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  • what music did you use? :)

  • very interesting video thanks

  • you have some great stuff here

  • some great inforamtion here thanks

  • very interesting video thanks

  • Thankyou kind sir for the video

  • Mrs. Null

  • Ironic Bond is stronger? Covalent Bond is stronger? Both are wrong, my teacher said that bonds cannot be determined to be weaker or stronger, they cannot be compared.

  • Shit on Jesus, this video is actually exactly what I needed, thanks!

  • good work bro :)

  • what application did u use to create this video

  • Ionic is stronger than covalent.

  • ionic bonds are stronger than covalent bonds, ionic bonds because ionic bonds require 4000 – 400 kj/mol to make and break bonds vs. covalent bonds require 1100 – 150 kj/mol to make and break bonds...

  • WOO HOO ^_^

  • dude, I think ionic is stronger than covalent..~

  • really nice video!!! helped me a lot in my chemistry assignment. thanks!!

  • awesome vid, I want the song too, where can I get it?

  • The video is actually wrong u said that the strongest type of intramolecular bond is covalent. That is a big mistake. Ionic Bond is stronger than a covalent bond

  • @eddyGh1 actually, covalent is the strongest type of intramolecular bonds :p

  • @PreciousAngelSmile Explain to me how a covalent bond is stronger than a ionic bond. Which has a higher melting point salt or sugar? The energy required to break the bonds between the particles is greater when its ionic. This is the general case. So ACTUALLY you are wrong again at least

  • @eddyGh1 im just saying, acc. to my textbook lol

  • @eddyGh1 diamond is a covalent bond and is the hardest substance known. but ur right ionic is generally stronger.

  • @eddyGh1 always read the question to see what it is asking. Like if they ask in general terms what is stronger say ionic.

  • Dude the whistling is a lil distracting.....

  • Very good video, but two problems: #1the covalent bond mentions the octet but 1 hydrogen doesn't give oxygen an octet. Is it possible to change oxygen to fluorine and add one electron? #2 Dipole -dipole force should be between two covalently bonded atoms( a nonmetal and a nonmetal) and not an ionic compound. Is it possible to change sodium to bromine?

  • sounds like a school project, it is right?

  • 0:19-0:20

    did someone swear in the background :P

  • @ECProductions97 I hope not!

  • @motionstudiofilms :

    LOL.

    Itd be soooo funny if they did.

  • @ECProductions97 I heard it, too :P

  • thanks for the post and esp with the wonderful model with clear voice and music that can penetrate into our brain.

  • @MrPeace1959 I like the music too ; )

  • @motionstudiofilms

    thank you so much for this video, its going to help a lot for my test tommorrow

    thanks again :)

  • What about Van Der Waal Forces?

  • @Ganto911 london dispersion forces are another name for them.

    the official name is now "instantaneous dipole - induced dipole attraction" (IDIDA).

  • thanks for the video! helped me understand the concepts a lot better

  • dude, this is good ahit ty vm man

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  • thank you. i liked the music, it makes this chemistry business less scary. keep up the good work.

  • darn it. now i have even more questions :(

  • try google...

  • thanks for this vid

  • THANK YOU!!!! you have made chemistry so much more EASIER

  • do u kno n e gud websites based on this topic

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