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With the a little hydrogen, a few balloons and a couple of makeshift rockets, Valeska Ting launches into an explanation of what the first law of thermodynamics is, and why it matters to our lives.
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We’ve all heard the rule that states that ‘energy cannot be created or destroyed’, or ‘energy is always conserved’. But what does that mean? Chemical engineer Valeska Ting explains.
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Impressive
yes but salt and vinegar pringles ruin your mouth
the pringle – every mathematician's favourite crisp 🙂
Chemical bonds don't store energy though.
Very interesting and well made! …Altough somewhat boring, for some reason.
1. If it's hot don't touch it.
Who said 1st law is 'you can't win' 2nd 'don't even try to win' ? is that correct ?
How amazing that these basic principles describe so much, it's breathtaking.
The first law of thermodynamics is that you don't talk about thermodynamics.
Are there going to be videos dedicated to all of the thermodynamic laws? Would be great 😉
But…………,……….. EM drive.
What is your accent? I cant figure it out.
still waiting for you to prove the universe is a closed system to be fair .. 😉
all 4 videos about the thermodynamics laws are very creative, useful, fun and beautiful. love them all, keep up the good work <3
Chemical energy goes to heat and then where does it go?
"In this house we obey the laws of thermodynamics!" – that's the most important rule.
why not to mention the violation of energy conservation in a expanding spacetime? Is it wrong?
The Royal Institution: Stop trying to convert matter to energy but harness the natural resonant energy that matter is.
awesome work
Thank you for the simple explanation, good job!
0:00 "So here I have a balloon filled with Hydrogen"
Well that sounds safe…
We now have Vietnamese subtitles on this video! Cảm ơn bạn!
Thanks for the video! Well done!
Giggleswick!
But… Quantum particles!
So the Big Bang didn't exist?
Many ancient philosophers state the germ of the law of the conservation of matter/mass/energy: Anaxagoras, Anaximenes, Parmenides, Heraclitus, Empedocles, Lucretius, and others. They state the principle with such beauty, simplicity and logic I think they would be a great teaching device for physicists. Students would get the gist before going into details.
in our physics class work is defined as being done on the system so that when work is done by the system it loses that energy so it's negative
love this video, thank you;) please post more
and i think this schalor has addicted to pringles lol
Pringles is gonna sue someone
lol
First law of thermodynamics- Never talk about thermodynamics.
Awesome experiment
Rockets is the old way. Look up electro gravitics and the jhon searl motor. This is our future.
Oh by the what what they learn about thermodynamics with the added idea thay prepetual motion is impossible.
If you look at how stars and planets orbits. And the electrons around atoms.
This claerly makes it ridiculus to claim that prepetual motion is impossible.
Huh??
Well fomulated video 😊
Good start! „ need more input“ – Jonny 5
This is the 1st science video I understand thank you so much
Appreciable explaination