Specific Heat of a Metal by Calorimetry
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- Опубликовано: 26 янв 2013
- Shows how to calculate the specific heat of a metal (or any material for that matter) by calorimetry. You can see a listing of all my videos at my website, www.stepbystepscience.com
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Listen it’s 2019 and this video absolutely saved my life, I’ve been stressing out so much about chemistry and I simply couldn’t understand how to solve these problems and now I know how to at least solve a problem like this one and that’s good enough for me. So thank you. For making my life slightly easier.
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In a Chem 111 class at a local Comm. College. Instructor is giving these exercises right out of a workbook, but not explaining anything. This video was OUTSTANDING! Explained in 8 minutes what she didn't convey in 3 hours.
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Thank you! A student I was working with was given this formula by his professor to calculate the specific heat of a metal and I am happy to now know how to derive that formula. Good stuff!
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i have been stuck on this for about 3 hours now. thank you.
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i love u sir.... i was staring at this problem for the past hour...... i don't know why my professor didn't break it down as simple as this. I dub you the master of all chem teachers
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keeps your data organized
Super helpful. Prepping for the AP test today
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Thank you very much, I am currently doing the calorimeter lab in chem and you just made it easier for me.
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Finally a video relating to the type of questions I'm doing! TYSM!!!
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Converting your specific heat value in 0.117 cal/g C and using the Dulong and Petit law we can deduce an atomic weight of your metal of 51.232 amu, which is closest to Cromium, but even Mn, Fe, Co and Ni would respect the law. So your metal is one of those.
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helped a lot in my lab activities, thank you!!!!
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I’m in 10th grade and in Pre AP Chemistry and this really helped me thank you.
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Thank you so much! I didn't understand how to do this my professor didn't do a good job teaching us. You made it so clear. 👍
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Thank you very much for this video~ It was a great help. :)
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thankyou very much for posting this video. Very clear and helpful, helped me out a lot.
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I love you and thank you for making it so much easier@@ I wish u were my chemistry teacher
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This video saved my first day at UCD thanks so much. You explained this so well it made understanding easy!!
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What do you reccomend for a science fair project? (high school level)
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Thank you, learning this stuff as a softmore in highschool has been super challenging for me, but you helped a ton, ty :)
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i had to do a lab for my chemistry class, and the calculation formulas she gave us were very confusing. This video helped a lot!
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Thank you sir! You saved my chem lab grade💯
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hi what should I do with the kelvin?
A metal is heated in a boiling water to 368.95 K
use kelvin to find the change in temperature
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thanks so much!! this really helped me understand, you’re way better than my chemistry teacher
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Great video!! take a breath every once in a while.. you seem to struggle.
holy jesus thank you hours of watching videos on my school and 5 min in this and i get it
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sorry sir but is the Cm not = 4.905 j/g.c?
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@Bryan Solis what school you got ?man you lucky
Thank you so much, THE TABLE IS AMAZING
+Austin Owens Thanks yes it helps to be organized and also shows what values go with the water and what values go with the solid. You can see a listing of all my videos at my website, www.stepbystepscience.com
The specific heat of water is 1 calorie/gram °C which is equal to 4.186 joule/gram °C. In the metric system we use joules
i got 4.90 how did you turn it into 0.49
You sound just like Vince Vaughn! Regardless, great video! The chart helped me understand this so much! THANK YOU!
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I agree with the other comments, this video saved me. I was struggling through the textbook. The matrix makes it so easy.
Thank you smuch i understand this topic now
Thank you so much Sir!!!!!
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Thank you for your help, now I feel more confident in my exams.
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Very helpful thank you!
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Thank you so much... I take online courses(in highschool) and I could not figure out what to do by simply reading the lesson.
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TYSM ❤❤ I had this assignment that had the formula, the given and all but I didn't know how to use it. Your explanation was easy for my 12 yr old brain to comprehend
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I got 4.90 for the specific heat of the metal
Never mind it’s 25 not 2.5
Diana Carlos I made the same mistake lol😂. Thanks
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Isnt the specific heat of water 1.0 cal/g C
It is, but recall that 1.00 cal = 4.18 J.
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how did you get 4.184..??
I believe it was given.
it's a constant
It's a constant, you can look up the specific heat of any substance. In this case 4.184 is specific heat for water.
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Thanks, finally finished my homework.
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very helpful
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What about the heat absorbed by the calorimeter?
The calorimeter constant...at this level we do not worry about it too much!!!
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@@stepbystepscience What if i wanted to add it to the equation...? =o
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I got full marks for my lab. Thanks again
Tanya Campbell Excellent for you.
isn't that specific heat of water is 4.186?
Don't be so picky!
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It was great but a lot of steps🙂
+Ousmane Barry Thanks for the comment. Just take it step by step…in fact you can see a listing of all my videos at my website, www.stepbystepscience.com
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Why do they expect us to just know this crap?
Can you learn something and your teacher should be giving you some relevant examples. Especially with respect to the specific heat of water.
I watched your video so I could complete a prelab. They didn’t give us time for in class instruction
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