Need help? Ask me your questions here: vespr.org/videos/5130b7d19d534... Introduces common gas pressure units (mmHg, torr, atm, kPa) and explains how to convert between them.
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Oh my god I relate so much to this. I just can't stand teachers who don't bother to tell you WHY things happen, and just go "oh it just is, u don't need to know anything else just memorize it"... Honestly I think they say that cause half the time they don't know either, which is laughable at best and frustrating at worst. But Tyler here really gets it
you came here to find an answer 'by yourself', while you were 'sent' to school by your parents. people misconceive this for the youtube teacher being better (not that he isn't, just for the different reasons).
I've probably watched over 60 or 70 of your videos in my journey through Gen Chem this semester and just wanted to say thank you for doing such a great job!
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for the (viewers) torr and mmHg are the same! this really confused me and if you watch carefully you will get it. you are great Tyler thank you so much
Thank you for all your post it has helped me tremendously throughout the chemistry course I am taking this semester. Showing how to convert from mmHg to torr to atm has been a great help!
Hey everyone, I'm here to help. If you have any questions or just want to learn more, click on the link in the description above. It'll take you to a page where you can ask me questions.
Woah you clarify my error on this , my teacher doesn't explain individually which Is the only way I really learn. You should move to seaside, California our school is dieing to find teachers like you! Seaside high, we were about to close down due to bad test scores but we are improving alot! You would be a huge asset to our school!
It is much easier to divide 225 by 101.3, that gives you 2.22, this is the number you multiply 101.3 by to get to the 225 kPa. Once you know that you know that 2.22 x 1 atm = 2.22 atm and 2.22 x 760 = 1688 mmHG.
Thank you for your excellent videos. I have a question for you. How do I calculate the change in change in pressure, volume, and temperature between two tanks of air with different volumes and different temperatures which are connected?
Just a summary: ATPS is ambient pressure (640 mmHg), ambient temperature (25C) volume measurement saturated with water vapor @ 25C. BTPS is ambient pressure (640 mmHg), body temperature (37C) volume measurement saturated with water vapor @35C. STPD (my favorite) is standard pressure (760 mmHg), 0C, dry volume measurement. The conversion is based on the formula => PV/T = PV/T equated by the number of molecules.
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i don't even know why I stay awake in class anymore.. sometimes ill just put headphones in and listen to Tyler DeWitt. I'm waiting for the day my professor looks over the corner and realizes I'm cheating on him.
Are you able to find out efficiency of aniroid barometer ? If so then few kilometers long barometer gives many tonnes of pressure which turned the turbine and make electricity by using gears and hydraulic so we become energy efficient anywhere round the globe round the clock
One milibar change and 10 kg per square meters weight we found so throughout the year we change lots of pressure changing into electricity Only 100 x 100 meters surface gives 10000 kg weight differences per milibar differences So we got lots of energy daily with few kilometers setup One kilometers square surface gives 10000000 kg pressure which can turned many turbine by using hydraulic winding up device by using very strong spring strips made of steel or tungsten So we got lots of energy and our energy crisis become history round the globe
Tyler, hello. I'm crossing my fingers that you see this because I've been looking all over the internet on how to convert 5.0 psi, mmHg, and kPa into torr and atms. Could you please help out?
For help with this, you should watch my video called "Which Gas Equation Do I Use?"
Because of you, Tyler DeWitt, I am getting an A (and the highest grade in the class) in Chemistry. Plus, it is an accelerated class during the summer. You make everything understandable and explain WHY. I cannot just memorize things, I need to know why. You are the reason I will be going to nursing school. I hope you know how much your videos are helping people today, even the one's made 5 years ago! THANK YOU.
Oh my god I relate so much to this. I just can't stand teachers who don't bother to tell you WHY things happen, and just go "oh it just is, u don't need to know anything else just memorize it"... Honestly I think they say that cause half the time they don't know either, which is laughable at best and frustrating at worst. But Tyler here really gets it
God bless you Mr Dewitt....i am surviving chemistry thanks to your videos. You are a blessing to society.
couldn't have said it better myself
I love how I learn more from him in 8 minutes than I did from my chemistry teacher in 2 weeks
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@@pge4 That was a weird reply.
you came here to find an answer 'by yourself', while you were 'sent' to school by your parents. people misconceive this for the youtube teacher being better (not that he isn't, just for the different reasons).
I've probably watched over 60 or 70 of your videos in my journey through Gen Chem this semester and just wanted to say thank you for doing such a great job!
I am from Iraq and I posted this video when I was three years old and now I need these advice. Thank you very much, and I appreciate your trouble together.🥺❤️
This was extremely helpful, even eleven years later, but I must say that the last few seconds where he stared blankly at the camera was hilarious.
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for the (viewers) torr and mmHg are the same! this really confused me and if you watch carefully you will get it. you are great Tyler thank you so much
Thank God for this man, have chem test tomorrow. Thank you bro.
how did that chem test go?
Thank you for all your post it has helped me tremendously throughout the chemistry course I am taking this semester. Showing how to convert from mmHg to torr to atm has been a great help!
you are just amazing, we need teachers like you who will make science fun and not scary
I'm watching your videos to prepare for my final in two days. Clear, to the point and great visual aids. Thanks so much!
Hey everyone, I'm here to help. If you have any questions or just want to learn more, click on the link in the description above. It'll take you to a page where you can ask me questions.
Woah you clarify my error on this , my teacher doesn't explain individually which Is the only way I really learn. You should move to seaside, California our school is dieing to find teachers like you! Seaside high, we were about to close down due to bad test scores but we are improving alot! You would be a huge asset to our school!
I appreciate your video!!! Keep it up, i missed 3 days of chemistry and your videos are a huuuge help.
Thank you so much for teaching this. You have a very helpful way of explaining this concept.
Thanks for the video, save me a ton of confusion on my homework!
almost 9 years for this video!!! this is so helpfulll
KY it’s 12 years ago now lmao
It is much easier to divide 225 by 101.3, that gives you 2.22, this is the number you multiply 101.3 by to get to the 225 kPa. Once you know that you know that 2.22 x 1 atm = 2.22 atm and 2.22 x 760 = 1688 mmHG.
You explain PERFECT!! Thank you so much!
It's just amazing to think that this was posted 12 yrs ago, I was like a first grader then.
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u posted it before 6 years
and it helps students until now ..
until now too... 6 years later
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Thank you for your excellent videos. I have a question for you. How do I calculate the change in change in pressure, volume, and temperature between two tanks of air with different volumes and different temperatures which are connected?
Love you, Tyler
Just a summary: ATPS is ambient pressure (640 mmHg), ambient temperature (25C) volume measurement saturated with water vapor @ 25C. BTPS is ambient pressure (640 mmHg), body temperature (37C) volume measurement saturated with water vapor @35C. STPD (my favorite) is standard pressure (760 mmHg), 0C, dry volume measurement. The conversion is based on the formula => PV/T = PV/T equated by the number of molecules.
The volume measurements I'm talking about are spirometer volume measurements
that awkward ending hahaha
That was so funny 😂
Sure is helpful to learn chem principles from a HAWT instructor.
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I was trying to understand why it was 1690 instead of 1,688..but i get it now, thanks!
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This was useful! =O
I have to do this in my science class soon. T-T This video helped me understand it, though.
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Helped so much .
Você explica tão bem que ajudou até eu que nem falo inglês direito
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i don't even know why I stay awake in class anymore.. sometimes ill just put headphones in and listen to Tyler DeWitt. I'm waiting for the day my professor looks over the corner and realizes I'm cheating on him.
Lol I feel robbed, I would be happy to pay him to teach me. I learn more here than in class.
Awesome, My teacher makes this confusing for me. this is so easy thanks
Thanks man helped alot
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Thank God you exist
Can you just do 225 kPa divided by 101.3 kPa times the 1 atm, and get the same answer, or will that mess you up in the futere?
Thanks so much!
By the way do you have a pressure on the gas pressure? What is the difference between test tubes or pots and the world, the universe?
thanks.
This helped me remind me of Sig figs & it's very clear what you said. Thanks!
Thanks so much for the help man, sorry if I found your top or bottom definition kinda funny tho lol
thank you so much
Are you able to find out efficiency of aniroid barometer ?
If so then few kilometers long barometer gives many tonnes of pressure which turned the turbine and make electricity by using gears and hydraulic so we become energy efficient anywhere round the globe round the clock
Helpful!
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a question sir
is it like
160mmHg=760 torr ??
we call it like that
like 760 torr?
saved me from getting a 60... there had to be 20 conversion problems on my test..
I hope he can make more videos about chemistry :{{{{{{
can you give me more example and question?
awesome thnks a lot
thnks mr but its good to make lessons with numbers eg. part 1 part 2 so on
sir!
my textbook shows another thing
thats "psi"
like 14.7 psi
whats that?
it would be very kind of u if u explain
thanks
you saved me.
Allah bless you thank u so much..
Shouldn't for the 2nd problem it needs to be rounded to 2 sig figs as the number 760 only has 2 sig figs?
Who needs the book when you have DeWitt :D
Nice
If atmospheric pressure will be not there what will be our weight? Will our weight change?
What if they say express it in 2 atm?
why do we convert from 1 quantity to another? means why there is not any universal measurement?
I'm in junior high and I need to learn all of these and even all the gas laws😐 sometimes I just question my existence
20PSI into inch of water colum
I can't believe that I was only 3 when this video came out
One milibar change and 10 kg per square meters weight we found so throughout the year we change lots of pressure changing into electricity
Only 100 x 100 meters surface gives 10000 kg weight differences per milibar differences
So we got lots of energy daily with few kilometers setup
One kilometers square surface gives 10000000 kg pressure which can turned many turbine by using hydraulic winding up device by using very strong spring strips made of steel or tungsten
So we got lots of energy and our energy crisis become history round the globe
I was 2 years old at this time 😂
My chem professor wrote the book that we use on campus- but lacks the gift to impart! TYLER DEWITT is a GIFT from JEHOVAH-GOD!!
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Thanks for the help the book that my teacher gave me didn't help me for shit
I wish I knew wat kpa was like what is it :(
Tyler, hello. I'm crossing my fingers that you see this because I've been looking all over the internet on how to convert 5.0 psi, mmHg, and kPa into torr and atms. Could you please help out?
I have similar issues. I need to know which's greatest: 1 atm, 1kPa 1mmHg, 1Torr?
thanks but I need some quiz
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