Lec 18 | MIT 5.60 Thermodynamics & Kinetics, Spring 2008

[@joenyc]

wow, this thermo professor is REALLY good, holy shit. VERY INTUITIVE!!!

[@gfbonfim]

Here from Brasil, after seen this lesson, i get rid of the idea that MIT is a place where great genius get togheter, and now i see its a place where magnificent teachers do teach. Whare i watched is some one who really domain the topic, and know how to explain it in a cristal clear way, someone who whats to be understood.

[@masterull]

you are such a brilliant lecturer... thanks!

[@victorprokop9343]

man if i had lecturers like this id be answering all the questions! most teachers have all the knowledge but no idea how to teach it unfortunately

[@aryansaxena1362]

THE best lectures I have seen on thermodynamics!!!!!!

[@javadhikmati4941]

This guy is a Rocker!

[@hyeshim1]

Thank you so much! He's absolutely brilliant!

[@Krahltan]

32:50 The molar volume of ice is greater than the molar volume of water so DV(ice - gas) > DV(liquid - gas) when water is concerned?? But this is a small difference compared to DS.

[@Krahltan]

Actually he does say "typically" and doesn't talk about water so it's a moot point

[@thegoshtube706]

*****Molar volume of ice is lesser then molar volume of water

[@chichorro1000]

In the case of water the volume increase in the solid phase

[@carlospegueros7124]

what an amazing lecture! one question, how does plasma and all those not common phases fit in the diagram?

[@guidogaggl4020]

yeah i've seen a critical point experiment and i knew whats gonna happen still amazed the shit out of me

[@ksyadav3273]

thank you for uploading this

[@siyaramgaur5383]

Superb lecture...

[@jtekmmx]

Very useful and helpful, thank you

[@hunterlyons4708]

I found a mistake here. dP/dT is supposed to equal (Vβ-Vα)/(Sβ-Sα) according to solving math correctly and precisely and accurately instead of (Sβ-Sα)/(Vβ-Vα)

[@0noam]

very very good lecture. Thanks!

[@ronaldssebadduka6837]

Good explanation!!!

[@soojin2599]

Thanks so much

[@hollandecimegeur8760]

While this lecturer is good, I still preefer Monsieur Bawendi's lectures.

[@inquisitive35]

I like it...

[@somadityasantra5572]

notice the population gradually going down?

[@nbarlet]

sweet

[@JMKudos]

They know the answers but are too shy to say it //