Lec 2 | MIT 3.091SC Introduction to Solid State Chemistry, Fall 2010
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
- Lecture 2: The Periodic Table
Instructor: Donald Sadoway
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My highschool Chemistry teacher nearly threw me off of the Chem path, but this guy... This guy can TEACH.
i love how the facts and knowledge just all spew out of him effortlessly, it seems like second nature to this lecturer. its really motivating me to understand this all so i can keep up
He knows his stuffs... right on the palm of his hands...
ONe of the best teachers I have ever seen. Learning something thoroughly is one thing, being able to teach it is a whole different one. This guy has both.
I'm a chemist and I had no idea about that Kroll process until I watched this!
one of the perks as an MIT tenured professor: teaching assistants to erase the board so your suit remains chalk dust free
*Calcium carbonate free😉
Sitting at home I imagine myself at MIT
Me too
me neither^^
Makes me feel shitty about myself because I go to a piece of shit school. John Jay smh
same!!!
Haha
Wow! The professor is a badass, in addition to being an excellent teacher. Such swag!
most inspiring professor!, his course is whirlwind of intellectual pursuits that hurl you from surprisingly many fields of discipline.
Mr. Donald is an outstanding prof. I watch his videos almost everyday.
Just finished watching this lecture and I love Professor Sadoway! Amazing Professor!
I agree!
Nice to realise that I was a "40 minutes level" of Introducing Course of MIT in Chemistry, at the age of 10! ^_^
Seriously, this So Much A Chance To Have So Brillant Professors and it that Quality Teaching even Shared For Free To The World!
Love You, Guys! :)
I like this free course. I need more of this.
Seek and thy shall find...
MIT, Berkeley, Stanford and Harvard have a lot of good videos online.
my brain collapsed toward the end. Prof. Donald is awfully smart.
Ohh my gawd... w... only MIT can afford to have such cool and entertaining, interesting professors. I guess they're the future of good teaching, maybe.
Mendeleev & Tesla - 2 mind shattering scientists who lifted science to such great heights and where rewarded so little for changing the world. Most others pale in comparison.
this guy is great he has an awesome sense of humor. I could watch this whole course. So does that mean that I took an MIT course?
yeeeep, if you do the homeworks in the opencourse page
Just to , you know, keep the content
The coupling of music is brilliant
When you are so enthusiastic about teaching the content, you totally forgot about the audience...
Muito obrigado professor Donald. From Brazil
Sadoway is amazing. I say that because he knows what he is talking about. And he has tenure. This lecture series is exciting, see the end for examples on final test questions. I think that if I were younger and I had more energy, I would apply for MIT only just to see and be close with people like him. It's a great school, not excluding other schools, Stanford has Suskind, and he's a mechanical genius. But to each their own.
Really very thankful to MIT for this ocw...Highest quality academia....Want more of your recent chemistry courses plzzz...
we learned this at basic school when I was 13 years old in former Czechoslovakia and then at secondary school
zdenkodubravka I think everybody did. But introduction is introduction.
Best Prof. Evvvverrrrrr.....
Oh i am regretting why i didnt found these leactures before. I could have watched them thrice in this period of lockdown but no biggie, will try to watch as many as i can becoz these are hell interesting. One more thing that i am not able to digest is why these students are not asking their doubts or questions! Is there any rule that one cannot ask in between the class and can meet after the class??
Sadoway stated in the first lecture..."I talk, you listen.". Any questions can be asked during the student's recitations.
There is a mistake on the board at 35:52. 1 over 2 instead of 1 over 12 for calculating the AMU of carbon. Interesting no one corrected the professor in the class. Perhaps fear of authority or not wanting to upset the recording?
He said one over twelve, everyone heard him, so why correct what everyone understood?
@@8stevetBut in the first lecture, after he laid down the rule “no talking in class”, he added “unless I miss a minus sign” or something.
nice review! definitely considering going through the course, if only for the little history bits that we weren't taught in school
I am not that interested in chemistry but for some reason I really like watching these lectures. Make me feel smarter lol
Thank you for this gold
Wow! The professor is amazing! Love the lectures! Thank you so much.
2021, excelente aula...aproveitando para revisar...
Does the stability of the molecule or atom effect measurements?
27:27
He didn’t name Radon.
Also, is that true for all compounds, organic and inorganic?
I do not get how do we get only Titanium solid and no MgCl2 liquid at all at the end of the reaction???? someone help pleaase
Excelent video ! Thank You Professor Sadoway!
the closing joke is in reference to something relatable. What is it?
The professor is talking and that laptop in the front is recording everything he says :O... Anyone know where i can get one of those?
Lecture starts at 2:10
why is the title of the video solid state physics?
i love this guy so much. "celebrations" lol
Could it be the start of a black hole
How ? Why u said this?
What does the charge indicate...
You'll only be off by an order of a thousand, eh funny guy !
Theorized Abundance…
Right? Technically… it’s a theory.
holy crap... this guy dresses like he worked on the manhattan project. are we sure this was in 2010? personally, I LIKE IT!
The end is perfect hahaha
Why the representation of 6th element N*(Z) as c? Video Timing 23:40. redundance? it is trivial but perfection is what looks like your persuit....
Nice ending :)
the joke at the end was good
looks like a transcript
Electron does not matter.
35:00
Minute 14:41
Sadly Mendeleev never got the Noble Prize before this death in 1907, something he deserved very much, this was perhaps because of political jockeying.
I did learn, however, that fellow Russian Ilya Ilyich Mechnikov won the Noble Prize in Medicine in 1908.
5:31
Element 115: Ununpentium? No no no Professor Sadoway. I believe it's called Elerium now... ;D
+537CH that is the IUPAC name
537CH It wasnt called that in 2010
Practically no but, in theory yes.
7:00 INTJ Te
18:21
14:11
being typed by the woman at 5:23
hai temanteman kimia ku yang lagi menonton ini,dan berusaha memahami nya wkwkwkwk
3:30 why does that guy in the center have his hat on backwards, crooked, and twisted? Come to think of it, why is he disrespectfully wearing a hat in class?
Dude hes paying like 40 grand a semester he can do whatever he wants
Digiphex Electronics sir, this is a Wendy’s
Oh, you mean zero.
People didnt get this in highschool? mm
INTRODUCTION to solid state chemistry....
It's the second lecture in an intro class dude...intro lectures always start WAY in the beginning, but it's done quickly in 2-3 weeks.
Yup. You just don't get the degree :P
haha. comedian.
Administration! Lol....
4:16 lol 69
What's with the two disrespectful black guys in the front, one with a backwards hat and they're constantly having conversations while the professor explicitly said no conversations or talking in his class.
No idea how they got into MIT, i guess it's just a numbers game.
LaenPvP probably due to affirmative action practiced by US universities. Not sure if MIT does that though
If they were two disrespectful white kids with the same characteristics would you say it's affirmative action?
@@Justin-wd2vy No, they're just geniuses
The Jordan Peterson of Chemistry. I know this guy is seen as the goat but there's a bit of a winge in the voice, no?