T-v Diagrams and PROPERTY TABLES for Thermodynamics in 13 Minutes!

[@kenthjaspersayobo6830]

Among all of the videos I've watched, this is the most well explained one thankyou so much

[@kevinbruns2771]

You are the organic chemistry tutor 2.0. Great video!

[@Spectrojamz]

two youtube legends!

[@edwarddjan8319]

I guess.

[@HailCurry-rr9fy]

Got an exam in barely 30 mins Life saver 🥂

[@Leonardo-2777]

Concise, clear, demonstrative 👍

[@landonray3844]

great explanations, its hard to find good thermo videos sometimes but this one is good

[@nolinsearls]

I was very confused about this topic, but this video helped me understand it much better

[@mohamedaflal1848]

It's absolutely great and well explained ❤

[@rozannagarcia8827]

Thank you so much!!! This cleared up a lot for my thermo class.

[@AdedejiOluwaferanmiDavid]

Please kindly check 6:43 it seems confusing there. 'cs the major two independent properties we use are temp and pressure but you said otherwise. Or am I the one not seeing from your POV?

[@Sam_ARivas]

I needed this explained by the numbers. thank you. I get it now.

[@Al-Hussainy]

Thank you so much you're very underrated ❤️

[@zaidalzanoon4877]

Very helpful

[@NuhaQuadeerUlHassan]

Thank you darshan bhandari🙏🙏🙏🙏🧎🧎🧎🧎🧎🤙🤙🤙

[@manivannanvenkatesan6953]

Keep rocking great lectures as always... Which is the book you referred for the tables?

[@saishdarade5166]

very helpful!!!!

[@masbb6382]

Great! Which app did use to prepare the presentations?

[@Magicia.]

you are amazing but can you tell what was the last case like where does the last case lines on the graph please tell

[@sohansingh2022]

Thank You!!!!

[@ZariZari0.0]

bro i love you

[@lavender_youtube_R]

No way he taught better' than my IIT professor

[@hehehaha09]

kudos from KGP brother!

[@abdullahalshehri1814]

Could we found this sheet that you explained on?

[@sethw777]

You can find tables online or in a textbook, if that’s what you’re looking for.

[@ragder13]

Why don't you use refprop?

[@antoniop9572]

what happend if i have a number so close to saturaded region but by decimals is a compressed liquid what should i use as table

[@julianocamargo6674]

This section about tabulation is completely obsolete by now That means it should disappear from courses in 2 or 3 decades ;)

[@yiit22]

How do you write so fast damn

[@kylitrixgames4980]

Do something about your intonation. It's boring. Your literal account name is "less boring lectures", so don't talk boring then