Entropy: The Most Essential Chemistry Concept

Entropy seems like a mysterious force, but in reality it's just that somethings are much more likely to happen than others. This is the driving force for almost all of chemistry

[@petevenuti7355]

Too quiet , would be helpful if I could hear you...

[@gelly127]

Very good video! Impressive explanation.

[@maxi4251]

2:47, sorry if I’ve misunderstood anything, but 9C5 gives me 126 on the calculator

[@akashitapalaniswami5798]

tysm, I now understand where delta G comes from

[@karolinapajaczkowska5057]

cool video,

[@V3racious3]

Volume says whats?

[@zakslt]

8:16 can somone explain to me why there is always a negative sign before the enthalpy in the formula of entropy of surroundings. Just out of curiosity

[@henryrroland]

8:22 Why 263K ? Does it 273K ?

[@Nanorooms]

In that example I was freezing it at -10C (263 K) to show that it is spontaneous. If I did it at 273 K it would give a delta G of zero, which is neither spontaneous nor non spontaneous.