5:48 this is the first time I understand this why I did watch several videos before that none of them explained it why I can’t stop smiling after your videos :D Thank you for doing this
Remarkable coincidence that you just posted this as mere minutes ago I was reading articles about the “blue man” that turned blue because he was consuming sodium chloride instead of just ionic silver.
Which playlist will this be part of ? You've added a lot of interesting/new Chemistry videos lately but they are all scattered all over the place thus hard to follow in order, could you please provide a playlist ? Or will those replace/update the ones on the website ?
Omg 3 months ago? This video released 3 months ago? I been watching khan academy for a long time but this is the first time I see something like this. So excited!😆
3:19 I thought nacl would have a higher melting point cause sodium wants to give electrons more than magnesium right? (I couldn’t thought about Coulomb’s law) So I guess how much you wanna give your electrons doesn’t change straight of your bond(other than distance) it’s more like how reactive you are
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great review, thank you Khan Academy
Great explanation. I understand better now about ionic solids
5:48 this is the first time I understand this why
I did watch several videos before that none of them explained it why
I can’t stop smiling after your videos :D
Thank you for doing this
Remarkable coincidence that you just posted this as mere minutes ago I was reading articles about the “blue man” that turned blue because he was consuming sodium chloride instead of just ionic silver.
This is the same reaction that happens in transition lenses in glasses!
Which playlist will this be part of ? You've added a lot of interesting/new Chemistry videos lately but they are all scattered all over the place thus hard to follow in order, could you please provide a playlist ? Or will those replace/update the ones on the website ?
Sir this is Explicitly Good!
awesome thanks !!
Thank you our teacher
That was actually really cool
Omg 3 months ago? This video released 3 months ago? I been watching khan academy for a long time but this is the first time I see something like this. So excited!😆
What a great lesson!!. Thx for sharing this with the rest of the world.
awesome presentation. so clear and very easy to understand. thank you for sharing
3:19 I thought nacl would have a higher melting point cause sodium wants to give electrons more than magnesium right? (I couldn’t thought about Coulomb’s law) So I guess how much you wanna give your electrons doesn’t change straight of your bond(other than distance) it’s more like how reactive you are
Iconic solids
Great
7:27 Absolute baller lol
thanks
Now I know
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