General Chemistry 2: Chapter 13 - Chemical Equilibrium (Part 1/2)

Hello Fellow Chemists! This lecture is part of a series for a course based on Jimmy Roger's General Chemistry Textbook. For each lecture video, you will be able to download the blank and completed notes along with a transcript of the session.

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[Powerofsmallthings]

I just found your channel and i find your videos are very helpful and understandable, i really appreciate it. Thank you soo much!!!

[gavinbeck]

Thank you very much. I missed a day of Chem II and the site for our textbook was down. Helped me out alot 🦊💕

[geha]

Pr. Eman great video as always. Can I ask you something that has been hard for me to find the answer to. Why in a gas equillibrium, when I decrease the pressure by increasing the volume. the rate of the reaction of the side with more gas particles will decrease more than the side with fewer particles. Therefore the side with fewer particles will react more. I want to understnad it in terms of rate of reaction not in terms of La chatelier principle. But I cannot understand why because both sides the rate of reaction will decrease but the one with more gas particles will decrease more. It makes no sense. There are on that side more particles, therefore, the rate should still be higher than the other side, right?

[TanveerAhmad-eurq]

Can I ask some questions regarding Le chatlier principal??

[TanveerAhmad-eurq]

I'm also a chemistry professor...can we discuss chemistry if you don't mind??

[seroralshammari]

Could you do chapter 14, 15 and 16 please?