ALEKS - Using Reaction Free Energy to Predict Equilibrium Composition

[@auroraoftheie]

Thank you for posting this!! Can you do a video on "Using the Van Hoff equation to predict K at a Different temperature." There are two similar but different questions that frequently come up on that module. It's pretty difficult and the ALEKS descriptions is sub-par. Thanks as always .

[@jaysonnelson5396]

Thank you for posting this!! Can you do a video on "Using the Maximum Work Theorem with Chemical Work." There are two similar but different questions that frequently come up on that module. It's pretty difficult and the ALEKS descriptions is sub-par. Thanks as always .

[@TonyStJohn]

Hi Jayson, I just uploaded two videos that tackle this topic for you! The first is a more basic example: ruclips.net/video/LXKjfXz39Mw/видео.html
And the second is a more involved/challenging example: ruclips.net/video/pJOaskRArXE/видео.html
Thanks for the request!

[@dawnngo7690]

How were you able to use small x method? Is it because of the low calculated K value or because of the positive G, which indicates that this reaction does not happen spontaneously?

[@strugglingcollegestudent]

Same I have this question because we aren't given K

[@OLUWAMAYOWA.]

I wished you showed us the steps for solving K

[@makenziebaldwin3260]

Same, also would have helped if there were labels on the numbers in the equation

[@myst_bass3290]

A little late lmao, but do (41000J)/(-8.314*1332.15). Then take that number, which is around -3.7, and do e^-3.7.

[@emadahmad2573]

can you please do this topic (Using the maximum work theorem with chemical work)

[@TonyStJohn]

Hey Emad, thank you for the request, I made two videos since this one is pretty tough! Example 1: ruclips.net/video/8BeQQ4bgXPU/видео.html and Example 2: ruclips.net/video/PcEIlGqouZw/видео.html

[@linandlen]

Thank you so much!!

[@user-uc4jo7yc8j]

how did you solve for the pressure of cl2

[@williamsandberg5467]

very helpful for parts 1 and 2,