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Diego Troya
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 4 ต.ค. 2012
The variation of entropy with temperature
This video shows how the entropy changes on temperature
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The themodynamic efficiency of a heat engine
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This video uses a Carnot cycle to determine the thermodynamic efficiency of a heat engine.
Change in entropy in a Carnot cycle
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This video demonstrates that entropy is a state function by calculating the change in entropy in a Carnot cycle
The Joule-Thomson effect
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This video describes the Joule-Thomson effect in the context of the variation of the enthalpy with pressure. It showcases an isenthalpic process that allows to determine the Joule-Thompson coefficient
The variation of enthalpy with temperature and pressure
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This video describes how the enthalpy depends on temperature and pressure. The Joule-Thompson coefficient is introduced.
The variation of internal energy with temperature at constant pressure
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This video describes the variation of internal energy with temperature at constant pressure. The expansion coefficient and isothermal compressibility of substances is used to establish universal relationships between the heat capacities at constant pressure and volume. There is an error in the definition of isothermal compressibility at 8:50. Kappa_T=-1/V(dV/dP)_T rather than -1/V(dV/dT)_P. Tha...
The variation of internal energy with volume and temperature
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This video describes the variation of the internal energy with volume and temperature and introduces the concept of internal pressure.
Adiabatic expansions: change in pressure and volume
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This video derives a relationship between the initial and final pressures and volumes of an adiabatic expansion of an ideal gas
Adiabatic expansions: change in temperature and volume
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This video derives a relationship between the initial and final temperatures and volumes in an adiabatic ideal gas expansion
Adiabatic expansions: work and change in internal energy
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This video provides a foundation to understand adiabatic gas expansions. It provides an understanding of how to calculate work and the change in internal energy.
The heat capacities at constant volume for ideal gases
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This video shows how to obtain the heat capacity at constant volume for an ideal gas from the equipartition of energy principle
The variation of internal energy with temperature
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This video describes how the heat capacity at constant volume of a substance provides the variation of the internal energy of the substance with temperature at constant volume.
The first law at constant volume: path-dependent vs state functions
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This video shows how the first law applies to constant volume and introduces the concept of a state function in contradistinction to path-dependent thermodynamic functions.
The first law for the isothermal expansion of an ideal gas
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This video applies the first law to an isothermal expansion of an ideal gas
The Boyle Temperature in a two-term virial equation of state
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The Boyle Temperature in a two-term virial equation of state
Virial vs. van der Waals equations of state
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Virial vs. van der Waals equations of state
The van der Waals equation of state at the critical point
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The van der Waals equation of state at the critical point
Gas laws and the perfect gas equation of state
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Gas laws and the perfect gas equation of state
Debye-Huckel theory for ionic activity coefficients
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Debye-Huckel theory for ionic activity coefficients
Colligative properties of electrolyte solutions
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Colligative properties of electrolyte solutions
The effect of temperature on the equilibrium constant
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The effect of temperature on the equilibrium constant
You are a life-saver.
Thank you Diego, very well explained!
Thank you so much Diego, very clear!
In the example at the end you say that the we can obtain electrical energy from the combustion of coal, however it is from the work produced from a turbine that spins a generator that actually produces this electrical energy. So the combustion of the coal itself does not directly generate this electrical work so I am confused
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thank you so much!!!
What a wonderful lecture loved it
Thank you so much! This really really simplified the explanation!
With the mathematical equation of the TDM in mind, the explanation looks nice. But a dipole has two poles. I've never seen a dipole in this video.
Thanks
absolutely amazing video
Thank you
Thank you so much.
The Answer is INCORRECT because:- Ka1 is incorrectly written as concentration of HCO3- is not x but x-y.
Well explained!
Thanks! So helpful
This is a very high quality video over here!
I wonder why you stopped making videos...
Thanks sir i was so confused about how the entropy part cancels out but you helped to talk about approximation most pople just said in equilibrium entropy change is zero but jere we were talking about stantdard change in entropy
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6:45 MANNN i was so confused, my result was wrong since in the lecture notes of my professor this was not mentioned but assumed. Ty so much
Is that the acivity koefficients for both ions? thank you for video
Thanks so much for this video! Neither my prof nor my textbook could make me understand this concept, but your video really really helped!!!!!! :)))))))
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I'm preparing for my Chemist Licensure Exam this coming October. I found your videos really helpful!
Well-explained. 💯
he is underrated
Really enjoyed the lesson, it was well explained 😊
Another underated channel sir.
very nice explanation
GOAT
i always feel lost in thermodynamics. thanks to you, you literally saved me. you are a great teacher!!!
Finally, I understand why we use deltaU=qv when the process is even not carry out at constant volume❤
thank you
Amazing explanation ❤
Excellent explanation indeed! May I know about the reference books?
Thank you!
you did it wrong, idiot
wow
Great explication, thank you
You're the best!!!!! Thank you (':
thanks. this really helped with my assignment. ❤
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Thanks. That was a helpful 😊
Crazy good
Very underrated channel <3
do we have to assume that the volume is changing at a constant rate? could the volume change at an increasing rate?
thanks a lot .........from sri lanka
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U deserve million s of likes and views