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00:00:00 Introduction : Matter in our Surrounding 00:00:10 Inter conversion of States of Matter 00:18:36 Effect of Change of Temperature 00:18:40 1a. Change of State from solid to liquid stage - Melting 00:45:14 1b. Change of state from liquid to solid - Freezing 01:08:42 2a. Change of state from liquid to gas - Boiling 1:53:53 Effect of addition of salts on the boiling points 1:57:04 Change of gaseous to liquid state - Condensation 2:29:49 Website overview
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Thank you for your question! When the pressure increases, the boiling point also increases. This is because the molecules are closer together and require more energy to escape the liquid and turn into a gas.
Mam.. In 1st topic inter conversion of states of matter When gas change to solid without going through liquid states.. It is called deposition But in your diagram their was a sublimation.. But in your diagram
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Hi there! Great question! You are correct that the process of a gas turning into a solid is called deposition. We are glad you are finding our videos helpful in understanding the educational material in your textbook! Keep up the great work!
I have a doubt mam please give me answer Ques--- liquids generally have lower density as compared two solids. But you must have observed that ice floats on water why??
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Hi there! Thanks for your comment! Sublimation is a process that occurs when a solid turns into a gas without first becoming a liquid. Since the agarbatti is going from a solid to a gas, you can definitely call it sublimation!
Mam I have a question mam jaise hmne 1 kg solid liya aur jb ushe heat denge to liquid me change hoga to mam kya jo hme liquid milega kya hmm ushe measure kare 1 kg means utna hi letre hme liquid me milega
Thank you for your question! The latent heat of fusion is the heat required to change a substance from a solid to a liquid state, or vice versa. The heat required to change the state of a substance is different at different temperatures. The specific heat is the amount of heat required to change the temperature of a substance by one degree. The latent heat of fusion is the specific heat of a substance multiplied by the change in temperature.
@@richie4283 Kinetic Energy gives motion to the particles.Particles of solid gets sufficient kinetic energy and they make themselves ready to move but they can't move until they overcome cohesive force.Therefore after giving sufficient kinetic energy to particles,heat energy starts to overcome cohesive force so that particles(which already have kinetic energy) can move freely.This changes the properties of that matter to liquid
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Tiny particles in solids, liquids and gases are always in motion. It is the motion of particles that creates a form of energy called thermal (heat) energy that is present in all matter.
Great question! The boiling point of water is dependent on the pressure of the surrounding environment. At sea level, the atmospheric pressure is about 1 atmosphere. This means that the boiling point of water is 373 Kelvin. However, in different environments, the boiling point of water can be different. For example, on Mount Everest, the atmospheric pressure is much lower than at sea level. This means that the boiling point of water is also lower on Mount Everest.
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Thank you for your comment and question! The boiling point of a liquid increases when the pressure on the liquid increases. This is because the boiling point is the temperature at which the liquid's vapor pressure is equal to the atmospheric pressure.
Latent heat condensation water ke pass hoti nahi h ya fir wo utilize karke condensation water me change hua from steam please please please please please answet the question ma'am quickly
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Thanks for your comment! Yes, you can transform iron into gas by continuously giving it heat. This process is known as vaporization and it occurs when the heat energy that is supplied is equal to the energy required to break the bonds that are holding the iron molecules together.
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Mam what if we put that ice in water after sometime that ice dissapear means it became water. How is it possible? Because there is nothing like burner ice. How??
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Thanks for your comment! We're so glad you're finding our educational videos helpful. As for your question, the example of interconversion of gas to solid is the process of sublimation. This occurs when a solid substance is heated to a point that it turns to a gas, and then cools and condenses back into a solid. An example of this is when dry ice, or frozen carbon dioxide, is heated and then turns to a gas, before turning back into a solid once more.
Thank you for your comment! We're glad you're enjoying our educational videos. Ice is indeed a solid, and when it melts, it becomes a liquid. Jelly is also a solid, although it has a softer texture than ice.
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00:00:00 Introduction : Matter in our Surrounding
00:00:10 Inter conversion of States of Matter
00:18:36 Effect of Change of Temperature
00:18:40 1a. Change of State from solid to liquid stage - Melting
00:45:14 1b. Change of state from liquid to solid - Freezing
01:08:42 2a. Change of state from liquid to gas - Boiling
1:53:53 Effect of addition of salts on the boiling points
1:57:04 Change of gaseous to liquid state - Condensation
2:29:49 Website overview
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ma'am i think the direct conversion of gas into solid, without the liquid stage, is called deposition.
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Mam, what is the meaning if pressure increases, boiling point is increases. mam please tell Will it above 100'C Or below...?
Thank you for your question! When the pressure increases, the boiling point also increases. This is because the molecules are closer together and require more energy to escape the liquid and turn into a gas.
Thank you ma'am for such a nice explanation!! And for clearing my doubts
Mam.. In 1st topic inter conversion of states of matter
When gas change to solid without going through liquid states.. It is called deposition
But in your diagram their was a sublimation..
But in your diagram
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Deposition or sublimation both r same nd correct u can use either of it
Thanks mam I enjoyed the session loved your teaching ability. listening is much more helpful for me than reading alone it boring, but magnet brains make it fun everytime. 💜💜 but can you provide me link of evaporation
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What is the difference between vaporization and evaporation pls explain....
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Mam if we add salt in large quantity then the water will freeze more lower temperature is it right
Please tell me anyone
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Mam,please explain the example given under the topic "Effect of pressure on the boiling point of a liquid.
Mam , please explain.
mam isn’t the process of gas to solid called deposition?
because it is given in my textbook
Hi there! Great question! You are correct that the process of a gas turning into a solid is called deposition. We are glad you are finding our videos helpful in understanding the educational material in your textbook! Keep up the great work!
@@MagnetBrainsEducation But in the video it was given sublimation (gas to solid and solid to gas both)
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Ques---
liquids generally have lower density as compared two solids. But you must have observed that ice floats on water why??
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Mam jab agarbatti burn hoti h toh ve solid se gas ho jati kya ise apne sublimation keh sakte h
Hi there! Thanks for your comment! Sublimation is a process that occurs when a solid turns into a gas without first becoming a liquid. Since the agarbatti is going from a solid to a gas, you can definitely call it sublimation!
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Mam I have a question mam jaise hmne 1 kg solid liya aur jb ushe heat denge to liquid me change hoga to mam kya jo hme liquid milega kya hmm ushe measure kare 1 kg means utna hi letre hme liquid me milega
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If thermometer can not detect rise in temperature at 0°C. So can you measure latent heat of fusion is 3.347×10^5??
Thank you for your question! The latent heat of fusion is the heat required to change a substance from a solid to a liquid state, or vice versa. The heat required to change the state of a substance is different at different temperatures. The specific heat is the amount of heat required to change the temperature of a substance by one degree. The latent heat of fusion is the specific heat of a substance multiplied by the change in temperature.
@@MagnetBrainsEducationthis is not a answer of what I asked
Mam, what was the role of kinetic energy in the change of state from solid to liquid.
Kinetic energy will increase
@@richie4283 Kinetic Energy gives motion to the particles.Particles of solid gets sufficient kinetic energy and they make themselves ready to move but they can't move until they overcome cohesive force.Therefore after giving sufficient kinetic energy to particles,heat energy starts to overcome cohesive force so that particles(which already have kinetic energy) can move freely.This changes the properties of that matter to liquid
Thank you so much ma'am for making us understanding our chapter 😊
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after clicking on the part3 video, I saw another video of a long duration😂
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A very thank to you mam your explanation is very nice
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Are human beings not matter
Human beings are also occupied space nd have mass or weight
Mam I have a doubt that is
Heat kon si State me aata hai (solid, liquid,gas) please tell me mam
Plasma state
Tiny particles in solids, liquids and gases are always in motion. It is the motion of particles that creates a form of energy called thermal (heat) energy that is present in all matter.
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Mam in boiling
If water boils at 373k at sea level where the pressures is 1 atmosphere?
I couldn't understand what is the meaning of 1 atmosphere
Great question! The boiling point of water is dependent on the pressure of the surrounding environment. At sea level, the atmospheric pressure is about 1 atmosphere. This means that the boiling point of water is 373 Kelvin. However, in different environments, the boiling point of water can be different. For example, on Mount Everest, the atmospheric pressure is much lower than at sea level. This means that the boiling point of water is also lower on Mount Everest.
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Jab water vapour ko cohesive force pakrega too kya wo liquid me change ho jayega
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Ma'am why boiling point increases , when presure increases ? I actually didn't understand in video ?
Thank you for your comment and question! The boiling point of a liquid increases when the pressure on the liquid increases. This is because the boiling point is the temperature at which the liquid's vapor pressure is equal to the atmospheric pressure.
Latent heat condensation water ke pass hoti nahi h ya fir wo utilize karke condensation water me change hua from steam please please please please please answet the question ma'am quickly
Mam you explained very nicely but your videos are very too long and you gave us many parts of a simple chapter
Mam you are explaining in detail it's very good but i think you shoul minimize your videos' length littlebit ..
Mam in interconversion states of matter gas to solid is deposition not sublimation it's given in text book
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please I am requesting you to make video lecture of rs aggrawal of class 9th please mam Its help us alot .....
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Mam we can compress a sponge 🧽 ls it a solid.if yes why??? Mam please reply 🙏🙏🙏
Yes! A sponge is a solid because it has a fixed shape and volume.
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Mam when gas change into directly solid state is called decomposition
Thank you for your comment! You are correct, if a gas changes directly into a solid, it is called decomposition.
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Can we transform the iron into gas by countinously giving heat and if we can't then why
Thanks for your comment! Yes, you can transform iron into gas by continuously giving it heat. This process is known as vaporization and it occurs when the heat energy that is supplied is equal to the energy required to break the bonds that are holding the iron molecules together.
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Ma'am jo solid cheez aag (fire)ka contact mai aate hai us ko kia bolega?
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Mam density of practical ka kya matlab hai.....
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Dens matlab ghna kese dens forests aur physics me particles pas pas hote h use density kehte hai
Mam what if we put that ice in water after sometime that ice dissapear means it became water. How is it possible? Because there is nothing like burner ice. How??
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Maam pls tell me if i take 2 kg of solid then will there any Latin heat?
Yes
Mam your explanation is too good..
But please don't repeat one thing many times..It makes the video too long & boring.. : )
Thank you mam😊
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Mam ake video particle show karea jisme ice melting me convert ho gya or liquid gases me .(please mam make one video on this topic)!
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Please tell the example of inter conversion of gas to solid
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Mam if ice is solid and if we melt it it will be liquild and what is jelly a solid or a liquid
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