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  • you make this SOOOO EASY!!! ahh, thank you!! :))

  • thank you... need more people like you!

  • Thumbs up if mastering chemistry brought you here!

  • thank you!

  • Wow thanks a lot! (:

  • Wait... why does it want two bonds?

  • the first part of that video wass so fast..

    ummm. im still really confused.

  • =)

    

  • i love lefties!

  • You are an AWESOME teacher, and you just saved me from being chemistry illiterate for the rest of my life - so thank you!!!

  • Thanks i feel as stable as an atom with full outer shell now =)

  • oldschool!!!

    

  • I have a test tomorrow on this and since imma be on the computer anyway i might as well studyxD

  • @pinkcooky LOL same here! test 2morrow on this so i might as well come here.

  • hour with chem teacher: confusion

    3 minutes on this video: understanding

  • @tngirss i love you for this. we feel the same way.

  • no entiendo ingles pero por intuicion del video entendi la estrucutura de lewis , muchas gracias.

  • WOW. this is soooo much easier than what i've been doing! ugh.. my professor.

  • I really like the method you use of drawing all the valence electrons initially and then combining them step by step. Very easy to remember. Thanks!

  • OH MY GOD. I OWE YOU MY CURRENT A IN AP CHEM<3

  • You a G

  • tell me....all the things!

    

  • niqquh you should be a teacher!

  • what about CH3COH ?

  • i fucking love you

  • Thank youuuu!!

  • thank you!!

  • Thank you soooooo much! think i understand it now! I do school online so youtube videos really help! and chemistry is hard.. haha

  • thk I'm going to take a test tomorrow , help me alot....!!!

  • ty so much

  • how do u draw the stereochemical formula for CH3OH?? plz show us!

  • <3333 thank you!

    

  • You're 1000000x times better at explaning this than my teacher is! THANK YOU~~

  • Thank you for the help!

  • I just wanted to say that your voice is mighty fiine and I love you :)

  • i love you hehe i know how to do my hw now ! yay now i wont fail second semesterrr

  • Curses, took OH as being polyatomic hydroxide, which, with 7 valence shell electrons, fits into the carbon.

  • What if the "equation"  has a positive or negative charge?

    Like NH(4) 1+

  • Yeah ive got a terrible chem teacher :( this helps heaps!

  • Thanks for the help! I have my chem final tomorrow, really great refresher!

  • Thank you so much for posting this!!! I'm doing a home study on Chem. It helps a lot!! :)

  • oh my gosh, thanks so much!!!!!!!! thanks to you i didnt fail midterms

  • wait how how the dots around the oxygen are diagonal.. i dont get that partt ):

  • how do u know that oxygen wants 2 form 2 bonds

  • dang.. 42k views.. a lot of people have terrible Chem teachers haha

  • @prunkl4 LMFAOOO

  • @prunkl4 oh god you have no idea how true that is...

  • thank you very much!

  • thank you so much. your real helpful :)

  • two dislikes are for the idiots who failed chemistry, and after watching the video realized how easy it is! no hating cuz i got a A or B+ in da class

  • i dont understand the CO4 can you explain me the CO4 please

  • Thank you.. :)

  • I love how you explained this in such a simple manner! I wish I had seen this earlier, makes so much more sense than how it is taught in class. or in my book :D

  • you have no idea how much this has helped me right now. thank you so so much i will definitely use this channel from now on

  • that took our teacher literally a week to teach us....thank you

  • TTY

  • Thanks! you explain better than my teacher.

  • @Jeannekm126 I second that!

  • @Jeannekm126

    I third that notion! This was a HUGE help.

  • man you are the best !!! :D

  • Great vid

  • you're the best! 

  • This was sooo helpful thanks!!!

  • I feel so stable now. :)

  • You would never write "CH4O" Because you completely ignore the Hydroxyl Functional group. And you've missed The Delta + and Delta - on The Carbon & Oxygen Respectively. You've also missed the fact that Oxygen binds in a VBent shape so the Hydrogen on the Oxygen will be bent at an angle of 104.5 Degrees and you'll have 2 lone pairs on the Oxygen.

  • @BCDPRODUCTIONS1234 Some people would, such as my chemistry teacher. Which was most likely why I had a spot of trouble figuring out the lewis dot diagram for it.

  • @Cold1Forged It should never be written like that, Ethanoic Acid is CH3COOH & It shouldn't be written as C2H4O2 because its hard to find the functional group "R-COOH"

  • @BCDPRODUCTIONS1234 Weather it should or shouldn't be some times it is, and I guess it's technically correct.

  • Thank you so much for posting!

    You made something that was so difficult for me to understand, and made it so simple!

  • wish you were my teacher, rather than the "teacher" I currently have to deal with at school. Great job! Many thanks!!!

  • wish you were my teacher, rather than the retard I currently have to deal with at school. Great job! Many thanks!!!

  • you are an awesome teacher!

  • Great stuff. Although I'm looking online for a 'more detailed' explanation. If you could explain the octet rule, and....well everything; And I mean everything, I wouldn't have to go to class! Thanks! keep up the great work.

  • how do you know that C wants to bond 4 bonds and oxygen 2?

  • @kimboleeekimkim

    They want to achieve an "octet" of 8 electrons.

    Carbon has 4 valence electrons. It requires 4 more to get 8. Oxygen as 6 valence electrons. It requires 2 more to get 8. You can tell the amount of valence electrons they have by looking at their column number on a periodic chart.

  • You are actually amazing! Helped me so much!

  • Oxygen does want to bond together. Is this the essence of diatomic molecules floating in the air?

  • whohohooooh!...its like magic =D Thanks a ton!...helped me out so much man...Great work...

  • outstanding! everyone love french 20?

  • thanks dude!

  • I wanna see your face because your accent is really good, and you always try to make Organic Compound simple. & I like that.

  • thanks really helped

  • but why did you write carbon with 4 devided electrons instead of the 2 bounded and 2 splited.i think carbon electrical configuration should be 1S22s2p2

  • @fillip223

    its just to help with organizing it your own way by not following the acutally sublevel rules. Those only apply when your drawing the actual lewis dot for a certain atom rather than in bonds

  • this helped so much for methanol, thank you!!

  • thanks dude, i was really getting stuck on trying to make one for ethanol. i'm kinda slow when it comes to chemistry and it's really hard for me to decide where to start on these diagrams

  • this so helped me in chemistry THANK YOU!!!

  • thankkkkkkkkkkkkkkku!!!!

  • omgosh this is a big help...i was totally lost today in class...thank you so much..i can finish my hw now :]

  • why does carbon form four bonds and oxygen two?

  • because carbon is sp hybridizied and oxygen sp2 :))

  • OMG. i wish you were my teacher!!

  • thanks for the methtnyl tut. It made me see a pattern on how to do lewis structures for huge formulas! Thank you.

  • Nice Video! Cleared my doubts away.

  • thankssss bunches! I spent like an hour trying to figure this one out, and couldn't get it right! You're a lifesaverrrr. :D

  • Can u sub for my teacher like everyday???

  • Omg, a leftie..

  • this helps soooooo much thank youuu

    (hallelujah chorus)

  • my professor could've taught me like this...... my thanks

  • WOW, you're sooooo smart !!!

    ^_~

    can you be my tutor?

  • man i need to start using youtube for more useful things other than just musical and conspiracy theory entertainment !! !! :P

  • thank you for this....it helps alot!!

  • Thanks a lot, at least you explain this, what cant be told about my chemistry teacher

    Thanks

  • buuut wouldnt the OH part be bent? cuz the O would have its valence electrons on top then the hydrogen bond would go out kinda bent?

    jw i could be wrong... and thanks for explaining!!!

  • thanks my chemistry teacher could not teach it as well as you did

  • Excellent Thanks a million! ;-))

  • thanks =) helped me a lot .

  • I understand how many valence electrons they have is they are in the Group A, but what if it's like Calcium. Would that have 2 valence electrons?

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  • I LOVE YOUR  : ) haha. it makes it easier

  • lol u r funny u have a cool way to explain i like it make things easier

  • You're a beautiful person. I needed that.

    Thank you! :D

  • this is good, theres some other good videos on tutormetvdotcom. It helped me with my midterms

  • Thank you for the heads up. I'll try to check it out. :)

  • thanks

  • wow i finally understand lewis structures thanx alot =D

  • u r amazing

  • very helpful thank you

  • Wow! Great video. Thanks

  • yea me to im taking ap chem and well i didnt have the best normal chem teacher so this really is helpfull and hahaha i like that noble gas comment :)

  • Thank you so much for these videos. I'm taking Honors Chem right now, and it's helpful to be actually "SEE" how to do these :)

  • Thanks :)

  • thanks, Im now like a noble gas :)

  • haha. me, too.  :)

  • @TTUchem1010

    That was a beautiful walkthrough for methanol.

    I really enjoy these tutorials for my chem class

    to check over my work. 'smiley face' =)

  • thanks for posting this video, please do not be discouraged by low view counts. This is an amazing help to the few of us that look for these videos.

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