A Lesson in ElectroNegativity

[tippytawn]

@aceofspades6279

Don't be a hater! If he can take something so abstract and make it visual and fun, than he's doing somethingh great!

[ruizucool]

Haha, this is brilliant! Really made me stick with revising after a long day. Thanks for posting.

[aceofspades6279]

y do people make these types of videos with the horrible cartoons - it doesnt make any kid want to study it at all, it just makes them think the subject is stupid.

It would be better just to present the information for those who are actually trying to learn... these cartoonish videos on science defeat there purpose in trying to educate..just stop...now

[idesofmerch]

@aceofspades6279 Because I was doing it for a class and I thought it would be fun. Perhaps you would enjoy a video explaining capitalization?

[idesofmerch]

@aceofspades6279 Because I was doing it for a class and I thought it would be fun. Perhaps you would enjoy a video explaining capitalization?

[Keletho]

Fuck you stupid bitchass

[MrLatinNerd]

Yeah, not the BEST sound quality...

[taratumble23]

not the best video to turn to when it comes to preparing for a test...

:-/

[HisHighnessSajjad]

Very creative and different, now I do agree that learning can be fun (but isn't)

;-)

[espana91]

can you delete youtube comments?

[idesofmerch]

@espana91 Yes. Do you need me to delete this one?

[megamorphg]

flouride doesnt need to be in toothpaste. in fact, it does more harm to us than good.

[ShadowRayzzz]

@megamorphg 7ppm is nothing...but enough to help ur sorryass teeth...it gets dangerous when its like 70,000 ppm...that'll kill u fast.

[zelunika]

electronegativity decreses dowm ze group...bcz size becomes larger...wen the size becomes larger and charge density decreases...so electronegativity az well...

[Nephew8]

very gay

[bra1nuts]

Very creative and cute. Thank you.

[2dendsfdert]

since fluorine has only 7 valence electrons..it tends to "need" 1 more electron in order for it to become 8..8 means stable in elements..

[kmherpplrule]

i still don't get it...why is fluorine so reactive pleas help

[zelunika]

flourine iz ze most electronegative bcz due to increase of charge density....as we know while going to right side of periodic table charge density increase....and while going up charge density increases bcz size become larger.

[kmherpplrule]

ooh i see

[1091Floyd21]

If electronegativity is the attraction for a shared pair of electrons in a covalent bond, then how come it is said that if the E.N. difference is greater than 1.7 the compound is ionic??? This does not make sense because how can there be a shared pair of electrons between a ionic bond.

[zelunika]

..so flourine iz at the most right az well and iz present at top...but francium iz present at most bottom nd present at last....but it will not b most electropositive bcz it iz unstable nd iz produced in laboratory....so wt we will take here iz above element of it  that iz cesium....