I dont get how the pressure can be lower near the surface of the water because then wouldnt the higher pressure from the atmosphere move in and displace the vapor?
and the other thing i dont understand is how in a closed container at equilibrium wouldnt the pressure in the container be higher than atm since you have the pressure due to the vapor as well as the pressure due to the air molecules adding together as per daltons law of partial pressure? would this not mean that volume increases?
Thank you for the lecture, but i have a question that is bugging me and i would like to ask my fellow viewers - Is vapor pressure always in equilibrium? If not, can vapor pressure surpass that equilibrium?
I don't understand how the vapour could push the atmosphere if its pressure merely equals atmospheric pressure, wouldn't it need to exceed atmospheric pressure to move it?
"the wind blows, and it will blow them alllllll away" (x3)
i love your sal-isms. they make your videos fun to listen to (:
thanks for providing these. im using them to study for my IB chemistry exam coming up in a couple of days. i feel like a master of acid base and PV=nRT.
I dont get how the pressure can be lower near the surface of the water because then wouldnt the higher pressure from the atmosphere move in and displace the vapor?
and the other thing i dont understand is how in a closed container at equilibrium wouldnt the pressure in the container be higher than atm since you have the pressure due to the vapor as well as the pressure due to the air molecules adding together as per daltons law of partial pressure? would this not mean that volume increases?
chaosdimension100 6 days ago
Thank you for the lecture, but i have a question that is bugging me and i would like to ask my fellow viewers - Is vapor pressure always in equilibrium? If not, can vapor pressure surpass that equilibrium?
flydiezz 3 weeks ago
I don't understand how the vapour could push the atmosphere if its pressure merely equals atmospheric pressure, wouldn't it need to exceed atmospheric pressure to move it?
robjows 3 weeks ago
@engineerdr The large vp is another way to say that the propane reaches bp faster (bp is very low) relative to the atm pressure. Hope that helps.
dhart2 3 weeks ago
i like his v at 7:44 ----->gi-en Lol
JMLRecordings 1 month ago
I won't lie to you Sal, if it weren't for you I would have probably failed college. Thank you
kevluv93 1 month ago
So does water or gasoline have stronger IMFs? Water is polar, while gasoline is nonpolar.
smitrib 1 month ago
Thanks for the lecture!
oXmichikoXo 1 month ago
"if you leave water outside, it will evaporates, even though, hopefully, in your place, is below the boiling point"
LOLOL
inezraharjo 3 months ago
Best video on Vapor pressure so far!
84salute 4 months ago
at 06:32 who else thought he was going to say "or whatever the f*ck were talking about.."
h0wud0in2 4 months ago 7
i didnt get how a greater vapor pressure can enhance the evaporation rate.plz help
engineerdr 5 months ago
nice video sir.a cyber student from Pakistan
engineerdr 5 months ago
one person cannot understand what the instructor is saying
theshore465 8 months ago
One dude down there does not have a ton of kinetic energy!
devothj 9 months ago 5
Im so stoneeedddddddddddddddd
ballsoffury4 11 months ago 2
@ballsoffury4 And you're watching a chemistry video lmao
MrDevin666 7 months ago
This is awesome. And interesting! Good work.
"Hopefully the temperature outside your area is lower than the normal boiling point..."
crazyloudjukebox 1 year ago
Thank you so much! I have a test in 30 mins and this video helped a lot!!! Keep up the great work! You explain like a beast :p!
0zero0zero 1 year ago
wow you are a great teacher
michaeljs1995 1 year ago
Can u start all ove agine? cuz i havent understod anything
KUVVAlTi 1 year ago
@KUVVAlTi is that because you don't speak english?
michaeljs1995 1 year ago
Thanks for helping me through Gen Chem, your lectures explain these concepts much better than my text book, much more clear and illustrative.
hbelm 1 year ago
thank u sooooo much! u made it a lot more clear!earlier i was just confused about the relation b/w bp and vp .and i really love ur teaching style!
nilanjana96 1 year ago
I love your videos! You make everything look simple and formulate them in normal language ! <3
anamarisukhitashvili 1 year ago
thanks!! it do help me how to explain this concept to my students~~
ani0amira 1 year ago
Studying for MCAT, this video really helped me with this subject, Thank You!
Diminisch 1 year ago
Whos that one person that disliked this?!
nikhilr51 1 year ago
great explanation luved it
princehashi 1 year ago
"the wind blows, and it will blow them alllllll away" (x3)
i love your sal-isms. they make your videos fun to listen to (:
thanks for providing these. im using them to study for my IB chemistry exam coming up in a couple of days. i feel like a master of acid base and PV=nRT.
evelyneskimo 1 year ago 25
So much clearer than the notes my Chemistry teacher gave me... I'll be sure to watch these videos before doing my homework for next time, too!
VistarMonei 2 years ago 18
Great videos a lot clearer than my textbook.
These videos have helped me a lot. Yhank you very much
frogspasm 2 years ago
1 atm is normal boiling and melting points
mrlemonbreath 2 years ago
I'm a student of Technical Chemistry and know all those concepts, but those videos are so unbelievably intuitive and well explained! Congratulations!
YouWM 2 years ago 2
This helps so much! thank you! just wondering, why do the bands on the last chart bend? it is something to do with the logarithmic graph?
goose434343 2 years ago
Sal, what does 1 atm equal? boiling or liquid phase?
patilnikh 2 years ago
thanks!
16velvet 2 years ago
thanks a lot! man
jeestudent007 2 years ago
ythx
nitinbansal2006 2 years ago
This is great information and very well explained.
DaveHowardvideos 2 years ago
wow thanks man
cousin13pro 2 years ago 2