Lec 35 | MIT 3.091 Introduction to Solid State Chemistry

[chefy775]

This is a great introduction

[TripleOctaveMusic]

This guy is read to dance

[asdfenwick]

this helped me alot cheers

[pettyofficer30]

This is great! 

[BrotherMalcolmW]

beat-a?

[rohannesburg]

next class comes in, Prof. Sadoway "GET in!", lol

[tcattcc]

MIT ISNT A REAL COLLEGE

[claucro]

He is an awesome professor! I watched the whole lecture just for the fun of it, and I love him!

[PauldChemist]

It is always a pleasure to review Prof. Sadoway lectures.

It just feels right =)

[sambit0808]

wonderful and useful.

[gomunkul]

I very much enjoy lectures by Prof. Donald Sadoway !

[Misantropo90s]

its too easy...thanks....this video save my life

[Huggabizzle]

This was put so much better here than by the lecturers at my uni.

[were455]

i love the way this guy dresses....out of all the lecture videos here on youtube.. he is by far the best dressed...showing he takes pride and honour in doing his job!

[TheDaveBar]

It may look complicated but it is all quite easy.

[Bidil6]

I took his classes and found that their content were exact with useful, gainful information that related precisely to reality and the courses expectations, meeting reality versus expectations on the nose. I strongly encourage you to take all his classes that are offered on undergraduate and graduate levels.

[Destructor2007]

Observation:

There are points where this guy's voice sounds like the guy from Rocket Man.

See: 20:38

[digitsync2]

I was wondering what was that all about... must be someone who failed the class.

It's is not an easy subject for people with no good foundation and un-willing to put time into studying it.

He got his own self to blame no one else, I hope he found out soon enough to correct his mistake.

Honestly speaking, I won't pass this class either... So I'll be looking for some easier chemistry lectures on youtube before I come back again.

Thank you professor.

[live4Cha]

thank you so much prof.

you are great!

prost

[jacoman1234567]

The 'taking the batteries out of my watch' comment is brilliant!

[kotetsu131]

...by learning the stuff you need to understand that first.

[highseas123]

This professor has character. I enjoy his lectures and his way of celebrating the end of the semester.

[steadfastcoward]

When does he rebut this and talk about a good triode design for a PA amplifier?

[lailaagrado]

everyone must admit he look kinda hot ;)

[ray8ray8]

MIT genius some will never see other than here

[CouncilofNine]

Lmfao! That is exactly what I'm asking myself right now. What a strange coincidence. XD

It's interesting, though. And the guy writes really fast..

[gangs30]

this is lecture 35..think abt 34 prev lectures on this...with no1 being a proper introduction for people with no background on the subject matter. plus, this is a university, where students are assumed to have a strong foundation on concepts and grasping new ideas easily :) hope this helped

[thehype2142]

he wouldn't have the resources @ MIT. Like infinite amounts of lab materials

[weisse007]

this guy is great, i'm on first year of mechanical engineering university and this was very helpful, keep up the good work professor:)

[mysciencenow]

i mine alot ,minerals, and i have seen this phenomenon on a 10 meter scale

[johnnytheprick]

"Introduction to Solid State Chemistry"........?

is there a logician/linguist present?

[gordinee]

this guy is great, helped me out for my metallurgy exam. Wish he taught at our school

[wesleygeez]

Excellent lectures indeed. I watched 34 and 35 as a review for the test I'm having tomorrow on phase diagrams. Very nice once you're tired of reading :) (Using The Science and Design of Engineering Materials, Second Edition, Shaffer, McGraw-Hill)

[CeReAlKiLlErIsBaCk]

This professor is the best I have ever seen. I didn't understand what he said; but he is a lot better than the physical science teacher at my community college.

[system0slaven]

Because Its MIT!