Partial Molar Quantities | Physical Chemistry I | 059

[@Feynbert]

The best explanation of Partial Molar Qunatities I've ever seen, thanks Professor Derricotte From Organic chemistry professor in Morocco .

[@Alex_Nicolas1]

great video.. geophysics student working as an intern and they gave me some geo-chem stuff... thanks Professor Derricotte!

[@laraskibbie103]

At ~13:00, how did you calculate to get partial molar volume of H2O=17.74ml/mol?

[@ProfessorDerricotte]

Hey Lara, these values are from experimental data. I didn't calculate them, these are specifically for a 50:50 mixture and will change depending on the composition. These values are often given to you when solving these sorts of problems. They are either given outright or you are asked to interpret them from a plot.

[@an-nafeishfak6879]

@@ProfessorDerricotte Thank you so much Professor...

[@lilykangai1598]

@@ProfessorDerricotte thank you, i was wondering the same thing

[@ronniamos734]

Thank you Professor Derricotte!!! I finally get it :-)

[@yourfavoriteweapon92]

How can we express the change in partial molar volume in terms of the mole fraction of a 2-component mixture?