Her argument is a bit misleading. Just Coulomb's law could lead to a stable Rutherford atom if the atom is moving around, just like a planet around the sun. The problem is that Coulomb's law alone does not account for radiation, and with radiation the electron would be losing energy and collapse.
The lecturer raises a good point about the importance of not only using the equations to derive various entities but to think qualitatively about the equations.
The need to reiterate this point compliments her style of lecturing. I wish we had a lecturer like her when we was learning about Q Mechanics.
I guarentee the lecturer was a career student now in her 30's having attended universtiy her entire life and being hired as a profesor after 12+ years of university education, the only reason being hired. Puking out what she was taught, not really understanding it but able to re produduce the lecture.
@dociccio This course for starting university course from scratch... Advanced students take 5.112, which is much more challenging... THis is just a starter to ensure that you don't have any gaps on basics of Chemistry...
F->0 is about as true as F->Infinity as r->0. Chemists are so lame. MIT sucks, they cannot even get the basics right. I guess she read this in a book. Oh goody, goody. Your mommy is so proud of you!
I'm glad to see that the MIT students really are a bunch of lame brains. I went to a state university. Our classes were much more difficult, by far. MIT, Harvard, Princeton, Yale, Cornell, Berkeley, Caltech are all complete bullshit schools. I guess cheating really does get you somewhere. By the way, this lecturer is a moron. As usual, the chemist is teaching wrong physics once again. MIT is bogus. MIT is filled with a bunch of half-wits that are good at memorizing things out of books.
7:20 thats not the reason we need quantum mechanics at all. that's like saying the newtownian mechanics don't work because the moon is not crushing into the earth. ever heard of bohr's model of the atom? chemists... :P
(T)thats not the reason (why) we need quantum mechanics at all. (T)that(Thats)'s like saying (that)the (N)newtownian mechanics (doesn't)don't work because the moon is not (i think you mean (crashing))crushing into the earth. (E)ever heard of (B)bohr's model of the atom? (C)chemists... :P
You don't need to know the mass of the electron to measure its kinetic energy. All you need is its charge and a potential difference.
arsenelupin123 5 days ago
Her argument is a bit misleading. Just Coulomb's law could lead to a stable Rutherford atom if the atom is moving around, just like a planet around the sun. The problem is that Coulomb's law alone does not account for radiation, and with radiation the electron would be losing energy and collapse.
arsenelupin123 5 days ago
Man there getting hotter
Alexlehtofication 1 week ago
lol we in the physics department chew Quantum Mechanics in our sleep.
ikoronduka 2 weeks ago
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clairebehun 2 weeks ago
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distractionxx 3 weeks ago
as expected of MIT
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StAngersucks 1 month ago
35:30
phnaargos 2 months ago
at 35:34 did she mean to say wave instead of particle?
phnaargos 2 months ago
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RickiKatlynoo710 2 months ago
quantum physics + boobs = awesome
brian5446 2 months ago 13
@brian5446 Except it's chemistry.
Dorkus89Malorkus 2 months ago
@brian5446 I was just about to say the EXACT same thing! weird
MeyerMack 2 weeks ago
can some one point me out to a lec. on the law of super positioning?
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BigBearKoala 3 months ago
Chemistry can be interesting depending on the professor.
agapitoflores001 3 months ago
Science is sexy.
MrSimonk24 4 months ago
Man she is hot.
TheKishorechandiit 5 months ago
She is so sexy
Drombom 6 months ago
This lecture is so... wrong.
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zer0s0und 8 months ago
The lecturer raises a good point about the importance of not only using the equations to derive various entities but to think qualitatively about the equations.
The need to reiterate this point compliments her style of lecturing. I wish we had a lecturer like her when we was learning about Q Mechanics.
sekwah09 10 months ago
WOW!!!
This lecturer is FANTASTIC!
Thanks a lot teacher!
I send you a dear greeting from Italy.
Nicola72av 11 months ago
she is just amazing,fantastic,awsome.she really made me to love chemistry.
sana123001 1 year ago
I guarentee the lecturer was a career student now in her 30's having attended universtiy her entire life and being hired as a profesor after 12+ years of university education, the only reason being hired. Puking out what she was taught, not really understanding it but able to re produduce the lecture.
rustyscrapper 1 year ago
@rustyscrapper Yea, cause that's how you get to be a professor at MIT.
lockdownD7 1 year ago 5
I have never ever seen such a crystal clear lecture. She explained the derivation from a historical perspective.
LogicalFlawDetector 1 year ago
But clearly this lesson is a lot much easier than the real ones for the undergraduate at MIT, I suppose... Can anyone confirm to me this aspect?
dociccio 1 year ago 3
@dociccio This course for starting university course from scratch... Advanced students take 5.112, which is much more challenging... THis is just a starter to ensure that you don't have any gaps on basics of Chemistry...
vgstrat28 1 year ago
model-reality confusion apparent. too much school.
bonnarj7 1 year ago
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she is dull, like most MIT professors. You want to see real scientists, go to princeton physics dept. MIT is lame.
bonnarj7 1 year ago
@bonnarj7 yeh your right bro princeton physics is fucking insane, ive experienced both and Princeton professors rape mit professors' assholes.
woo216 9 months ago
F->0 is about as true as F->Infinity as r->0. Chemists are so lame. MIT sucks, they cannot even get the basics right. I guess she read this in a book. Oh goody, goody. Your mommy is so proud of you!
bonnarj7 1 year ago
F->0 ? wrong!
bonnarj7 1 year ago
I'm glad to see that the MIT students really are a bunch of lame brains. I went to a state university. Our classes were much more difficult, by far. MIT, Harvard, Princeton, Yale, Cornell, Berkeley, Caltech are all complete bullshit schools. I guess cheating really does get you somewhere. By the way, this lecturer is a moron. As usual, the chemist is teaching wrong physics once again. MIT is bogus. MIT is filled with a bunch of half-wits that are good at memorizing things out of books.
bonnarj7 1 year ago
@bonnarj7 Oh wow yet another genius that's wasting time here on youtube. You really didn't get what was the point to that exercise mate.
tekhiun 1 year ago 2
@bonnarj7 sounds like someone got a bunch of rejection letters.
Kdaljeet 1 year ago 2
7:20 thats not the reason we need quantum mechanics at all. that's like saying the newtownian mechanics don't work because the moon is not crushing into the earth. ever heard of bohr's model of the atom? chemists... :P
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(T)thats not the reason (why) we need quantum mechanics at all. (T)that(Thats)'s like saying (that)the (N)newtownian mechanics (doesn't)don't work because the moon is not (i think you mean (crashing))crushing into the earth. (E)ever heard of (B)bohr's model of the atom? (C)chemists... :P
Finnlander132 1 year ago
HAWWWT :3
gneric187 1 year ago
try the solid state chemistry lecture in mit by donald sadoway
thwei64 2 years ago 2
nice lecture...reminds me of my childhood crush.
mordorsss 2 years ago
This lecturer is a babe!
karlkarlkarl1234 2 years ago 47
anyone got a link to the pics of quantum dots, that sounds cool and boo hoo to copyright bull crap.
fr3d420 2 years ago
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Parvizbabak 2 years ago
awesome lecturer! I have never found chemistry this interesting and easy to understand
mrallankey 2 years ago 18
@mrallankey
Hohoho! You can say that again.
lilkoopa23 1 year ago
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@mrallankey "awesome lecturer! I have never found chemistry this interesting and easy to understand"
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Sure! That's probably because no one has ever (tried to) present Physics to you with a different name, which is what this lecture is about.
zer0s0und 8 months ago 2