Physics 9.09g - Calorimetry Example 2
Loading...
Loading...
6:25
Physics 9.09h - Calorimetry Example 3by derekowens741 views- 4:54
Calorimetryby utaustinchemistry371 views
- 4:38
Physics 9.09i - Calorimetry Example 4by derekowens1,235 views
- 7:13
Physics 12.3.2a - The Electric Field Around a Chargeby derekowens35,089 views
- 4:01
Physics 9.09a - Calorimetryby derekowens1,225 views
- 5:10
Physics 9.09c - Example 1by derekowens593 views
- 8:38
Physics 4.7.4b - Friction Practice Problems 3 - 4by derekowens13,144 views
- 7:13
Chemistry Tutorial 2.04a: The Calorimetry Equationby MarkRosengarten16,479 views
- 90 videos10810
- 0:51
HOUSE - Season Premiere Preview #3 - MON 9/20 at 8/7cby FoxBroadcasting172,465 views
- 4:47
Out Of The Blue - Britain's Got Talent 2011 Audition - itv.com/talent - UK Versionby BritainsGotTalent092,522,264 views
- 7:35
Physical Science 6.1b - Electric Chargeby derekowens13,919 views
- 3:24
Precalculus 11.5c - A Geometric Patternby derekowens4,748 views
- 9:36
Physical Science 10.1c - Galileoby derekowens1,413 views
- 5:39
Physical Science 6.4b - Ohm`s Law - Three Simple Examplesby derekowens11,209 views
- 9:50
Calorimetry Part 1by dkreller011,658 views
- 3:24
Physics 12.2.2b - Example Inverse Square Lawby derekowens13,942 views
- 10:33
Physics 3.5.2a - Projectile Motion Conceptsby derekowens80,724 views
- 9:16
Physical Science 10.1d - Brahe and Keplerby derekowens2,963 views
- 8:06
Physics II I- Electrical Resistivityby OlympicCollege5,803 views
@GodofHunter89 Yes, you could set it up that way. In that case the expression would be on the other side of the equals sign. The two approaches should be mathematically equivalent.
derekowens 3 months ago
very good example and helpful, but shouldnt the heat lost in the iron be a negative value as its exothermic and the fact that Tfinal-T initial (41-200) ?
GodofHunter89 3 months ago