How to Tell If a Process Is Thermodynamically-Favored - AP Chem Unit 9, Topic 3a

Learn AP Chemistry with Mr. Krug! Get the AP Chemistry Ultimate Review Packet: http://www.ultimatereviewpacket.com/c... Guided notes for these AP Chem videos are now included in the Ultimate Review Packet! Find them at the start of each unit. If you need help reviewing for your other AP Courses, such as Biology, Physics 1, Environmental Science, Calculus AB, Pre-Calculus, Psychology, Macroeconomics, World History, US History, and more, check out http://www.ultimatereviewpacket.com. #apchemistry #apchem #thermodynamics In this video, Mr. Krug shows students what thermodynamically-favored processes are, sometimes called spontaneous processes. He shows how ΔH and ΔS values for a reaction help determine which forces, if any, will drive a chemical reaction. He also shows how to determine under what conditions a reaction will be spontaneous, or thermodynamically-favored. 0:00 Second Law of Thermodynamics 1:37 The Driving Forces of Reactions 4:15 Example No. 1 6:31 Example No. 2 7:57 Conditions for Thermodynamic Favorability 9:05 Conclusion