@@AlleryChemistry I want to also personally thank you. You've helped me so much during A-levels. I'll give you an update on what grade I get in August!
No need, as it is a temperature change, then the value is the same in K as it is in degrees Celsius. If you are stating a temperature and not a change, then you do need that converted to Kelvin. 👍
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Thank you so much :) Your revision videos are so good and really helped me in my chem exam!
Such strange times would’ve been hard at work, but no exams. Class of 2020 is a shambles. Still watched the video though 👍🏽
Thanks for watching! It is strange times we live in. We'll get through it though.
@@AlleryChemistry I want to also personally thank you. You've helped me so much during A-levels.
I'll give you an update on what grade I get in August!
You're very welcome!
@@shyamkanjee6409 What did you get?
@@jds5142he flopped
I thought entropy was measured in Jmol-1 and that all the other values are meant to measured in Jkmol-1 so you /1000 entropy to convert it to jkmol-1
In OCR A chemistry do we need to know how to graph entropy?
Love your videos !! Were you not meant to convert the temperature of the 34 to K ?
No need, as it is a temperature change, then the value is the same in K as it is in degrees Celsius. If you are stating a temperature and not a change, then you do need that converted to Kelvin. 👍
on the example when calculating enthalpy change at 17:55, you didn't change the temperature from degrees to kelvin.
It’s cus he’s working out change in temperature so it doesn’t matter if it’s degrees or Kelvin u get the same thing
when calculating change in temp it doesnt matter i its in degrees or kelvin cos the change would still be the same
Thank you for this informative video sir
Most welcome
in 22:22, why was the q turned into a minus?
because it was an exothermic reaction
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