Heating Curves Tutorial: How to Calculate enthalpy changes in Heating & Cooling | Crash Chemistry

Thermochemistry Crash Course on heating & cooling curves. Explained and broken up into each component of phases and phase changes, explaining what equations to use, what specific heat is, and what heats of phase changes are, and how to use them. Also explained is why phase changes do not result in temperature changes due to the difference in changing kinetic energy versus potential energy.

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[elcamino]

Thanks for putting this up. The zero change in temp at phase changes now makes sense. Nice explanation & examples throughout.

[philoadriensson]

Great explanation. Boils it down to the two essential equations, just what I needed. This is really pretty straightforward, thanks to your video! I also found the visual for the PE-KE differences in phase changes to finally answer a nagging questions I've had. Your intuition is on point!

[aracelias.]

Awesome vid! Helped heaps, especially the explanation of the freezing point and boiling point zero slope. THANKS

[skterbluetoo]

A load of thanks!!!! This nailed it. You have impressive powers of explanation and graphics are spot on.

[emilygraves]

so good and clear now I'm not stressed for my test!

[soknanhorn]

wow...really well put together..concise and efficient...awesome job.

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