ALEKS - Calculating Vapor Pressure from Boiling Point and Enthalpy of Vaporization

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Great job, learning right before my chem final! Thank you!

julians
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Thank you so much for making these videos. Such a life saver for Aleks! I'm actually able to work ahead because of these! Thanks again! :)

LifeIsVolleyball
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Hey would if you have to find the heat of vaporization ???

deetoomuch
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Im lost in the las part in where you put e^ . can you explain better how you get to the las result?

irishernandez
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the normal boiling point of water is 80 °c . if vapour pressure at 60°c is 0.3672 atmosphere . calculate the anthelpy of vapourization per mole of water is

reenashakya
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The P1 and P2 are flipped as far as I know. They do not correlate with the order he has written T1 and T2. The answer may not be correct with the way this is set up unless he corrects it somewher later in the video

bard_AGI
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You have used R=8.314 SI unit but P=1 at atm unit, explain it.

eaminqureshi