To see all my Chemistry videos, check out socratic.org/chemistry Discusses the relationship between volume and temperature of a gas, and explains how to solve problems using Charles' Law
My science teacher "taught" this earlier today to us. Brought back a sheet of homework and didn't know any of it. Thank you for teaching me this way better than my actual teacher who doesn't actually teach.
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@bvlgary09 thanks for the kind comment! you ask a good question. YES, the pressure must be constant to use this formula. if you need to vary the volume, temperature AND pressure, you can use the combined gas law, with is (P1*V1)/T1 = (P2*V2)/T2
@shaheen1990 808.15 has FIVE digits, but you need to round the answer to THREE digits, so you round to 808. to learn more about how to round, watch my videos on significant figures.
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great question. PV=k and V=kT are the fancy scientific ways to explain boyles and charles laws. no one ever actually uses them when they're doing problems. the textbook puts them in there to sound smart and scientific, but really, when you're solving problems, you'll only need to know the versions of the laws that i discuss here.
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@Be1smaht if the pressure isn't constant, the volume could be changing, even if the temperature isn't! so if we have a balloon, we could shrink it by raising the pressure around it--put it in a pressure chamber and squeeze those gas particles together. now charles' law says that if there's a change in volume, we can figure how much the temp changed. BUT, if the pressure isn't constant, it could change the volume and TRICK us into thinking the temp changed instead.
Thank you SO MUCH for these videos! My chemistry book is poorly written and I am taking my class online which makes it even more difficult. You are a life-saver!
I made another video on this very topic. It's called "Rearranging Charles, Gay-Lussac's, and Avogadro's Laws." If you watch it, it should be *exactly* what you need.
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Wow so much help!! I have a big test tomorrow and needed a refresh on what to do. What I've done was pause the video when you put the question up and solve it then see if I did it correctly so far I have looked up Boyle's Law, Gay-Lussac's Law, and I'm now on this one. Thank you so much for what you do, it's a big help!
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I've spent all week reading about this topic for a keynote presentation in my class and I didn't get it I watched this video and now I understand it Thank You!
At first I didnt understand anything about the charles law in my chemistry class but once I watched this video I was able to understand it 6 minuets into the video. keep up the work
thank you tyler! always knowledgeable with explaining everything! this video is good but the recording is in need of updating. i had the volume up all the way and it was still too low. any way of putting out a new video or fixing this one to be louder? and again, thank you for helping me and others!
@ILYMAUSAM you're very welcome! but i didn't dumb it down--i explained the whole concept, so if it makes sense now, you're totally set. if it didn't make sense before, it's not because you're dumb and you had to have it dumbed down, it's probably because it wasn't explained clearly the first time.
Thank you so much for all of your help. I really understand it now. Lol at the ice cube drawing. Keep doing what you do ~making helpful videos!!!! Gracias
thank you for posting this video, its helped me so much. you explain these formulas much much better than my chemistry teacher. I'm defiantly passing my test tomorrow.
you taught so well and so good. u explained this more clearly than my school teacher, institute teacher and tution teacher so now i leaving my chemis tution now onwards...... but one thing is that i dnt get videos in sequence so plz do smthing... if u cn.......
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My science teacher "taught" this earlier today to us. Brought back a sheet of homework and didn't know any of it. Thank you for teaching me this way better than my actual teacher who doesn't actually teach.
No doubt
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To be quite honest with you, you teach 10x better than my professor of introductory chemistry at the college level... she is horrible you are great. keep doin what you're doing man. you're helping me on my next exam.
9 years later and this video still out here helping me before my college exams
so glad to hear that. i hope you get an A!
Watching this awesome video 13 years later! Such detailed concepts explained in a great way
Yeah, this saved me from failing
I’m borderline failing what’s your advice on how to not procrastinate since you’re a teacher and all
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Mines barely even teach
Hahahah so relatable. My chemistry teacher, Sarah Angus, really need an education herself
"If you are ever really bored" lmao
Made me laugh as soon as i started the video.
I needed that laugh during finals week. Im stressing hard.
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Ya great explanation
You explain things more simply in 6 minutes than my teacher does in 60 ;w;
@Ruby Angel Your teacher takes more time to waste time and earn a paycheck.
currently studying for the last exam and finals, you will not know how much I appreciate educators like you. thank you so much for doing this I'm sure everyone in the comment section agrees with me when I say you're undeniably helpful, thank you so much
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@bvlgary09 thanks for the kind comment! you ask a good question. YES, the pressure must be constant to use this formula. if you need to vary the volume, temperature AND pressure, you can use the combined gas law, with is (P1*V1)/T1 = (P2*V2)/T2
so when i put myself in the freezer am i going to be thinner lol
Yes obviously
"gas" laws. But yes. A few days in the freezer wud prolly make u thinner
water expands when frozen so i think you'd get larger.
@@eclipticarcher6008 So you need to be dehydrated.
you also have to be somewhat bloated for that to occur lol.
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@josh wilkinson I guess the concept of school is becoming obsolete since you can learn from the best on the internet.
Ikr
@shaheen1990 808.15 has FIVE digits, but you need to round the answer to THREE digits, so you round to 808. to learn more about how to round, watch my videos on significant figures.
This guy has a passion for teaching and explains things well, he goes down to the student's level of understanding to explain the concept. Keep up the good work! Teacher of the year!!!
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Wtf all i needed is a 10 year old video that explains allot better and easier than most professors these days?
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I love you, your so amazing. Seriously, thank you for sticking with You Tube so long, because you teach Chemistry the best. Your definitely one of my favorite chemistry pros.
great question. PV=k and V=kT are the fancy scientific ways to explain boyles and charles laws. no one ever actually uses them when they're doing problems. the textbook puts them in there to sound smart and scientific, but really, when you're solving problems, you'll only need to know the versions of the laws that i discuss here.
I'm in 8th grade honors science and this guy teaches waaay better than my teacher
I am in the same boat, my teacher doesn't teach but expects us to know this
Alanna Cronk I swear then every chemistry teacher is the same :P
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trop it’s weird how you’re probably in college rn but you wrote this in 8th grade
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Thank you so much Tyler, I never thought I would be eager to learn Chemistry but you my friend made me have a change of heart. Getting ready for EXAM:)🙏🏽
@Be1smaht if the pressure isn't constant, the volume could be changing, even if the temperature isn't! so if we have a balloon, we could shrink it by raising the pressure around it--put it in a pressure chamber and squeeze those gas particles together. now charles' law says that if there's a change in volume, we can figure how much the temp changed. BUT, if the pressure isn't constant, it could change the volume and TRICK us into thinking the temp changed instead.
Thank you SO MUCH for these videos! My chemistry book is poorly written and I am taking my class online which makes it even more difficult. You are a life-saver!
I made another video on this very topic. It's called "Rearranging Charles, Gay-Lussac's, and Avogadro's Laws." If you watch it, it should be *exactly* what you need.
Just wanted to say thank you so much for all your help! So happy I found your videos, actually makes me enjoy chemistry. Never though i'd understand this stuff until your videos! Keep it up!
No doubt great explanation
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Wow so much help!! I have a big test tomorrow and needed a refresh on what to do. What I've done was pause the video when you put the question up and solve it then see if I did it correctly so far I have looked up Boyle's Law, Gay-Lussac's Law, and I'm now on this one. Thank you so much for what you do, it's a big help!
really useful throughout these tough times. somebody give this man a medal.
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Oh my gosh...the way you explain is so simple and easy to understand. Thank you so much! Your videos saved me :)) Please continue with your great work :D
I do appreciate ur educational videos. Whenever I am struggling with my science subject, I immediately go into your utube channel and watch your lectures. You're really good and decent in the way you interpret your discussions. You're so smart and I love the way how you solve some science problems especially physics and chemistry. Our classes will end soon and I would like to let out my biggest and warmest thank you for teaching a lot of students like me who are striving in online/modular classes. Kudos to you. Keep on going and inspiring!
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Great explanation
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i don't know what you mean. how to get the T2? you mean how to solve for the T2? you'd rearrange the equation to get T2 = (V2 x T1)/V1
I've spent all week reading about this topic for a keynote presentation in my class and I didn't get it
I watched this video and now I understand it
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At first I didnt understand anything about the charles law in my chemistry class but once I watched this video I was able to understand it 6 minuets into the video. keep up the work
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thank you tyler! always knowledgeable with explaining everything! this video is good but the recording is in need of updating. i had the volume up all the way and it was still too low. any way of putting out a new video or fixing this one to be louder? and again, thank you for helping me and others!
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@ILYMAUSAM you're very welcome! but i didn't dumb it down--i explained the whole concept, so if it makes sense now, you're totally set. if it didn't make sense before, it's not because you're dumb and you had to have it dumbed down, it's probably because it wasn't explained clearly the first time.
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Thank you so much for all of your help. I really understand it now. Lol at the ice cube drawing. Keep doing what you do ~making helpful videos!!!! Gracias
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thank you for posting this video, its helped me so much. you explain these formulas much much better than my chemistry teacher. I'm defiantly passing my test tomorrow.
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you taught so well and so good. u explained this more clearly than my school teacher, institute teacher and tution teacher so now i leaving my chemis tution now onwards...... but one thing is that i dnt get videos in sequence so plz do smthing... if u cn.......
watching this in 2019 as a sophomore in college
Watching this as a sophomore in high school 😃
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You are very helpful with understanding my chemistry I'm learning ! I was so frustrated at first with how my teacher would teach it. He speaks way too fast and isn't very good with wording it all. Thank you so much !
Thank you very much for your videos! I swear I dont get anything of what my teacher says but I saw your video and it is really easy! Thank you #TylerDeWitt