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I took two years of high school chemistry and one year of college chemistry. Even so, I forgot a good deal of the material from 50 years ago. Most of my scientific interest has been in physics, so that's further reason for forgetting so much about chemistry. This was an excellent presentation to remind me about bonds. Thank you for the explanation about why ionic compounds are not molecules. Until this lesson, I thought all compounds of two of more elements were molecules, irrespective of the type of bond, but the crystal lattice structure is a good way to understand the nature of ionic bonds. I look forward to your lessons.
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Excellent teaching sir, your explaining makes it easy, not slow, not fast. Thank you for teaching us! I will definitely watch more of your contents :).
Great videos! I have a question w/r to ionic bonds: Salts like NaCl. If all the positively charged Sodium (cation) is attracted to the negatively charged Clorine (anion), then why is it that table salt in a box isn't locked up like a solid? Why are they in particle formation like sand in an hourglass? I have to assume the table salt has other atoms mixed in with the sodium and the chlorine?
Three chapter test today and in still struggling but every video i watch makes things a little clearer. Oh, it's a double time course, too! What was i thinking?
I wish i had a teacher like him when i was in highschool and college. I just recently gain interest in chemistry since most of ny colleagues are chemistry grad and our job mostly focus on particle synthesis. I'm the only one have Clinical Laboratory Scientist (CLS) degree 😅. N my major doesnt really focused in chemistry much. But, i do understand enough to be able to do my job due to job experience and CLS still science 😂.
You are an excellent instructor. I think I have watched 6 of your videos so far and you are super clear with your explanations and you also add a lot of extra interesting info. I wish I could remember what it was that you said in another video, maybe something about bonding, and it was so cool you actually made my eyes tear up. haha
Hi Jason How to we fit the definition of molecule and compound in the case of ionic compound. Because as per the definition two or more atom joined together is called a molecule and when it is only different atom joined it is called compound but it is also called molecule. Then why NACL cannot be called molecule
If we look at pure elements like gold or iron and consider a brick of one of them, how do atoms stick together in this brick? It is not chemical bonds but atoms don't fly away like gas.
Thanks so much for the lessons. I was almost giving up on chemistry. Thank God I found your videos. Am beginning to understand and to like everything I thought was too complex.
Do I understand the following Correctly? All Crystals contains Lattices. If NO Lattice = NO Crystal? Can a Lattice exist and Still NOT be a Crystal? TIA.
So basically atom with strong electric force and atom with weak electric force cause the process of gaining and losing the electron and once this process is done based on +ve and -ve charge ionic bond is formed
You said 2 metals do not bond; are you familiar with metallic bonding? You also said that an ionic compound is not a molecule; are you aware that all compounds are molecules, but not all molecules are compounds?
Lots of reasons, what we are going to learn later is that the actual shape of the molecule including the bond angles is very very important for how the molecule behaves in real life. For instance, the proteins in your body perform their functions, not so much because of what they’re made of but because of the actual shape of the molecule in three-dimensional space. So the geometrical shape of a molecule, including the angles, is actually extremely important and chemistry, and also in biology.
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I just want to say I took your advice and I’m a Chem major now. I think it’s the best decision I’ve ever made. Chemistry is very fascinating and has captured my attention. Thanks for your videos! 😊
I took two years of high school chemistry and one year of college chemistry. Even so, I forgot a good deal of the material from 50 years ago. Most of my scientific interest has been in physics, so that's further reason for forgetting so much about chemistry. This was an excellent presentation to remind me about bonds. Thank you for the explanation about why ionic compounds are not molecules. Until this lesson, I thought all compounds of two of more elements were molecules, irrespective of the type of bond, but the crystal lattice structure is a good way to understand the nature of ionic bonds. I look forward to your lessons.
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I love the way you explain about the Periodic table to make it explicitly clear. Thanks a lot, and God bless you.
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Excellent teaching sir, your explaining makes it easy, not slow, not fast. Thank you for teaching us! I will definitely watch more of your contents :).
I took a year of chemistry in the eleventh grade and I learned more about the periodic table than I did then in 20 minutes!
I knew abound the different bonds but never saw it in regard to the left-right relation seen in the periodic table.
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Great videos! I have a question w/r to ionic bonds: Salts like NaCl. If all the positively charged Sodium (cation) is attracted to the negatively charged Clorine (anion), then why is it that table salt in a box isn't locked up like a solid? Why are they in particle formation like sand in an hourglass? I have to assume the table salt has other atoms mixed in with the sodium and the chlorine?
Thank u so much for the lectures sir, u are really making chemistry easy for me to comprehend
Thank you explaining this so well and making it seem so simple.
Three chapter test today and in still struggling but every video i watch makes things a little clearer. Oh, it's a double time course, too! What was i thinking?
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I wish i had a teacher like him when i was in highschool and college. I just recently gain interest in chemistry since most of ny colleagues are chemistry grad and our job mostly focus on particle synthesis. I'm the only one have Clinical Laboratory Scientist (CLS) degree 😅. N my major doesnt really focused in chemistry much. But, i do understand enough to be able to do my job due to job experience and CLS still science 😂.
You are an excellent instructor. I think I have watched 6 of your videos so far and you are super clear with your explanations and you also add a lot of extra interesting info. I wish I could remember what it was that you said in another video, maybe something about bonding, and it was so cool you actually made my eyes tear up. haha
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Sir can I write H2O2 as O2H2 in reverse way. Why and why not?
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I dont understand in covalent bonding the word share. Does this mean the electrons of the 2 atoms go around the other one in a figure 8 shape?
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Hi Jason
How to we fit the definition of molecule and compound in the case of ionic compound.
Because as per the definition two or more atom joined together is called a molecule and when it is only different atom joined it is called compound but it is also called molecule.
Then why NACL cannot be called molecule
Sir would kindly explain electronic configuration and atomic orbitals .. please 🙏.. and thank you for the hard work
Not sure if this will help you
Reder to
Aufbau principle
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If we look at pure elements like gold or iron and consider a brick of one of them, how do atoms stick together in this brick? It is not chemical bonds but atoms don't fly away like gas.
Thanks so much for the lessons. I was almost giving up on chemistry. Thank God I found your videos. Am beginning to understand and to like everything I thought was too complex.
That was amazing!
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Do I understand the following Correctly? All Crystals contains Lattices. If NO Lattice = NO Crystal? Can a Lattice exist and Still NOT be a Crystal? TIA.
So basically atom with strong electric force and atom with weak electric force cause the process of gaining and losing the electron and once this process is done based on +ve and -ve charge ionic bond is formed
Thank you professor, now I’m ready for my exam ❤ wish me good luck
Why is it h20 but ch4? Why not oh2 or h4c?
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You said 2 metals do not bond; are you familiar with metallic bonding? You also said that an ionic compound is not a molecule; are you aware that all compounds are molecules, but not all molecules are compounds?
4:13 help then what is metallic bonds im so confused
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Why do we care about the angles at which molecule is formed ?
Lots of reasons, what we are going to learn later is that the actual shape of the molecule including the bond angles is very very important for how the molecule behaves in real life. For instance, the proteins in your body perform their functions, not so much because of what they’re made of but because of the actual shape of the molecule in three-dimensional space. So the geometrical shape of a molecule, including the angles, is actually extremely important and chemistry, and also in biology.
Thankyou sir .
Sodium?
Sodium is inclined to lose an electron and Chlorine is inclined to gain an electron. I am 'inclined' to use 'incline', lol.
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breaking the 80 comment and making it 81
should be (NH2)4 not (NH4)2
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Slow and repetitive!
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