The Face Centred Cubic Crystal Structure

[@ShaunStruwig]

Thank you for posting this video Professor. I am studying electronic engineering in South Africa and taking Materials Science as a module. Your clarity as a lecturer makes me want to jump on a plane and fly to Toronto to listen to your lectures.

[@ih6338]

you're brilliant. you made the concept beyond easy. thank you. True teaching skills. I wish every teacher was like this.

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And they wished every kid was einstin/newton/ramanujan......

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[@ayewhelazarus]

This is just too good,you just simplified what I've been finding so difficult to understand.God bless you sir..........

[@EE-pq8yn]

Now the crystal is clear for real by you....you made it clear to understand!!!
Thank you so much!!!

[@poornachandra1603]

This is very nice!! He has the best way to explain coordination number

[@nunitchagucci3047]

Excellent professor! Very clear, organized and so neat. Truly wonderful video! Thank you!!!

[@TheSuaveBOSS]

Excellent explanation, especially the last part on the Coordination Number.

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Thanks for the efforts u have put to explain it clearly without any after-lecture doubts.

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[@ayewhelazarus]

With this,I'm sure of success in my forth coming exams that's just close by.

[@SuperSaig]

Thank you so much for sharing this! So easy to follow. Also your writing is neat, which I appreciate.

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thanx sir it was easy to understand and is helpfull too... I could never understand it from my school teacher

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[@GiveForaSmile]

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[@j_gnzz]

That was so informative!

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[@restlessheart545]

Thank you Sir! God bless

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[@prudhviraj5067]

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thank u fr that

[@mariakhalid5638]

can you please make a video to explain how to calculte bondlenght in cubic structure

[@AbelCade]

that screech on the chalkboard!!!

[@cunninglus4795]

is the answer will always be 0.74 no matter the radius?

[@Welearn-k5n]

imagine I just watched this in 2024. was trying to figure out why copper is a better conductor than many other elements then i landed on some alien terms "FCC and BCC" which later drove me to this. I now know

[@ScottRamsay]

I hope you’re glad that you now know about FCC and BCC! You might enjoy the videos on electron structure and the band gap also, if you’re interested in conductivity!

[@p2fmedia]

Great! Thanks!

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[@danielwright1996]

thats brothers thanks