Lec 1 | MIT 3.091SC Introduction to Solid State Chemistry, Fall 2010
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- Lecture 1: Introduction to Solid State Chemistry
Instructor: Donald Sadoway
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This is one of the most likable teachers I've ever seen
Actual lecture starts at 33:40
you saved my time. Thanks Man.
thanx buddy u saved my time
Austin Wilhite thanks bro for saving my time
i should look at this early......😂
thanks brother.
I didn't know Daniel Craig is a chemistry professor!
The name is Bond, Covalent Bond 😎
lmao.Good one.
I would call you a nerd for that joke if I wasn't watching chemistry youtube videos on a Friday night.
Ionic Bond Cr2O7
I hope the students in that lecture room knew how privileged they are ! I feel so grateful to be able to watch this and virtually be in his class from the land down under .
I hope they do.
Structure of the Atom
1. Introduction To Solid State Chemistry
2. The Periodic Table
3. Atomic Models: Rutherford & Bohr
4. Matter/Energy Interactions: Atomic Spectra
5. Electron Shell Model & Quantum Numbers
6. Particle-Wave Duality
7. The Aufbau Principle; Photoelectron Spectroscopy
Bonding and Molecules
8. Ionic Crystals; Born-Haber Cycle
9. Drawing Lewis Structures
10. Hybridized & Molecular Orbitals; Paramagnetism
11. The Shapes Of Molecules
12. Intermolecular Forces
Electronic Materials
13. Band Theory of Solids
14. Semiconductors
Crystalline Materials
15. Introduction to Crystallography
16. Crystallographic Notation & X-rays
17. X-ray Emission & Absorption
18. X-ray Diffraction Techniques
19. Point & Line Defects
20. Line, Interface & Bulk Defects
Amorphous Materials
21. Introduction to Glasses
22. Engineering Glass Properties; Introduction to Kinetics
Reactions and Kinetics
23. Reaction Rates
24. Diffusion
Aqueous Solutions
25. Introduction To Aqueous Solutions
26. Acids & Bases
Organic Materials
27. Introduction to Organic Chemistry
28. Polymers: Structure & Composition
29. Polymers: Synthesis, Properties & Applications
30. Biochemistry: Amino Acids
31. Biochemistry: Protein Structure
32. Biochemistry: Lipids, Nucleic Acids & Dna
Solid Solutions
33. Unary Phase Diagrams
34. Binary Phase Diagrams: Complete Solubility
35. Binary Phase Diagrams: Limited Solubility
this lecture INDICATES the absolute power of physical chemistry
What do you mean?
@@ivanbombana7282 they're idiots ignore them
I think this is the first time I've found solid-state chemistry fascinating.
His voice and his handwriting are perfect. Love him a lot.
Lecture hall is always filled to the max in the first year and gets smaller as you progresses... haha.
true
Same in my university.
Same goes with views on these video courses, decreasing after every lecture
You are a MIT University alumni??
@TET2005 -- I "think" that could be True for "most" Institutes of Higher Learning.
His lecture so amazing for me that how a great teacher has an influential voice over the class time!!! The first time I learned the level of MIT teachers and their students. All the best.
Thank you MIT.
This is such a great initiative to help the people who are not lucky enough to attend such a great institute.
I bet so many people are enamoured of him, he seems to be such a great person! An informative lecture which makes me smile as a bonus is a good lecture.
not a "TEST" --- a "celebration of learning" :)
I took this class from Prof. Witt back in 1988. Witt was *awesome*, and I still remember his first lecture because he did some demonstrations of awesome materials that behaved unexpectedly (super-durable ceramics, flexible glass, etc).
I really liked Prof. Sadoway's talk about students versus scholars, though. That's a _very_ valuable distinction.
It's also great that the students now get the class notes as PDF and have the lectures available online. Much easier to focus in lecture.
where are u now bro..?
the way he writes on the chalkboard is sooo smooth.he transformed it into an artform!
Great instruction. Something worth studying off the clock. Thank you Professor Sadoway and thank you MIT for making such a course accessible to me.
The 35 first minutes are Amazingly Interesting for any who possibly aim to teach of day or an other! (y)
Appreciating and admiring his style of delivery!! I'm personally impressed.
A great professor and a good person to learn from for life skills. Everything he says that relate science and non-science is right on. I like his approach.
Sean J
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One of the best lectures in GenChem ever. Pity that the quality of the video is not HD.
Extremely good course, very much because of the way the Professor delivers it. Highly recommended.
I have a chemistry and English exam this man cleared both my doubts in the subjects
My life has changed after this course. A learner from Pakistan!!
Even if you're a wannabe chemist at a community college, much like myself, please do watch the video through. I would venture deep into some crazy shit just to be able to sit in classes like this. Dr. Sadoway sparked interest in me within the first 5 minutes of his introduction, he made so many interesting points that I dearly appreciate. The roller coaster of a lecture ended with a picture of Dmitri Mendeleev sitting down with his hands in his pockets, age 35. I don't know why, but the fact that Mendeleev was 35 when he introduced the periodic table swept my body with a cool rush and some goosebumps! Dr. Sadoway recognizes the men who pushed the frontier of science with a certain appreciation that is only reciprocated towards deities and shit! This is a cool guy! I want to sit in his class one day..
omg this guy is a legend, what an amazingly charismatic professor - I wish I was part of a class like his!
공학적인 요소들을 적용함에 있어서 항상 마주하는 것은 대부분 재료들과 관련이 있다고 생각합니다. 그런 재료들을 우리는 어떻게 다룰 것인지에 대해 설명하는 재료 역학, 그 중에서도 고체 상태의 재료에 대해서 설명하시는 부분이 아주 인상깊었고 도움이 되었습니다.
I go to the University of Oklahoma and after watching this, I realize how easy my school is. Damn. I feel like shit.
well, honestly MIT is top school in USA so it can't be easy
You need not. You do have access to the lectures.
And here in 2019 they made it. Awesome!
BEST COURSE ON MIT
Watching mit lectures for my highschool exam. Awesome
WHAT. A. TEACHER.
Never delete this gold
Best line ever! "For the first time in your life you are being taught by people that are as smart as you are"
Nothing like pointing out how stupid most high school teachers really are!
Well, all you need is a bachelor's degree to become a teacher, plus the teacher are not allowed to teach at their own pace, everything must meet a standard whether its state or district, and they have weekly meetings to update each other on their lesson progression... so can't really blame on high school teachers, it's the system.
That's insulting and proud though, to say that about your fellow educators and suggest you're better because you teach at college level lol.
I am a EE but the class is so fun that it just catch your attention. Thanks Professor Donald
coming back 10 yrs from the future -- this guy's like a fortune teller
this guy just did the etymology of the word atom... love it...
I never seen what a great leacture
He’s a great businessman, an incredible specimen.
Take geometry & prism
Powered reflector to
Produce an electronic
Area sum calculus
Engineered Machine
To produce light power
To have full observable
Light in a room using
Quarks & bosons to
Calculate obtainable
Permanent light using a
Room air space ac&DC
In the room storing and
Emitting light
Thanks! Nice start
Absolutely true! 3091 best lecture ever
I took an electrical, electronic theory and application course. I am a self taught in chemistry: Focus mostly on electrical, mechanical engineer.
Great humanitarian work
Amazing man!
Excellent study
Amazing lecturer
I like this professor. :)
really fablous lecture and instructor.
Hello .what about to say this lecture
Well explained.
I Developed a New Intergrated Circuit Subtrate Design Based on " INFUSED "Wide Band Gap " TUNNELING " Utilizing Nanotechnology Doping , How Would I Approach A Technology Company For A Licensing agreement?
The person with black turban is me .
good to hear, what are u doing now...?
Since it's been 7 years. Can you give any advice for someone who's looking to doing a degree in material science? For example good complementary knowledge/experience that can go with such a degree to get a good job.
Why should we believe you ?
..I am a biggest fan of your... Really sir.. Am from India....
It is regrettable that Mendeleev didn't get a well-deserved Nobel Prize in Chemistry.... but One can console him/her self by knowing that at least in the Arctic Ocean, we have a Mendeleev Ridge named in his honor. Latitude 79.9999998, Longitude: -177.9999999
I want my high school chemistry teacher like this
Bruh, he’s a touch professor...glad I’m not in his class...man, good luck to the students that want to apply to MIT with this guy being on the admissions committee
good ...thanks for subtitles ..keep it up
I actually kinda like tests. I get super excited on stuff I know, 15:09
Stand-up comedy ! How fun !
"Chemistry is magic." - Prof. Donald Sadoway
Totally surprised that someone saying that same as What i thought about human bings. thank you!!
Oh god I'm senior at high school it helped me alot
hes passionate and funny
What a hardcore class
Donald Sadoway's last class of the semester - Solid State Chemistry ua-cam.com/video/ve-0L8WeO68/v-deo.html The class does not diminish in size over the semester.
I didn’t know the periodic table of elements was Latin and musical...CDEFG, Au for Gold
I ❤️ MIT OCW
Sadoway: This is the only place you can take the class, not anywhere else in the country.
Me: *Watching this from another place in another country* 😅
5:23. They produced oxygen on Mars on April 20 this year.
played this video trying to get some sleep, worked out really well, except that my algorithm is full of chemistry now
32:43 is a really critical bit
I applied for Pharmacy, and got accepted.
I hope I enjoy college!
I applied for chemistry, lets hope i get accepted.
AYANDA VILAKAZI it'll depend on the 45seconds of the faculty..:P
Did you regret
@@serayba574 oh wow. what an unexpected flashback.
yes. I'm not doing too bad, and I'm thankful for the position and situation I'm in. but for anyone going to college I would never recommend pharmacy. and if I went back in time I would choose something else.
reasons:
1. too many pharmacists, more competition, and the job and studying basically rely on you being a walking encyclopedia. not fun.
2. my wage isn't too good.
3. I would choose tech, more opportunities, more stimulating, more demand.
@@TheGoldenlegend1I hope you are happy have a good life
Is this the same thing as Materials science and Engineering?
very interest
i wish i could attend this classes
lecture begins at 33:53
do size suspendended perticulate matter come in range of collidal
Is this is suitable content for mechanical enginneing field ...
That is really intriguing to think how much percentage of foreign students sitting in the lecture and in the whole campus of the school. When the prof imitated those foreign students' talking tone, that is their argie bargie personality to Prof for any excuse. Scorn such kind of students.
sir am from France how can a french students able to adopt to this system
Maybe I'm missing something but why are students taking notes from the slides when he clearly said they didn't have to?
4:55
10 years later and ModelX has 360 mil of range.
I miss university man. Classes and dormitories.
That classroom looks overcrowded.
It's apparently the most important class at MIT.
***** I had classes with 500 students, wasnt funny, lack of infrastructure
Which university is that lecture in??I'm from Iraq
MIT.
@@chemicalsaad4488 It's at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, or MIT.
panch tatva... known to us since time immemorial... #India
God has a plan for you, so does Donald ^^
Guys just skip to 32:50
Admire him
Damn. Wish I'd given my Sat well
Just saw this guy on Ted Talk!
is this the same as solid-state physics?
Why would anyone want to bomb the final? This is an amazing opportunity.
hello doctor i'm mahmoud from Egypt ,,, thank's for showing me my cat's pic :)
quick question if (anyone knows)
when aristotle talked about the "4 elements"
could he have been talking about the 4 states of matter ?
i think: .............
earth=solid
water= liquid
air = gas
fire = plasma
No. He actually believed that everything in the known universe was made of and only of earth, water, air, fire, and aether.
i find it hard to believe that he was that dumb
I believe it could be so.
it is, don't be smart-acting @@Prince_Sharming
Donald Sodaway voice, handwriting and motion in class is outstanding.
does anyone else hear nicholas cage?
Been watching the movie 'Knowing' too many times eh?
Real life Sheldon Cooper ❤️ Love him.
to be fair, as far as the Romeo and Juliette naming analogy goes, i think that Is sorta how it works, I mean, it doesn't necessarily matter what the name specifically is, just as long as it's widely enough agreed upon, right?
the class is positively PACKED....is it the case that this huge class got devided into 2 or 3 groups, and they are all in the same classroom right now because its the first lesson, but when the semester continues the class wouldn't be so full?
Usually classes become oversubscribed because students want to secure a seat. As time passes, students drop the class as they flesh out their schedule and decide what classes they want to take. I've had classes in the 350 student range the first day than go down to 250 after a month. I also have classes that stay at 600 students for the whole semester.
Is this for 12th grade