Ok I'm just a complete noob when it comes to chemistry, but can someone tell why going from solid to liquid ( melting ) is endothermic ( requires energy ). While the solid to gas change release energy, yet still is called endothermic? Thanks for the great videos though, you're way better than my physics & chemistry teachers!
Ok I'm just a complete noob when it comes to chemistry, but can someone tell why going from solid to liquid ( melting ) is endothermic ( requires energy ). While the solid to gas change release energy, yet still is called endothermic? Thanks for the great videos though, you're way better than my physics & chemistry teachers!
enosaYT 3 months ago
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Boomchikawowwoww 4 months ago
Good video. Also, water do actually change state from solid directly to gas, it take some time but it is observable.
Nabo00o 6 months ago
very helpful video! thanks
madvillian7 7 months ago
You said for sublimation that you release energy, yet it's endothermic...Don't you mean that you require or need energy to go from solid or gas?
melanokaykooks 8 months ago
thanks alot.... im downloading each & every video
TheGeforceT 8 months ago