Sigma and Pi Bonds (A-Level Chemistry)

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You have no idea how much this has helped me. No one could help me visualize how orbitals exist properly. I wish you much more success in the future

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This is A-level in the UK and I'm so pissed that they're making us take this at 15 years old in my country

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We do it as 14 year olds

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Fantastic video, the best explanation of Sigma and Pi bonds I came across, great detail and still simple to understand. Thank you

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This is the only video that made this concept click for me! Thank you so much!

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[@deckuofm]

Could you please show how bonding looks for Disilyne Si2H2. I mean P-bonds for 3-d period look more complex than for 2nd period. Thank you in advance.

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[@chemistry.student]

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Wow, I love the simplified explanation, and the clear picture of p- orbitals look like and over lap. Thanks so much❤

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You deserve so much more! Thank you so much for this great explanation

[@chemistry.student]

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Who else had difficulty hearing “ Sigma bonds” without visualizing weird faces PPLE on TikTok make when they do something cool, and call it ‘Sigma’? This was a tough video to watch 😂

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No one wtf?!

[@Lamplovr]

Me, brain rot at its finest😂

[@literallydeadpool]

Erm what the sigma

[@Amir-lt6cm]

Kid

[@aquss33]

In my language the letter Pi is pronounced "pi" as in pipi... My professor literally said that a triple bond is called "Sigma pipi" and that's exactly how she pronounced it as well... Bro, the sigma pipi jokes didn't stop all week...

[@Inaya_25]

It's really helpful. i used to be confused with these bonds ..Thank you...

[@chemistry.student]

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[@FU6713]

Thank you so much! My friend recommended this video and it really helped me understand about sigma and pi bonds.

[@chemistry.student]

Thank you for watching :)

[@blue-fg6wu]

Why should a pi bond be above and below does that not mean you have 1 pair from sigma and 2 pairs from pi making 3 pairs of electrons?

[@mejamoni3091]

No - the 2 p orbitals overlap BUT remember that they only have one electron in each orbital not two. So when the orbitals overlap - despite there being two places of overlap they can only form one bond where there are two electrons therefore making a single pi pond. So there is 1 pi bond + 1 sigma bond = double bond. Hope this helps :)

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[@chemistry.student]

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video was super easy to understand thank you

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Very interesting in fact brilliant found it great and the voice very easy to follow

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wow this has been really helpful !! thank you so much for making this video

[@chemistry.student]

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[@LB-sk9tl]

Wait, isn't the sigma bond in O2 the overlap of sp2 orbitals not p? Or did I miss something?

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great video man. well explained

[@chemistry.student]

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[@physicsa-levels4859]

Is there a video where you discuss and explain the different types of orbitals : Spdf etc. im struggling to understand those

[@chemistry.student]

Yes! ua-cam.com/video/2nYTKP8QvfQ/v-deo.html Hope it helps :)

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Please do you have a video on resonance

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what the sigma

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[@chemistry.student]

Yes, in the specification its under section 3.4, point 2a. Hope that helps.

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Plenty more on the way!

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