Supplementary Video S5: Addition of a reactive gas and partial pressure in Q/K analysis
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| author | Cabrera Moscoso, Rafael |
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| contents | <p>Supplementary video for the article Interpreting perturbations in systems at chemical equilibrium through the reaction quotient Q: a digital teaching proposal for upper secondary chemistry.</p> <p>This video focuses on the addition of a reactive gas and the interpretation of changes in partial pressure. It emphasises the need to specify the conditions under which the perturbation occurs and to distinguish changes in amount, partial pressure, concentration, Q, and K. The video shows how the simulator supports a step-by-step interpretation of the instantaneous state and the subsequent evolution toward equilibrium.</p> <p>The record includes the video file, subtitles, and the corresponding script.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | Supplementary Video S5: Addition of a reactive gas and partial pressure in Q/K analysis Cabrera Moscoso, Rafael chemical equilibrium reactive gas partial pressure reaction quotient equilibrium perturbation variable control chemistry education upper secondary chemistry virtual simulator Le Chatelier principle <p>Supplementary video for the article Interpreting perturbations in systems at chemical equilibrium through the reaction quotient Q: a digital teaching proposal for upper secondary chemistry.</p> <p>This video focuses on the addition of a reactive gas and the interpretation of changes in partial pressure. It emphasises the need to specify the conditions under which the perturbation occurs and to distinguish changes in amount, partial pressure, concentration, Q, and K. The video shows how the simulator supports a step-by-step interpretation of the instantaneous state and the subsequent evolution toward equilibrium.</p> <p>The record includes the video file, subtitles, and the corresponding script.</p> |
| title | Supplementary Video S5: Addition of a reactive gas and partial pressure in Q/K analysis |
| topic | chemical equilibrium reactive gas partial pressure reaction quotient equilibrium perturbation variable control chemistry education upper secondary chemistry virtual simulator Le Chatelier principle |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20067672 |