Introduction to Molecualr Orbitals

[@kelcicrawford444]

Thank you for teaching me more in 7 minutes than I have learned from my professor in 15 weeks.

[@Preposter]

Yeah, this was well done but 15 weeks just for molecular orbitals?

[@jaikarangill]

Can. Relate.

[@Gurubashy]

You are really good at explaining these things.

[@ifigeneiathomop]

4:34 Energy of initial molecules is higher not lower.

[@fmuddin2440]

true

[@fmuddin2440]

he probably misspoke

[@AbdullahAbdullah-qf7fv]

you're just incredible in explaining the things in a very simple way.
thank u AK lectures

[@michaelborek378]

Excellent teacher!!! I love these lectures!!

[@GreenMarble]

Covalent bonds are molecular orbitals. Mindshattering.

[@912sonic]

literally same here lmao

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sir.your lectures are mindblowing.

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You're videos are really very helpful...tnx a lot

[@samusaran13372]

at 4:30 didn't you mean to say that the reason it forms is because the initial energy is higher than the final?

[@sciencenerd7639]

delightful lecture, thank you

[@PurrspectiveMind]

Now do a video on the meaning of life.

[@samman9478]

i wish you nothing but the best man 🙏🙏

[@ghadaghonaim7879]

At 4:39 was it right that energy of initial atoms is lower than the final ? Because actually it must be higher ?

[@soumyarawat3534]

I think that was a mistake

[@Fatima-k]

Very helpful, thank you so much

[@megihasani9398]

thanks for making this so easy .

[@fmuddin2440]

very helpful thanks, pls keep making these

[@cicit8081]

love the video ! thanks!

[@amanrubey]

sir are all the videos in playlist in order?

[@gauthamj4446]

You are Great!

[@Meg_the_Scientist]

so, if they molecule were to continue to press into one another, they would collide, and not wanting to crash into one another, the electrostatic repulsions take over and cause the increase in energy again, giving them the momentum to spring off one another after the collision right

[@riyazalam9604]

what is difference between molecular orbital theory and valence bond theory .thanks for video

[@LoneWolfR18]

@6:45 when you say that we will form two MOs does this mean that when two AOs come together there are two situations happening simultaneously? One anitibonding MO and one bonding MO?

[@JohnSmith-xo9me]

Ray R depends on the number of electrons. The bonding MOs are filled up before the anti bonding MOs. But Yh if there are enough electrons this will happen simultaneously

[@kingkhan-gt9lo]

thanks AK

[@AKLECTURES]

Umair Khan you're welcome :)

[@williamlowry8809]

Why do we need to have the same amount of orbitals in the two atoms than in the molecule?

[@aliyajamal3757]

thanks a lot

[@snehapodicheti]

If nature tends to bring the energy down, why higher entropy is thermodynamically favourable

[@1111angelic]

The title has a typo. You might want to fix it. I love your videos though 😊

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Ängström, is much easier written Engstrom in english (no special letters) 👍👍

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love ur lectures :)

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can't thank you enough.

[@AlisonJoy-ne3yu]

haha how did no one ever tell me this

[@franks8209]

Molecualr lol

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thank you so much