Intermolecular Forces

[apoorvrao01]

Her teaching gives good basics to move further with respective subject and is nice. Its right that she's a little bit faster. This fastness makes me 2 concentrate more and I'm learning all that she explains. Thank u!

[04839]

Why do I have a boring lecturer!? please change and come to our Uni!

[micahboynton]

can you please replace my chemistry professor

[NikolayFPS]

That was really good thank you!

[ggCool900]

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[Ameden7777]

great!! thank you

[kutshup101]

Been trying to understand this for 2 days , reading it over and over again , came here for 5 mins and 40 seconds and I understand it so clearly. I love you.

And I love that you talk too fast , it's what I need exactly to keep me awake :D

[ashkans1749]

you talk tooo fast

[Justice142ify]

your good , but please talk slower :)

[thecoolestone15]

very helpfull thx very much

[lROClKERS]

so which is stronger? intermolecular or intramolecular?

[thesaurus1523]

@lROClKERS Intra is stronger

[RivanMeiarasu]

@lROClKERS Intramolecular forces are much stronger than intermolecular forces. For this reason when you boil water you create steam, you break the intermolecular forces rather than breaking the intramolecular forces and seperating then into hydrogen and oxygen :) hope this helps

[dstny09]

Very clear, and the teacher's way of speaking can easily attract my attention. Thanks for sharing

[55cleopatraxena]

why are you able to explain this so well in 5min40sec while my teacher couldn't do it in 1hour? you're awesome!!!

[Lmomjian]

i'm waiting for the day the useless of textbooks is universally recognized and we will just be assigned to watch the best teachers online instead of read a textbook.

[therealjordiano]

such brilliant explanation o.o

[Carlitos714]

awesome. thank you so much! keep up the good work!

[LovageLP]

okay I learnt more about the intermolecular forces in that 5 minutes 40 seconds than in 2 hours of chemistry today. THANKS A BUNCH

[BrittanyTheGenius]

thank you soo oo f*cking much , i no longer have a damn headache !

[hauerjet]

THANK YOU SOO MUCH! YOU JUST SAVED MY CHEMISTRY CLASS FROM F to at least a B. Continue with what your doing!

[nh123ish]

that was really good

[Tw1nkiez]

is it ok to think of a hydrogen bond as a relatively strong dipole-dipole attraction?

[FrancineKall]

Thank you! This has helped me a ton, although if you could slightly talk slower it would be even more helpful, but aside from that i understand IMF's more in 6 minutes then in 2 days of class!

[blooberface101]

thank you so much! you speak faster than my teacher but its still easier to understand



[2012maritza]

What about Ionic Ifs?

[lifeofaverageteens]

thanks so much! wish you were my chem teacher :( i have a chemistry test tomorrow first class, and i hope i do well..... studying last minute.

[ameneteid]

@lifeofaverageteens same! good luck!!!!! but mines next week

[siusoup]

Can understand this subject in less than 6min, but cant understand it in lecture 

[iPriyaChauhan]

Thanks a lot! This cleared out hell many doubts ...

[Yarajeff94]

VERY HELPFUL!!!

[marvinluvr90]

Love you guys!!!! clear, simple and to the point!!!!!

[clintneon]

I'm sorry but in your example of Hydrogen Bonds, shouldn't the "H" (hydrogen atom) be in between the "O" (Oxygen atoms)? If I remember correctly from my notes, H bonds happen when it is "sandwiched" by either F (fluorine), O (oxygen) or N (nitrogen)

[20raeali12]

where were you during my 3 terrible years of chem?!?!

[xelionizer]

Girl, you rock!

[ravatz]

Good video, just 1 important correction:

One single Hydrogen bond is pretty weak, compared to Metallic bond.

However, the joint force of many Hydrogen bonds is quite strong, as you pointed out in with the example of water.

[cuatropuntos2000]

:D

[madvillian7]

great video! learned more in five minutes than i did in 90 minutes of class today!

[StrawberryQu33n18]

Thanks you kindly! I finally understand IMS! You explained it way better than my professor -___-

[demonscar24]

thanks a lot!!!

[d3sire100]

is the structure of ice the same as the structure of the hydrogen bond that she drew on the board??

[pudgymuffin1]

great explanation, Thanks alot!



[whitneynj]

she talks too fast.. like she is uber nervous but this is a great explanation of intermolecular forces

[dhaccessories]

This is the best explanation ever. My teacher spend two days going over this and I was clueless. Your video is only 5 minutes long and now I get it. Wow. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you!!!!!

[av3ragetomb0y]

i think ur speed is okay, maybe a bit fast, but keeps me attentive

if hydrogen bond isn't a bond, then what is it? :0

[NathanEth0]

@av3ragetomb0y: Its a certain gravity between two molecules that for its insane power we call it a bond. If we say that the force between two molecules in a covalent bond is 100X; H bond is something like 30X;

[jjankhan123]

Very explecit understandable , like it

[AFTALonzo]

Thank yu so much ;D

[byrdie1995]

I, on the other hand, believe that your speed kept my interest throughout the video, and found it very helpful. You did condense a ton of information into five minutes, but it was well-handled, and the charts in the back helped guide my mind through it. Thank you! :)

[seattleunited]

you need to slow down abit. People need time to accept the information. make 3 separated videos with a better explanation rather then trying to put all information in 5 minutes. Otherwise a great video, thanks.