Kirchoff's Law | Physical Chemistry I | 033

[@itsbelledivine]

I love this video - you've simplified about two weeks worth of confusion in less than 15 minutes! I just wondered how you got the final enthalpy value; I calculated it as -988.07 kJ/mol

[@SlicenLoL]

Hey! Just wanted to let you know you have unit errors in the heat capacities. They are supposed to be joules, and not kilojoules. Appreciate the videos!

[@coco_yagami]

I couldn't find any videos about it on Russian and came across ur video. It really helped me to understand this theme. Thank you very much!

[@yunschemists]

👍🏼 well done sir❤️❤️

[@ruthugwumba8347]

Thank you so much for this explanation sir.. It was really helpful.

[@ProfessorDerricotte]

Happy to help, hope you find more useful videos on my channel.

[@dipendu02]

Thank you so much, SIr, it's crystal clear now 🔥🔥🔥

[@twoscoops4181]

You're my hero. Very clear and precise explanation

[@ProfessorDerricotte]

Thanks for the support!

[@kelvin7897]

Great video! You explained everything so well! However, I was wondering two things: 1) If heat capacity does depend on temperature, would it be incorrect to calculate the integral in units Celcius rather than Kelvin? 2) If a catalyst is involved with a given heat capacity, would you account for its heat capacity also?

[@bic1349]

Great explanation! Subscribed!

[@Yoichi00001]

Really helpful, thank you for the video.

[@thomashabtemariam4827]

this was helpful, Thanks!

[@ProfessorDerricotte]

Sure thing Thomas, thanks for the support!

[@LemanBeats]

Thank you professor!

[@Richard-ed7tf]

Hope one day I become in chemistry as good as you are . I have a question,How do you manage to remember all this?( all stuff in general chemistry , physical , computer and etc)

[@debarghapaul866]

He might have something trick of his own, but he teaches these subjects, that repetition helps.

[@venancedeusdedit8274]

for example if you tried to search this question on good it has a complete table which containing cp equations it confuse me please assist me .The extraction of zinc by carbothennic reduction of zinc oxide sinter at 1lOO"C can be represented by the reaction ZnO(s) + C(s) = Zn(g) + CO&) Calculate the heat of reaction at 1lOO"C. the following data are given :

[@Samanimeeditor]

Sir I have one doubt why delta H symbol is used we know that ∆H=H2-H1 then why ∆H2 -∆H1 what does that means??

[@hemanthkrishna9544]

Thanks❤️

[@ProfessorDerricotte]

You're welcome!

[@mrrandompro476]

Hello sir Awesome lecture ... The example u took was asked as it is (without even changing the values) in our exams 🙃 And i still messed up because i could not use the correct sign

[@shikongomartti9995]

olye eku pula?

[@venancedeusdedit8274]

sorry prof. how can i use kirchhoff when there is phase transformation?