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19:47 BTW, the specific heat of ice is 2.1 j/g Celsius, and the specific heat of steam is 1.7 j/g Celsius. (Just in case of any confusion) Also, yeah, the sig figs here are VERY WRONG, but this video is a great basis to help you study. As long as you do your own rounding and calculations.
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15:52 what does he mean by anytime the temperature of the solution goes up that tells you the reaction is endothermic, if the temperature of the solution went down the reaction would be endothermic? I'm so confused at this part please help!
Endothermic means that the reaction gained heat and so the temperature of the solution would increase. Exothermic means that the reaction lost heat and so the temperature of the solution would decrease.
For you in two years ago. I think its his error he made. He supposed to say "by anytime the temperature of the solution goes up that tells you the reaction is EXOthermic, if the temperature of the solution went down the reaction would be endothermic" Furthermore, If the temperature of the solution increase, the reaction must release energy so its exothermic in order to raise the temperature for the water, thus, the water absorbs heat which become endothermic for the water.
At 15:51, I heard "so any time the temperature of the solution goes up that tells you the reaction was endothermic; if the temperature of the solution goes down the reaction would be endothermic." Did you mean exothermic for when the temperature of the solution goes down?
no, he is right!! , whenever something reacts in Water if its endothermic( it absorbs Energy special case a salt in Water: the lattice Energy is higher than the Hydration energy) the Water has to give Energy (heat) to Reaction, so it will make the Water cold( Water gave heat , so Exothermic) the Reactant absorbed Energy so Endothermic!
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do you take the mass of the solution or the mass of water when calculating Q(soln) cause in one of the vids you took the mass of the entire soln. Am confused now????!!
for the question at 8:00 does it matter which one gets the negative sign because I can understand why Fe gets a negative since it is losing heat but I'm wondering if it would make a difference in the final answer, mathematically.
Anyway hope the text below helps. The specific heat capacity is defined as the quantity of heat (J) absorbed per unit mass (kg) of the material when its temperature increases 1 K (or 1 °C), and its units are J/(kg K) or J/(kg °C). And this. What is the specific heat of water in kJ kg K? 4.187 kJ/kgK Specific heat (Cp) water (at 15°C/60°F): 4.187 kJ/kgK = 1.001 Btu(IT)/(lbm °F) or kcal/(kg K)
at this second, 25:55 why did you multiply and not divide the joules by the grams i think that what should you done :) may be I am wrong i am just unsure
I don't know if this is too late but for the problem asking for the enthalpy change why wouldn't you add the mols of CaCl2 and H2O? You're finding the enthalpy change for when CaCL2 dissolves in water so why leave the mols of the water out?
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At 15:52 why can't you combine the masses of water and CaCl2 and calculate the q of the combined solution?
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for the problem at 14:00 shouldnt the mass used be (2.6+260 grams) instead of 260
you would still divide by the moles of CaCl2
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19:47 BTW, the specific heat of ice is 2.1 j/g Celsius, and the specific heat of steam is 1.7 j/g Celsius. (Just in case of any confusion) Also, yeah, the sig figs here are VERY WRONG, but this video is a great basis to help you study. As long as you do your own rounding and calculations.
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At 14:31 dint you have to use the total of g in the system the 260 plus the 2.6?
15:52 what does he mean by anytime the temperature of the solution goes up that tells you the reaction is endothermic, if the temperature of the solution went down the reaction would be endothermic? I'm so confused at this part please help!
Endothermic means that the reaction gained heat and so the temperature of the solution would increase.
Exothermic means that the reaction lost heat and so the temperature of the solution would decrease.
For you in two years ago. I think its his error he made. He supposed to say "by anytime the temperature of the solution goes up that tells you the reaction is EXOthermic, if the temperature of the solution went down the reaction would be endothermic"
Furthermore, If the temperature of the solution increase, the reaction must release energy so its exothermic in order to raise the temperature for the water, thus, the water absorbs heat which become endothermic for the water.
For the question at 12:52 would you add the mass of the CaCl2 to the mass of water because it is soluble?
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At 15:51, I heard "so any time the temperature of the solution goes up that tells you the reaction was endothermic; if the temperature of the solution goes down the reaction would be endothermic." Did you mean exothermic for when the temperature of the solution goes down?
I hope that's what he meant! Otherwise, I'm thoroughly confused.
Here’s a helpful way I remember. Endothermic (Endo- en= enter) heat entering. And exothermic. Ex= exit. Heat leaving.
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no, he is right!! , whenever something reacts in Water if its endothermic( it absorbs Energy special case a salt in Water: the lattice Energy is higher than the Hydration energy) the Water has to give Energy (heat) to Reaction, so it will make the Water cold( Water gave heat , so Exothermic) the Reactant absorbed Energy so Endothermic!
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@TheOrganicChemistryTutor 6:24 Sir where did you get the 4.184 from?
Thats the specific heat capacity of water. Its a constant value, one that you should probably memorize
Where did the enthalpy of reaction formula at 18:00 come from/what is it derived from?
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do you take the mass of the solution or the mass of water when calculating Q(soln) cause in one of the vids you took the mass of the entire soln. Am confused now????!!
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For the problem at 14:18 why did you calculate the q of h2o instead of the q of the solution assuming the same properties as water (using 262.2g)?
This is what I'm wondering too
I think he is wrong? Cuz my chem professor uses the mass of the entire solution (262.2g) for problems like these
for the question at 8:00 does it matter which one gets the negative sign because I can understand why Fe gets a negative since it is losing heat but I'm wondering if it would make a difference in the final answer, mathematically.
Ibrahim Malki he said that it does not matter. I tried it by putting the sign in any one of them and I got the same answer.
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@6:57, where did you get the 4.184?
Anyway hope the text below helps.
The specific heat capacity is defined as the quantity of heat (J) absorbed per unit mass (kg) of the material when its temperature increases 1 K (or 1 °C), and its units are J/(kg K) or J/(kg °C).
And this. What is the specific heat of water in kJ kg K?
4.187 kJ/kgK
Specific heat (Cp) water (at 15°C/60°F): 4.187 kJ/kgK = 1.001 Btu(IT)/(lbm °F) or kcal/(kg K)
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at this second, 25:55 why did you multiply and not divide the joules by the grams i think that what should you done :)
may be I am wrong i am just unsure
at around 22 minutes I'm curious as to how you will get your q3.
I don't know if this is too late but for the problem asking for the enthalpy change why wouldn't you add the mols of CaCl2 and H2O? You're finding the enthalpy change for when CaCL2 dissolves in water so why leave the mols of the water out?
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Are the units in the last question joules or joules per minute?