Calorimetry Concept, Examples and Thermochemistry | How to Pass Chemistry

After watching this video you will no longer be in hot water when doing calorimetry questions. This video not only explains how to do calorimetry problems but it also explains what calorimetry even is! Finally, you can stop memorizing and truly understand the concept with helpful visual examples.

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[melissamaribel]

At 5:07 it's supposed to be 36.218 Tf instead of 36.2108 Tf

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It never dawned on me that the two Tf's were like terms, thanks so much for explaining it clearly!

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If you use 35.218, then the next step changes to 542.3572 (Your prep people are not staying consistent). They used caught it, but some newer folks might be confused why the numbers are not consistent. Thank you for all you do to make CHM AMAZINGLY FUN!!

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[nothandozwane]

Thank you! You made it easy to understand. Can i please ask a question, when do we add the mass of the substance and to water to get total mass of the solution?
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[michaelgalario]

Hi! I would just like to know whether there is a difference between using the Big Q and the small q in the equation? For example in computing latent heat Q = mL, it uses only big Q for heat energy, but for q = mcΔT, I have been seeing some use Big Q and others small q. Thanks!

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[johnmichaeltondo]

Hi there, can I ask why you put a negative sign on the side of the water? It seems that the metal should have a negative sign since the heat is flowing from hot to cold. (Negative sign indicating that exothermic process happened) Can you clarify this?