How come 95% of all teachers/professors we meet in our school years present their material in a language that only they understand and try to act smart when it could all just be as simple as explaining it as it really is ? i know where my donations will be going from now on... thank you so much for what you do!
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you are a grade saver/life saver!!!! Entire semester of orgo with my stupid professor taught me nothings and a few hours before the finals watching your videos made a difference! :)
Oh my god, I have been struggling so badly over hybridization---my teacher just didn't explain it in enough detail, and the book's wording was far too confusing; when it came to apply the problems, I just couldn't. I kept getting the bond orders wrong, and subsequently failing a quiz.
BUT THIS GUY. IS AMAZING. I really feel like I can ace this test (Friday!), thanks to his help! I'll definitely be going over all his videos that relate to the exam and watching them. Thank you so much!
This guy is my new hero. He is the reason I am understanding orgo (and I mean 95% the reason bc my teacher is AWFUL). This is simply amazing, so clear. And it's free... I'm def leaving a donation, I can't believe how much of a difference this guy has made in my college career.
This guy is honestly my new hero. Because of him (and I mean 95% because my orgo teacher is awful) I am understanding the material. And it's free... I'm def making donations, this is simply wonderful.
In 10 minutes and 9 seconds this man explained more to me than my professor has in 10 hours of lecture, and I am not kidding. What a lifesaver! So few teachers really seem like they want to teach students, to help them learn. Most just have a "method" and go with their method. This guy is genius! Test in 11 hours and now I have a have a decent shot of passing!
I'm studying for chemistry SAT and this guy explains it sooo well! I spent forever trying to understand it from Barron's SAT chemistry book and i couldn't understand it; I watched this; and within second I understood it... Such an easy concept now that I saw this!
One of the best things about your method that a lot of books and teachers fail to do is give your students LOTS of examples, examples are the best way for students to practice practice practice, even if it gets redundant it still is best to have these concepts burned in our brains rather than leave us guessing on Test Day. Thank you!
i just wanted to say, that i passed my first chem exam (on a university level) - not with flying colours, but i got 14 out of 24, so i didn't do too bad....especially since i find the subject quite challenging. So thanks heaps for letting ur vids to be free!!! Cause they helped me quite a bit.
too bad i didnt see your videos before... my exam is in 6 h and i gotta sleep - > i'm screwed for this one, but at least i can prepare for the next one using those vids :)
Mr who ever you are. Come and lecture at QUT brisbane in Australia. We are in desperate need of a uni lecturer who is able to do what a lecturer is supposed to do! Teach! Your videos are so good, i've learnt all what i should've learnt in the 2x2hour lectures each week. Maybe i should just watch the videos!!!! Again, Mr who-ever-you-are, THANK YOU! You have saved me lots of stress :) Thumbs up!
So good! it's like.. pie for my tired, tired chemistry brain. My teacher grinds me down with examples and numbers.. You give my brain lovely easy to digest pie =]
wow such a simple concept of hybridization after so many years of chemistry and two semesters of organic i finally NOW get this, like REALLY get it not just know the memorized reasons!...none of my textbooks or professors ever gave me the simplified explanation of hybridization as you did. Thank you SOO MUCH! you are awesome..you have my donation:)
Hey I have a question for 3:04, he says the carbon atom with a formal charge of -1 is sp3 (3 attached atoms + 1 lone pair)...
However, carbon has 4 valence electrons, if it has 3 bonded atoms, it only has 1 electron left that is un-bonded, which is not a lone pair, giving it a hybridisation of sp2 (3 + 0 = 3)
Can someone explain why this particular carbon is shown to have an extra electron and thus a lone pair?
@Goodfellow7 are you familiar with "methyl anion"? it's CH3^-
so if i were to draw its lewis structure it will look likie this **
H - C -H | H
the electron came from else where and sort of "attack" the carbon i guess; so in the end this molecule is a tetrahedral sp3 hybridized with a closed shell :D
I'm in 10th grade trying to learn this.. FML.. T___T ...the freakin pi, sigma is not even mentioned in my book, and my teacher expects me to learn this..
thank you so much professor. you saved my life. but i got one question... I was taught that a sigma bond always forms on the axis of the bonding Nuclei, where as the Pi bonds are above and below this axis. so in the case of triple bonds... wouldn't it be imperative to label the center bond as sigma and the remain top/bottom bonds as pi? or i have been misinformed?
i am only a senior student in high school but we are studying these already.. it's meant for college students. i hate o-chem.. but because of this guy.. now.. I LOVE IT. LOL.
Ahhhh, i all makes sense now!
Denisova321 1 month ago
Thank you so much, you explained what my professor TRIED to explain for 2 classes in a few videos.
JapanAzn 1 month ago
How come 95% of all teachers/professors we meet in our school years present their material in a language that only they understand and try to act smart when it could all just be as simple as explaining it as it really is ? i know where my donations will be going from now on... thank you so much for what you do!
Dyenutsa 1 month ago
Who else has a test/exam tomorrow?
LoXatoR94 1 month ago 15
@LoXatoR94 Ap chem fml -____-
121Boohbah 1 month ago
I have a big test tomorrow on hybridization in my Honor's Chemistry class. You are a life saver man!
ZuluTigers 1 month ago
easy way to memorize electronic configuration ...
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zueshades11 2 months ago
woooaaahhhhh !!!! this is a little high stuff for me .. im in first year of my college :P i just have one chapter for organic chemistry this year
zueshades11 2 months ago
she sounds hott
sd292817 2 months ago 3
who are you actually teaching? is it a normal school class or home schooling or private tutoring???
xxmariaabxx1 2 months ago
Helpful, but it seems like you'd rather have it be memorized than fully understood(with the px,py,pz etc* orbitals)
ghattan117 2 months ago
very good
weiner7000 2 months ago
you are a grade saver/life saver!!!! Entire semester of orgo with my stupid professor taught me nothings and a few hours before the finals watching your videos made a difference! :)
sweetgirlsm6 2 months ago 3
and just like that I finally understand hybridization
smithredhawk 2 months ago in playlist Organic chemistry: Orbital hybridization. Sigma and pi bonds
I thought a triple bond had delta-bonding?
PartiallyRibena 3 months ago
this guy is the best! nothing of this i could understand from both my school and one other guy i asked to explain. he is just too good
fieryblast37 3 months ago
yeah I probably owe this guy some bucks. remind me when i get into medical school.
RadioAlice1 3 months ago 3
please erase the boards properly
MyAkash95 3 months ago
6 hours of studying , no understanding, 10 min video, wtf , it all makes sense
brooks2788 4 months ago 8
Oh my god, I have been struggling so badly over hybridization---my teacher just didn't explain it in enough detail, and the book's wording was far too confusing; when it came to apply the problems, I just couldn't. I kept getting the bond orders wrong, and subsequently failing a quiz.
BUT THIS GUY. IS AMAZING. I really feel like I can ace this test (Friday!), thanks to his help! I'll definitely be going over all his videos that relate to the exam and watching them. Thank you so much!
chaliezarde 4 months ago 4
you make goin classes seem obsolete :D
knotnyce 4 months ago 4
This guy is my new hero. He is the reason I am understanding orgo (and I mean 95% the reason bc my teacher is AWFUL). This is simply amazing, so clear. And it's free... I'm def leaving a donation, I can't believe how much of a difference this guy has made in my college career.
Chilenopart 4 months ago in playlist Organic chemistry: Orbital hybridization. Sigma and pi bonds 6
This guy is honestly my new hero. Because of him (and I mean 95% because my orgo teacher is awful) I am understanding the material. And it's free... I'm def making donations, this is simply wonderful.
Chilenopart 4 months ago in playlist Organic chemistry: Orbital hybridization. Sigma and pi bonds
u are brilliant!!!!!!!!!!!!!
RahmaaDk 5 months ago 3
great video. hope you got ass in college for doing sorority girls homework.
Fentonjr 5 months ago
to the 5 ppl who disliked this video...just change ur major..it just wasn't meant to be
ziggadyboom 5 months ago 22
he looks like allen from two and a half men haha.. but hes good
fishyjason 6 months ago in playlist Organic chemistry: Orbital hybridization. Sigma and pi bonds
Thank You. Thank You. Thank You!
healthfreak18 8 months ago
In 10 minutes and 9 seconds this man explained more to me than my professor has in 10 hours of lecture, and I am not kidding. What a lifesaver! So few teachers really seem like they want to teach students, to help them learn. Most just have a "method" and go with their method. This guy is genius! Test in 11 hours and now I have a have a decent shot of passing!
buzzybee186 8 months ago 7
I think I might just pass my exam now.
sweetdamage1 8 months ago
This guy should get a nobel prize for revolutionizing science education!
kazikazikazikazikazi 9 months ago 5
You sir, have saved my life :D
skinnirific 9 months ago
this girl sounds like she doesn't need a tutor!
iansquared3 9 months ago 5
you are my hero. heartfelt thanks.
a20e09c 9 months ago in playlist Organic chemistry: Orbital hybridization. Sigma and pi bonds
I'm studying for chemistry SAT and this guy explains it sooo well! I spent forever trying to understand it from Barron's SAT chemistry book and i couldn't understand it; I watched this; and within second I understood it... Such an easy concept now that I saw this!
LesleyCordero 9 months ago
One of the best things about your method that a lot of books and teachers fail to do is give your students LOTS of examples, examples are the best way for students to practice practice practice, even if it gets redundant it still is best to have these concepts burned in our brains rather than leave us guessing on Test Day. Thank you!
Mufflerb 9 months ago in playlist Organic chemistry: Orbital hybridization. Sigma and pi bonds
i just wanted to say, that i passed my first chem exam (on a university level) - not with flying colours, but i got 14 out of 24, so i didn't do too bad....especially since i find the subject quite challenging. So thanks heaps for letting ur vids to be free!!! Cause they helped me quite a bit.
Venie1986 10 months ago
thank you so much! I was stuck on this one problem for the longest time until now!
mrtsunny 10 months ago
Thank you SO much!
conmister45 10 months ago
too bad i didnt see your videos before... my exam is in 6 h and i gotta sleep - > i'm screwed for this one, but at least i can prepare for the next one using those vids :)
PoppinCheese 10 months ago
Mr who ever you are. Come and lecture at QUT brisbane in Australia. We are in desperate need of a uni lecturer who is able to do what a lecturer is supposed to do! Teach! Your videos are so good, i've learnt all what i should've learnt in the 2x2hour lectures each week. Maybe i should just watch the videos!!!! Again, Mr who-ever-you-are, THANK YOU! You have saved me lots of stress :) Thumbs up!
Venie1986 11 months ago
@Venie1986 Totally agree!!!
BreeeeeAnnnnnaa 11 months ago
But it has 4 attached atoms...
Igglesnoop 11 months ago
Thank you very much for such clear explanations. Excellent videos!
CertainAspect 11 months ago
Your amazing. But it think you need to be a little more scientific and less simple....
JRB3000 11 months ago
So good! it's like.. pie for my tired, tired chemistry brain. My teacher grinds me down with examples and numbers.. You give my brain lovely easy to digest pie =]
lolimso18 1 year ago 4
Worst chapter in my Chem book.
eizhowa 1 year ago
This guy is great, what my instructor couldn't make me understand for 3 weeks this guy made clear in 5 minutes. Thanks.
Soccerjunky04 1 year ago 3
@Soccerjunky04 hhhhhh same here man !
sowyer22 1 year ago
You blow my mind!!! You're absolutely amazing!!
NKindianhobo 1 year ago 3
wow such a simple concept of hybridization after so many years of chemistry and two semesters of organic i finally NOW get this, like REALLY get it not just know the memorized reasons!...none of my textbooks or professors ever gave me the simplified explanation of hybridization as you did. Thank you SOO MUCH! you are awesome..you have my donation:)
tootyrc 1 year ago
I like the bit where he teaches me things.
conorbob0 1 year ago 4
he is genius
dung9393x 1 year ago
I love you !! you should teach organic in every university !! this is the first time I ever understand this stuff
ektaara 1 year ago
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ektaara 1 year ago
Hey I have a question for 3:04, he says the carbon atom with a formal charge of -1 is sp3 (3 attached atoms + 1 lone pair)...
However, carbon has 4 valence electrons, if it has 3 bonded atoms, it only has 1 electron left that is un-bonded, which is not a lone pair, giving it a hybridisation of sp2 (3 + 0 = 3)
Can someone explain why this particular carbon is shown to have an extra electron and thus a lone pair?
Goodfellow7 1 year ago
@Goodfellow7 Nevermind I worked it out,
The negative charge of the carbon is due to the extra electron which creates the lone pair in the first place. Brain fart.
Goodfellow7 1 year ago
@Goodfellow7 are you familiar with "methyl anion"? it's CH3^-
so if i were to draw its lewis structure it will look likie this **
H - C -H | H
the electron came from else where and sort of "attack" the carbon i guess; so in the end this molecule is a tetrahedral sp3 hybridized with a closed shell :D
flcl49 1 year ago
It's a great lesson but I wish you had mentioned WHY you can have only one sigma bond and the rest have to be pi, and why must lone pairs hybridize?
Radgo16 1 year ago
this video just saved my academic career
sufjanfan92 1 year ago
thanks..my teacher decided to teach us this even tho it wasnt in the text book.
musicsbff 1 year ago
I'm in 10th grade trying to learn this.. FML.. T___T ...the freakin pi, sigma is not even mentioned in my book, and my teacher expects me to learn this..
xXxTokyoVKxXx 1 year ago
He's that dude from 2 and a half men!!!!!!
krmlghn 1 year ago
@krmlghn haha yea..he does kinda look like him
VeroniqueEmbrace 1 year ago
i hate you hybridization
please go die in a hole
dragonfire9267 1 year ago 24
Dude this shit blew my mind, thanks for the help i appreciate it!
bigfatcookie1337 1 year ago
8:33-8:41 long awkward pause hahhaha
great teacher
ivnb92 1 year ago
Thnx so much! I finally know how to do the hybridization of orbitals.
smartalec1991 1 year ago
thank you so much professor. you saved my life. but i got one question... I was taught that a sigma bond always forms on the axis of the bonding Nuclei, where as the Pi bonds are above and below this axis. so in the case of triple bonds... wouldn't it be imperative to label the center bond as sigma and the remain top/bottom bonds as pi? or i have been misinformed?
geeiwonder 1 year ago
thanks a lot! This really helped me and my friend out for our chem mid term in college!
captaindan1892 1 year ago
Can i ask something? What grade studies these things?
shadowsaber3 1 year ago
i am only a senior student in high school but we are studying these already.. it's meant for college students. i hate o-chem.. but because of this guy.. now.. I LOVE IT. LOL.
vheeyel 1 year ago
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAA MY TEACHER DROPS THE ERASER ALL THE TIME HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAA!!!!!!!!!!
KatanaMasta88 1 year ago
What was the exception to the rule that you mentioned?
analemma2345 1 year ago
@analemma2345 I would love to know that myself :)
Radgo16 1 year ago
thank you
Caram3lLov33 1 year ago
I like this guy. (Had a German American roomate named Schmidt who looked just like this guy.)
thoumaturgica 1 year ago
Thank you for putting these up!!!
pjihae 1 year ago
life saver for university ><
FMCatherineFM 1 year ago 59
You are an awesome teacher thank you so much!!!
Loven1977 1 year ago
im sorry mr hawking, imma let you finish, but this guy is the greatest teacher of all time. OF ALL TIME!
AndrewThomasR 1 year ago 117
4:31 Duster fail :D
BernardTunes 1 year ago 2
Thank you so much!
akame15 1 year ago
I dont get it ! =_= that girl knows everything why she even in the video? lone pairs r hunting me (@_@)
momocowkittylovely 1 year ago 3
love it
5times12 1 year ago
great video. much more clear than my organic teacher explained it, and he took an hour to do it
superman0100 1 year ago
@superman0100
Same here. And even after they explained it, it still doesn't make sense. But this guy teaches it very well.
BananaPuddin 1 year ago
Amazingggggggggg !!!!!
zackatpak101 1 year ago
This is great, thank you for making these available
iamblackmo 1 year ago
lifesaver, the day before my organic chem test!
kiwikid1987 1 year ago