I love how you explained the difference between changes of energy! I was always confused of the differences between negative and positive, but I now really get it! thank you soooo much!!!
Thank you for the video! I have 2 questions, 1. Why is work equal to the final KE? Shouldn't work equal to the change in KE instead? 2. Would you say that a conservative work (no friction, no air resistance, etc) exhibit state function properties?
Why does everything else on the internet say that q and w are path functions, not state functions. Am I just misunderstanding the way you're explaining it? Thank you.
My general chem textbook used "E", but my physical chem textbook used "U". If/when I get around to making physical chem vids, I'll use "U". Thanks for your feedback and for watching!
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Thank you, Sir! I learned the topic easily thru the analogy you used and the examples you provided.
And finally I got my concept.great explaination,thx a lot..
This was awesome.. and you have a great sense of humor to make the learning enjoyable! THANK you.
I love how you explained the difference between changes of energy!
I was always confused of the differences between negative and positive, but I now really get it! thank you soooo much!!!
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Thank you for the video! I have 2 questions,
1. Why is work equal to the final KE? Shouldn't work equal to the change in KE instead?
2. Would you say that a conservative work (no friction, no air resistance, etc) exhibit state function properties?
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Very good example 👏🏽thanks
You're very welcome! Thanks for watching 😀
Loved the examples!
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thank u sooo much everything is so much more clearer now awesome explanation!!
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Explained so beautifully!
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Wonderful explanation, thanks a lot :)
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Thank you! And thanks for watching!
super helpful
Glad you found it helpful! Thanks for your feedback, and thanks for watching!
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If food can be converted into thought and so the resverse should be possible or not and if not what prevent it?
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Why does everything else on the internet say that q and w are path functions, not state functions. Am I just misunderstanding the way you're explaining it?
Thank you.
q and w are path functions
9:27 wait for it and lol
Heat is state function why
No, heat is a path function
Isn't U a more common symbol for internal energy than E??
My general chem textbook used "E", but my physical chem textbook used "U".
If/when I get around to making physical chem vids, I'll use "U".
Thanks for your feedback and for watching!