ufff!! u actually made it all soooooo easy......thank u!!......my teacher made me hate the word equilibrium even!!....now i literally luv it...it sooo wonderful na???..........
Thanks, I've got a test on chemical kinetics and chemical equilibrium this afternoon and this was a great review on everything we've learned in lecture so far.
@Vnessa001 im thinking about withdrawing from mine lol first midterm tomorrow im so anxious about it! chem guy has helped cleared a lot , so lets see how i do on my midterm =]
Honestly your teaching my the whole chapter in like twenty minutes in comparison to my teacher who takes a week and a half and doesnt teach ANYTHING, your helping me pass AP chem, thank youuuuu
How can you selectively heat one side of an equlibrium equation when by definition the equation needs to occur within an enclosed space. Hence both sides of the reaction would be heated equally?
You can't selectively heat one side. I didn't say that. When you add heat, or take it away, it affects the eqm by creating a shift, and the shift depends on which side the heat term is on. You don't ever heat or cool one side; products and reactants are all together in one closed system.
ok i am kind of confused about this too. How do you know what side is going to be shifted in the reaction just by the placing of the heat term on either side of the equation? The heat is present in the whole container, so the products and reactants both have access to the excess heat.
Sorry, but you really just have to watch again and listen. Treat the heat term like it's a substance. If the reaction's exothermic, temp changes will affect that 'side' of the reaction in terms of shifting (lower temp, reaction shifts right; raise temp, shifts left.
If you add an inert gas to a reaction which is at equilibrium, will it not increase the pressure for a container with constant volume? Would that mean that the reaction would shift to the side with less moles?
No! The partial pressures of the gases in the eqm will not change; their concentrations don't get altered...they're still in the same volume with the same number of moles. No shift! No shift!
Hey Chemguy, so shifting of equilibrium actually focuses on their individual partial pressure and not the total pressure? Total pressure may change, but this does not guarantee a change in eqm. BUT if the partial pressure changes, it DEFINITELY change the eqm. Is this what you mean?
Naw, you're just wrong. Chemguy is right, I learned a lesson all from him and wrote what I learned on the quiz.. I wrote it thoroughly because I finally understood and she was surprised how quickly I picked up. I told her it was all Chemguy and she got jealous. He's right, so back off.
You are a genius and extremely funny, I really enjoy your videos. I wish more teachers/profs were like you, who explains things with such clarity and humor to make the topics interesting and not boring. Thank you thank you thank you. Keep posting!
I love you and your tutorials! Thank you for being able to do what so many teachers can't-- and that is teach!! Your students are very lucky to have such an effective and passionate teacher!
I have a college chemistry DVD that I just purchased from Virginia Tech and it's going directly back to the book store. Amazing how easy you make chemistry to understand. All of the roommates and I send a big thank you (!!!) from VT!!
ufff!! u actually made it all soooooo easy......thank u!!......my teacher made me hate the word equilibrium even!!....now i literally luv it...it sooo wonderful na???..........
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I love this very much
fantasy2134 2 months ago
I wish u were my professor
16rpatel 3 months ago
your ADHD overpowered my ADD and I payed attention the whole time. THANKS!!!
AromaticDogwood 1 year ago
isnt his first name Henri or something. Henri Le Chatelier
paesanng 1 year ago
Epic Face at 1:09 - "You're supposed to say... IT STAYS THE SAME" - this is why i love chemguy.
UOTLTube 1 year ago
@UOTLTube lol he made me remember it forever...haha
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7021106 1 year ago 3
I FINALLY UNDERSTAND!!!!!!!!!!!*tear*
culacula14 1 year ago
youre awsome man
christez 1 year ago
I love how you are secretly making us memorize that K doesn't change at 0:58. I will never forget.
whicketywack 1 year ago
Thanks, I've got a test on chemical kinetics and chemical equilibrium this afternoon and this was a great review on everything we've learned in lecture so far.
Thanks!
redeyes101 1 year ago
This is way better than reading my textbook :D
Thanks so much,chemguy.
Eagles0818 1 year ago
K DOESNT CHANGE! now I will never forget, thanks chemguy.
Fuzz16 1 year ago
Thank you these videos are so incredibly helpful! You are a fantastic teacher
stasaroo92 1 year ago
great explaining
really helping me understand
Turksevrouw 1 year ago
You've inspired me to not withdraw from my chemistry class. Thank you!
Vnessa001 2 years ago 5
I'm glad you didn't! Keep going!
Chemguy
bannanaiscool 2 years ago
@Vnessa001 im thinking about withdrawing from mine lol first midterm tomorrow im so anxious about it! chem guy has helped cleared a lot , so lets see how i do on my midterm =]
tawhnya 1 year ago
Dudee thank you soooo much
your like saving my life!
Honestly your teaching my the whole chapter in like twenty minutes in comparison to my teacher who takes a week and a half and doesnt teach ANYTHING, your helping me pass AP chem, thank youuuuu
baseballchk27 2 years ago
Thank you ChemGuy! You're my new studytool. You're a lot like my chem prof.. but a lot less... insane? It helps.
Quote of the day: "I think his first name was luhh."
Culture29Vulture 2 years ago 2
Man, this really helps me with AP Chem!
nahalharman 2 years ago
How can you selectively heat one side of an equlibrium equation when by definition the equation needs to occur within an enclosed space. Hence both sides of the reaction would be heated equally?
osteoguy 2 years ago
You can't selectively heat one side. I didn't say that. When you add heat, or take it away, it affects the eqm by creating a shift, and the shift depends on which side the heat term is on. You don't ever heat or cool one side; products and reactants are all together in one closed system.
Chemguy
bannanaiscool 2 years ago
ok i am kind of confused about this too. How do you know what side is going to be shifted in the reaction just by the placing of the heat term on either side of the equation? The heat is present in the whole container, so the products and reactants both have access to the excess heat.
Chuehyman3 2 years ago
Sorry, but you really just have to watch again and listen. Treat the heat term like it's a substance. If the reaction's exothermic, temp changes will affect that 'side' of the reaction in terms of shifting (lower temp, reaction shifts right; raise temp, shifts left.
Chemguy
bannanaiscool 2 years ago
@osteoguy he didnt properly explain whether it was an exothermic reaction at the start
metrodome934 9 months ago
Hey chemguy, i liked ur K does not change
Yami7761 2 years ago 2
Hi,
If you add an inert gas to a reaction which is at equilibrium, will it not increase the pressure for a container with constant volume? Would that mean that the reaction would shift to the side with less moles?
urakhai911 2 years ago
No! The partial pressures of the gases in the eqm will not change; their concentrations don't get altered...they're still in the same volume with the same number of moles. No shift! No shift!
Chemguy
bannanaiscool 2 years ago
Hey Chemguy, so shifting of equilibrium actually focuses on their individual partial pressure and not the total pressure? Total pressure may change, but this does not guarantee a change in eqm. BUT if the partial pressure changes, it DEFINITELY change the eqm. Is this what you mean?
royalsnowman 2 years ago
Yep.
Chemguy
bannanaiscool 2 years ago
Ok. Just asking, on average, how many NG you made when you tried making such a video? =D I do make such videos at times. haha
royalsnowman 2 years ago
Thanks Chemguy for speeding up my cramming. :D
protogurl 2 years ago
Naw, you're just wrong. Chemguy is right, I learned a lesson all from him and wrote what I learned on the quiz.. I wrote it thoroughly because I finally understood and she was surprised how quickly I picked up. I told her it was all Chemguy and she got jealous. He's right, so back off.
xxxneyaaa 2 years ago
A funny fact about Haber: he invented the ammonia process during World War 1 while working on nitrogen bombs..!
Riesenschwammer 2 years ago
LOL...
you sound more Italian rather than French... ehehe
Thanks! You're helping me a lot for Equilibrium cos I'm so bad at it!
I get this stuff now!
cuteanimegurl 2 years ago
lol! his name was Henri not 'le'
ricckyroy 2 years ago 2
LMAO: "i think his first name was 'le' "
AbraKadavr8 2 years ago
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Chemguy, in teaching, you simplify concepts, however the things you teach in this simplified version are wrong.
DusterTV 2 years ago
Um...wrong? You think I'm wrong? Gee, I might be different, and make it simple, perhaps...but it's not wrong. Yikes. Sorry to disappoint you, though.
Chemguy
bannanaiscool 2 years ago
what about change in volume?
anthonychemistry 2 years ago
You're a great teacher - very, very good at what you do. Your teaching style makes me recall the material more readily. great work.
nadiaw00t 2 years ago
Ze K doesn't change! It's a KONSTANT!
GunDream 2 years ago
thanks chemguy! you're stuff is really helping me, its been a long time since i've studied chemistry and you helped bring it right back! thanks!!!
dukejen04 2 years ago
hahahahahaa oh chemguy XD
illa2015 2 years ago
You are the best teacher . you should get noble prize for teaching this well. leeee lol
Thank you
fara18x 2 years ago 3
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fara18x 2 years ago
ITS A CONSTANT!! lol!!
i think his first name was Le, LOL!!
THIS GUY IS AMAZING!!
nmallinar 2 years ago
This teacher is phenomenal, just great
david2131 2 years ago 2
LOL!!! his first name was Le' ...that got me. hahaha
chucky1137 2 years ago 13
GOD I LOVE YOU.
persianpride8004 2 years ago 2
I wish you were my father
BallDanglinBeast 2 years ago 14
OMG HAHAHAHHAH K! DOESN'T! CHANGE! REMEMBER???!!! IT'S AN CONSTTTTANT!! LMAO hahaha you r THE BEST haha ^-^ love ya~~~
meimeizhangerss 2 years ago 3
thank you soo muchh!!!
Islamisthefuture 2 years ago 2
I LOVE YOU! YOUR THE BEST AND SO FUNNY.
andydrew24 2 years ago
when you said "i think his first name was 'le' " I nearly fell over laughing.
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prashantparikh 2 years ago
Wow, you are hilaroius + a genius. keep up the good work!
SuperJyK 2 years ago
You are a genius and extremely funny, I really enjoy your videos. I wish more teachers/profs were like you, who explains things with such clarity and humor to make the topics interesting and not boring. Thank you thank you thank you. Keep posting!
jmnc05 2 years ago 2
you are a life saver thank you for the 7 equilibrium vids! my teacher tried to teach it to us but failed
you are amazing, keep up the work please! thanks a million!
nmallinar 2 years ago
Does anybody know Le Chatelier's princiPAL? Like the actual principal for high school. i need to find this out for my chem class!
rushingspirit28 2 years ago
That is the most hilarious thing I've ever heard. I have no idea.
zoemstof 2 years ago
You are an excellent teacher! A warm thank you for these videos :)
Cappuchino4 2 years ago 3
LOL! His first name was "le" hgahahahah
AngryAznGuy 3 years ago
I love this guy, lol, he is helarious, "K" is the constant !!! lol
afghanpepsi 3 years ago
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300154507 3 years ago
can you come teach in Singapore!
JuzDotA 3 years ago
i support u!HAHAHA!thankfully technology knows no boundaries.else...haaa.THANKS CHEMGUY!
liverpoolgal 3 years ago
you're my hero. my chem teacher is incompetent and the worst teacher i have ever had.
the only reason im passing grade 12 chem is because of your videos!
Thanks!!! keep em comin'
Pattyd16 3 years ago
ANNNDDD 4:35 "HUHHHGGHHHHH!!!!"
I really love ChemGuy, I do. Totally using him to prepare for exams.
dddancer 3 years ago
1:00 "K! DOESN'T! CHANGE!" ;D
Sorry I keep quoting him but I can't help it, he just makes me laugh. And actually enjoy chemistry!
dddancer 3 years ago
A + B -> C + D
What happens to the K value if:
a) [A] is increased?
It becomes larger.
300154507 2 years ago
K value remains the same, but the reaction shifts to the right towards the product side to maintain the same equilibrium constant.
prashantparikh 2 years ago
Actually, it becomes smaller.
300154507 2 years ago
Great explanation...fun...teacher to have..a million dollar teacher!!
Fresr 3 years ago
I love you and your tutorials! Thank you for being able to do what so many teachers can't-- and that is teach!! Your students are very lucky to have such an effective and passionate teacher!
KiwiAppleGirl 3 years ago 2
ZOMG!you are aweesome!
yokohgohwei91 3 years ago
This guy is the best and only best professor I have ever had. It is a shame that I cant have him as my real professor
jayospina 3 years ago
have been looking for this also,Oh man
calexculux 3 years ago
Le Chatelier's first name is Henri
mrrxk 3 years ago
I wish i could have seen the 5th lecture...I don't know why but its not working on my computer!!
rajatsingh24 3 years ago
thaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaank youuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu
ddrose272 3 years ago 2
I have a college chemistry DVD that I just purchased from Virginia Tech and it's going directly back to the book store. Amazing how easy you make chemistry to understand. All of the roommates and I send a big thank you (!!!) from VT!!
Corie987 3 years ago
lol
cuz i think his first name was "Le"
gaoyipin 3 years ago
Thanx! This as helped me out for my chem class.
I didn't understand anything ab out it, till now. U make it fun, interesting, specially with the different voice changes! lol
U really deserve your own TV show!
dafynest520 3 years ago 2
great video. the only thing that gets me mad is that i just finished a year of AP chem and i just now discovered your videos
alfral 3 years ago 3
excellent!
ruk67 3 years ago 3
Haha. This is great! Chem can get no cooler!
gerrysong 3 years ago 5
AWESOMEEE!!! THANKKKSS
halfbloodpirate 3 years ago
thanks!
hellojoyce 4 years ago
Master of chemistry and accents
caseyr4 4 years ago 6
Thanks Chem master!
westernillstud 4 years ago 3
thanks again
keanfc 4 years ago 3