleared some of the clouds of confusion I had on this topic.

[@simonzhang7843]

This video is toooooo helpful to exist😂 Thanks so much!

[@karmungoh]

Best chemistry tutor ever! Thanks a lot.

[@eri4232]

Best way to explain anything that seems difficult, you gave me hope for my chemistry and I will be thankful to you when I will get an A in my AS level

[@puddleduck1405]

how did it go?

[@rickmwangi5803]

Wow! I never knew such a wonderful video existed, well explained. Thank you so much

[@michaelbergamini3051]

Hey, I love these videos. Thank you so much. I would recommend lowering the question slightly on the screen, because whenever you pause the video to work on a problem, the KZbin title drops down and obscures the text - making it difficult to work on the problem without the video running.

[@dreamzzstate5909]

Just click off to the side a little...

[@noahdadzie5281]

When will I see your face? I wasn't a science student but now because of you, I'm becoming one. I get to understand everything you teach on your learning pages. Thank you.

[@Pixelpin668]

I’ve fallen in luv w how he explains DAMN THIS TOO HELPFUL TYSM 😭❤️

[@UnoUaamakuje]

Thank you so much,best tutor ever you literally the best

[@gregsanossian1388]

You should become a professor

[@AnkitaKumari-zv8qp]

wow this is so helpful.Thanks for the great explanation

[@beyonceduro5926]

Thank you very much for this wonderful video.May God bless you

[@sharduljadhav250]

thank you very much may GOD bless you..

[@madhurjain1192]

Excellent explanation

[@exo-580]

This is amazing, precise tutorials,be blessed

[@theboogiegamer3872]

Please make a video on Schrodinger's equation (atomic structure)

[@nawalabdul6456]

This thing has been disturbing me for so long thanks to ya nw its easir very helpful

[@elkh7414]

You are my # one choice. Thank you very much.

[@bhupinderjitdhanoa380]

Thank you! Very nice explanation.

[@nicolegardner9734]

Thank you so so much for this video! Helped me so much!

[@niladrichakraborty3795]

Good understandable, Sir.

[@stephanieg2887]

Bless this video and this channel

[@passmoremahiyah6107]

wowwww 😀😀😀😀

[@passmoremahiyah6107]

wowwww 😀😀😀😀

[@radhalaxmi9748]

Yesssssssss

[@mesaywondaya7100]

You are simply amazing sir!!!

[@Dorar47]

Thank you so very much 🙏🏻

[@912sonic]

Thanks for this video

[@vedavalliv9597]

If the solvation of NaCl is endothermic.. then why solvation of LiCl is exothermic? Can anyone clear my doubt??

[@alexchase3661]

I believe the explanation is: enthalpy of solution of Li+ ions is much more positive as they are smaller atoms so have a greater affinity for the delta negative oxygen atoms in the water

[@seanliu54]

Can anyone teach me how to calculate the J/mol required for the dissolution of Ammonium Chloride?

[@Sophia-ju3mc]

i love this man

[@갱갱항상]

May Allah guide you. Thank you for this.

[@kamilayussupova2923]

I heard that lattice energy can not be measured practically, but can be estimated by calculations. What about solvation energy? Can we find values empirically?

[@kininagothu2526]

So delta H 2 and delta H 3 stand for amount of energy for dissolving Na+ in water and amount of energy for dissolving Cl- in water?

[@ananyamogu7481]

great explanation

[@bleblebleyou]

i thought bond-breaking was releasing energy and bonds forming was absorbing energy

[@nidaaa7714]

thanks

[@masacatior]

Hey, I wonder what softwares are you using for the videos?

[@Yoyoboy7]

v helpfull, thanks 👍

[@thabisombingo9649]

Are u saying whe you add salt to water the temperature of the water increases?

[@skywalkerbd7591]

You r awesome

[@utkarshchoudhary5532]

What is heat of hydration.?

[@noorhabib6561]

such a GOAT fr

[@abody5020]

great

[@ZYL1971]

where’s my alevel chem peeps at?!

[@doranazerdogan8247]

i am gonna fail lol

[@ZYL1971]

brooo don’t evennnn. i’m literally shitting myself this year. christmas revsison? absolute bull😭

[@brentrivera3046]

thanks a looooooooooot

[@mithilagunarathne7543]

Don’t know how to thank you 🙏🏻

[@andrewjackson7970]

10:37 car horn

[@JesusIsCometh]

now we know he doesn't live in a basement...

[@anantika6730]

Can someone please clear my one doubt i.e when enthalpy of hydration of the nacl is given then do we need to consider the enthalpy of hydration of each gaseous ions forms it

[@mariosantosoo6118]

Actually its the salt dissolving which releases heat that melts the ice

[@sairemkhan5589]

You sound like Matt Damon. And the only thing keeping me going with chem is that I'm learning from a celebrity lmao

[@dreamzzstate5909]

@@michaelp2624 wtf he sounds nothing like Mark Walberg lmfao

[@andrewthresh91]

@@michaelp2624 yeah stfu

[@vine7991]

in the second step you’re not actually breaking what’s actually happening is just weakening of bonds in the water

[@JohanManojMathew]

Cool,not even in NCERT!

[@legenarymaster3696]

Bro just open your own University

[@brian12463]

delta h1 is just lattice energy i'm pretty sure he got it backwards.

[@northgamerz1802]

You are wrong about endothermic and exothermic reaction

[@deborahchiu3564]

You are so beautiful this is so beautiful

[@rajdipdas5002]

good

[@montasimmayimmouno3345]

Nice,,but could have been better if you had gave 2 more examples..😑

[@dreamzzstate5909]

Do two more examples yourself based off of this one, it shouldn't be hard at all if you understand it.

[@Therealhump]

Chemistry sucks! I don't need this nonsense for Computer Programming...unwanted headache for me to forget it all in 6 months

[@rajdipdas5002]

I also have a channel

[@bobbysteakhouse7022]

Nice self promotion!

[@joginderpaljain6825]

Nobody cares!

[@rianarion3437]

This is so helpful. Thank you