Find the Boiling Point (Elevation)

[@imbatman8472]

Doesn’t stop calculating while the buildings on fire that’s dedication. From the bottom of my heart I salute you.

[@jubethdiesto10]

Probably the most intense tutorial you’ll ever see yet 10/10

[@DangernoodleDave]

"SIR WE NEED YOU TO EVACUATE THE BUILDING ITS ABOUT TO COLLAPSE!!!" "Ooooooone sec just gotta calculate the boiling point real quick"

[@_namra_f]

😂

[@Jacob-xd3ko]

My man is really so committed to chem that he’s risking his life for finding a boiling point

[@macarenasantillan1404]

Thank you for sacrificing your life and helping me pass my chem classes! you make it so much easier! :D

[@casdarealest4478]

please don't do that again.... we don't want you to perish in a fire for our sakes... But thank you for all that you do it is greatly appreciated. I have a chem test later today and you cleared up the confusion in my perception on how to calculate the boiling point. thank you so much Nate

[@aaronhimor6577]

I just realized, he was a little rushy after that fire alarm haha

[@916213]

shouldnt it be degrees celsius for part A instead of moality for the answer

[@toledojack88]

we were about to find the boiling point of chemistNATE lol

[@balma13baby]

this needs more likes lmao

[@_namra_f]

😂

[@asmcriminaL]

That freaked me out a bit, you said it boils at 1.18m. I was like "that makes no sense." Glad you caught it.

[@hamedhosseini4938]

Haha he sacrificed himself for science! awww R.I.P champ

[@ColbyClinePenholders]

Today we learn the elevated boiling point of a humans skin in a burning building.

[@lighttstrike6801]

*Bwoop, bwoop, bwoop* "Okay, let's do this quickly."

[@carola24601]

thank you for this. why isn't every teacher as good as explaining this as you are

[@deepasharma8641]

Don't know what I would have done without this video! Thank you!

[@Scoxn]

What a strange sound that fire alarm made

[@QJSquall]

next we'll be told to ignore safety goggles.... :p

[@iammichelewithonel]

I'm prepping for my chapter test tomorrow. :) Nice review, and funny how the alarm went off.

[@sombervanek]

11 years later and youre still clutching up

[@itszyxjn2]

He was demonstrating boiling point with a real life scenario

[@aaronhimor6577]

the ramen noodles in the pot in your kitchen you left on, probably reached waaaaaaaaay past its boiling point. LOL!

[@hungq100]

MY FAVORITE VIDEO OF ALL TIME

[@monicasmith7734]

Awesome job!! But I hope that alarm was not for real since all my attention was caught by the weird sound of alarm the moment it went off lol

[@s.j.t.2138]

This is the best instructional video I have ever watched!

[@darkprince102892]

Fire alarm goes off...**must..find..Boiling Pt. Elevation**..lol thanks!!

[@jacobotou477]

this video made you a new fav chem instructor

[@perseus276]

Plot Twist: He was live streaming a quiz he was taking and the fire alarm was really a 3 minute warning before the end of the test.

[@luxdraven6078]

Hahahahh thats what you get for vlogging while theres an alarm, great teaching even in hurry, hahahaha anyways it helped me out of my lesson...thanks👌👌

[@smaiiz1467]

This stuff is actually hella easy and makes so much sense when you're not in a boring ass terrible lecture that's rushed and you're not even listening in.

[@d0ct0r_h0nkl3r]

Great video. Thank you so much. I honestly dont know why I have this $120.00 textbook. Hope your building didn't burn down

[@maxumpros]

Are you a firefighter with chem background? Seems legit to me.

[@jemsont.victorio8664]

what if you need to find out what is the molar mass of an organic compound, and you also need to find out the Boiling point of solution

[@ohkay4065]

You helped me FINALLY learn how to calculate the boiling pt! Thank you SOOO much!!!!

[@huntersikari]

Thank you very much. You would save my ass if you could tell me how does it work if both solutes are mixed in the same solvent...how does it change the boiling point

[@sean_tristan31]

Isnt the Kb of water 0.52? Cause that's what's written on my table

[@kazeem-mustapha]

How can I elevate the freezing point of water to like 10 degrees celsius?

[@lilal.1037]

2. For a 0.222 m aqueous solution of sucrose, C12H22O11, What is the boiling point? kb = 0.512˚C/m see like i was given this problem and i got .114 but then you add 100. so the bp is 100.114. but how come u never had to add 100?

[@abby520]

He is only finding the change in the tb. If you were to do out the entire thing, you would do, the boiling point of the solvent = the normal boiling point (100C) + the change in tb which would come to 100.114. So you were correct, you just went one step further

[@abby520]

Sorry, I just realized I'm replying to a 6 year old comment.

[@TheInlek]

what if two solutes present in water. nacl and na2so4. wat ll be the answer?

[@laurenmendence6186]

you are a life saver. Thanks!!!

[@chelseacco7567]

But the question is, did he save his own?

[@2626woodsy]

diego where is the casserole?

[@ethann1316]

thank you, you saved my grade!

[@sharozshahriar8564]

ur hands were acting like the molecules. \m/

[@TheAmmoniacal]

I love you too.

[@jityr2]

Is that a Canadian accent?

[@austintobin123]

Helped a lot. Thanks

[@astroxuu7070]

brooo, next time you're gonna compute the boiling point for your blood when you do this again HAHAHAHA

[@nurasmira]

hello. thank you so much

[@nuevosarahjoyt.8525]

Thank you soooon much,Sir!

Thank you

[@jsy0160]

I love you!

[@CatherineAngulo]

So helpful! Thank you so much

[@chelseacco7567]

Thanks so much!

[@HeavensSiwe]

Thank you so much Sir may god reward you fully ,I heard you.

[@andreiacheong]

Very helpful

[@SirTimi]

You sound like dane cook

[@PirateFunk]

not sure if insult

[@nelsonik4305]

Well explained thanks 👍🏼

[@아잠만-j1r]

thank you for this video ^^

[@llopez5472]

Your awesome !(:

[@maeleynes1800]

oh I just realize, sir what was the boiling point of a building?? hahahah just kidding but btw is it a real fire?

[@alejandrocanas6744]

These comments XD

[@lilal.1037]

how come i was taught that you always have to add 100 degrees to whatever your answer is?

[@hunterdavis7225]

That would be if you were asked the final boiling point. Not the change in boiling point, since the original boiling point of water is 100.

[@3333sweetie]

Hunter Davis How can you tell based on the question and the wording of it if you add/subtract 100/0 or not?

[@basilosdesta9004]

Thanks

[@Sofk89]

Canadian ??

[@itsyagirlcatrina]

finals tommorrow

[@ayham1899]

oh thank you :D

[@mastr.ninebo]

real fire alarm or drill?😅

[@BigCuber]

Unfortunately Nate died that day.

[@ricodiaz8099]

aboot.

[@DrinkinBeers]

What's the boiling point of your building? How ironic 🤣😂🤣

[@billpakwaan7918]

hola