Naming Ionic Compounds

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  • @adame2037
    @adame2037 9 років тому +589

    Why do I even pay for college when Im basically up all night everyday teaching myself via UA-cam?

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      @T725db 9 років тому +18

      Speak that truth man!! Speak that truth..

    • @frederickschulze8014
      @frederickschulze8014 9 років тому +42

      Teacher sends us a homework assignment and a powerpoint, and gives us a 1 hour lecture in class....when I can learn this in 10 minutes on youtube

    • @iiAngelic
      @iiAngelic 9 років тому +11

      You're paying for the paper man, the degree. Unless you're there for fun, then I would bounce.

    • @anonymouss8925
      @anonymouss8925 9 років тому +1

      I agree as well...

    • @Pozizzle
      @Pozizzle 9 років тому +4

      To study on your own for the sake of knowledge alone is a note worthy goal my friend!

  • @lts2521
    @lts2521 10 років тому +84

    You > My Chemistry book. Seriously. I stressed for hours over this and learned it through your explanation in 10 minutes! THANK YOU!

  • @justinkim2564
    @justinkim2564 10 років тому +54

    this guy taught me more in 10 minutes than my chem teacher taught me in a couple weeks

  • @airkiller9980
    @airkiller9980 10 років тому +209

    I have a test tomorrow, and my teacher hasn't taught us shit. So i have to pretty much teach myself this unit. But thanks for the help man!

    • @justinkim2564
      @justinkim2564 10 років тому +20

      haha funny thats exactly my situation

    • @408sophon
      @408sophon 10 років тому +8

      Justin Kim oh man one more checking in. Book's good, but videos help solidify everything.

    • @therestaurateur2171
      @therestaurateur2171 10 років тому +1

      Same here

    • @1521nash
      @1521nash 9 років тому +3

      K THEillest same here guys, fucking honors chem, annoying af

    • @airkiller9980
      @airkiller9980 9 років тому +4

      It seems that almost all honors chem teachers suck

  • @mufffin777
    @mufffin777 10 років тому +150

    It would be good to include the periodic table when explaining the ions part. It would help to visualize it better, just a tip!

    • @BensChemVideos
      @BensChemVideos  10 років тому +25

      Thanks for your feedback!

    • @joshuamanalo3406
      @joshuamanalo3406 9 років тому +23

      Ben's Chem Videos hey man you helped me pass my chemistry class thumbs up!

    • @davidnguyen2241
      @davidnguyen2241 8 років тому +4

      kinda strange when you need to go to youtube to learn stuff the class was supposed to teach you... im criticizing the class itself ofc

    • @iGUNNERonFIRE
      @iGUNNERonFIRE 8 років тому +1

      marie nyguyen

    • @CryptoKeeper36
      @CryptoKeeper36 8 років тому

      I am in Chem 1000 right now and it is taught very well, extra study or hearing things put a different way is always helpful.

  • @patchi_phoebe
    @patchi_phoebe 7 років тому +380

    who else in the comments are only high school students?

    • @wickersticks
      @wickersticks 7 років тому +6

      Nafessa Clayton, It isn't that we are only high school, it's that we are already high school students. Wouldn't mind it if life slowed its self a little.

    • @MariaPalomaHerrera
      @MariaPalomaHerrera 7 років тому +7

      I'm in fricken 9th grade and they want us to do this and i was sick when we learned how to do this and have no clue what to do

    • @levifrench1631
      @levifrench1631 7 років тому +4

      im in 8th grade so ts very tough

    • @levifrench1631
      @levifrench1631 7 років тому

      kool m8 im in stoichemtry now

    • @상혜김
      @상혜김 7 років тому +1

      I see all these college students here and it's so confusing tf I'm in 9th grade why are they teaching us this

  • @Aymen0627
    @Aymen0627 7 років тому +15

    Helpful future tip to memorize common polyatomic ions:
    Nick the Camel ate a Clam for Supper in Phoenix.
    Nick: N03^-
    Camel: CO3^2-
    Clam: CLO3^-
    Supper: SO4^2-
    Phoenix: PO4^3-
    The charge is determined by the number of *vowels* to the corresponding word
    The number of Oxygen atoms is determined by the number of *consonants* to the corresponding word.
    The word "ate" shows that they all end in the root word "-ate".

  • @blankwolf888
    @blankwolf888 8 років тому +71

    chem 1a is ruining my life so thanks for this

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    @annsky02 10 років тому +4

    i was stuck on naming compounds for a whole months until i watched this video, thank you so much!

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    @TabbyCrane 10 років тому +10

    Thank you for making this! I can never understand my chem w/o one on one. I can't learn as fast as everyone else in the class.

  • @annaisannaing
    @annaisannaing 5 років тому +6

    I was confused about this for a while, but it finally hit me:
    He gets the charges of the ions from their position on the periodic table, which signifies how many electrons are in their outer shell.

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    Thank you so much for this video!! I have watched dozens but yours was by far the best and most concise. The speed was just right, most people do this too fast and some of us get lost along the way.

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    This has to be the most helpful video I've seen about naming compounds 👍🏼

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    Thanks for the help with this. I wish ionic compounds were as easy to name as covalent ones. :P

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    @angelabulawan4389 10 років тому +1

    do you still have to put the mono for a plus one charge, di for a plus 2 charge and so on?

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    Good job on the lecture, now I know how to name these. I was lost

  • @hannahbarbara3371
    @hannahbarbara3371 10 років тому

    There IS a way to figure out the SO4 sulfate ION (and for that matter, any of the -ates), and that's by using the T43 (or T41) system. If you can remember the T43 system, it makes figuring out the -ates wayyyy easier. Thank you for your video, though, it has helped me figure out how to name ionic compounds, because it was pretty confusing at first!!! Thanks to ppl like you posting yt videos, I have been able to make my way thru my Intro Chem class a lot easier.

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