Using Calorimetry to Calculate Enthalpies of Reaction - Chemistry Tutorial

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This tutorial covers how to calculate enthalpies of reactions using calorimetry and includes examples of how to calculate the heat released or absorbed by a particular amount of material, and how to use this information and the specific amount of material used to calculate the enthalpy of the reaction in the standard units of kJ/mol.

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THANK YOU!! The steps made this so much easier to understand than my chem teacher!

camieparsons
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sorry, I must have changed my mind before I started the problem. the problem is solved using concentrations of 0.5M for both reactants. will update video asap.

TheChemistrySolution
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I LOVE YOUR VOICE, SO SWEET:)BUT I DON'T GET NOTHING OF WHAT U R TALKING ABOUT!!I WILL FLUNK CHEMISTRY CLASS:(:(

graffHG
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Great video. You sound like Luna Lovegood.

cgarrettjones
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Why do you only use 1 reactant and not both on step 4?

katiegosa
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what do you do when a balanced equation has non-1 coefficients?

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Anyone else hate the sound of her S's? Everytime she says something with the letter S... its like shes whistling.

funkkii
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you dont get nothing?
thats good.. :D

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Haha I was thinking the same thing!!

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Didn't think girls that sounded like this were supposed to be smart

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