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my teacher cant teach. she doesnt let us right any notes and she speaks very low and has a accent. no one can hear her and people fall asleep including me.. :(. i would rather have chem honors then this thing ~_~
our teacher makes us report on these things which is why we can't understand anything because no one is explaining it properly to us. It's a good thing you post these things on youtube or else i would not have understood anything in our chemistry class :)
@biancutie What's even better is that the new Race to the Top standards are going to mean that more and more of your teachers are going to be doing things that way...myself included. I'm glad I have these videos, too. Businessmen are telling us how to teach, people who have never stepped foot in a classroom themselves. We have to do what we can to survive this insanity.
@cobalt2black You can evaluate the polarity of any single BOND, but when you are dealing with the polarity of an entire molecule, it's a different matter. The bonds between C and H are weakly polar, but the bonds between C and Cl are strongly polar.
Omg i am dutch and have a dutch teacher and i just didn't get it. I see this explenation once and i get it.. How badly can a teacher suck haha. Thank you youre a great teacher.
You are a very good teacher sir. I was not able to understand polarity when I read my textbook. But you made me understand it in such a simple manner that I now have the confidence of getting full marks at least in this topic. Thank you very much.
I finally understand the concept! I was confused because others taught this without the numerical values of the electronegativity! Thank you very much!
Hey, I have a question, why does the atomic number increases, the nuclear charge increases as well? Shouldn't bigger radii result in smaller force exerted on the valence electron?
@MarkRosengarten I was wondering if you have something like Ammonia NH3 does that mean you multiply the Electronegativity value of hydrogen by 3 then subtract the electronegativity of Nitrogen from that answer to determine if it's polar or non-polar?
Was there any reason why, when you were working through the questions near the end of the video, that you wrote that H-C and H-Cl were P (polar) and wrote PC (polar covalent) for H-O? Is there any difference between polar covalent and polar bonds other than the difference in electronegativity? Much appreciated :)
@tansrn1 1) The polarity of the bond and the polarity of the molecule are different things, 2) I teach in New York State and I am using the New York State Chemistry Reference Tables, which give 2.1 for H. I know it's 2.2, it used to be listed at 2.2, but it's a state mandate so I have to teach it as 2.1
i dont even listen in class anymore. i just look at what the lesson covers and watch videos like this about it on youtube(: its waayyyyyy easier to actually understand AND be interested!
You just saved me! I'm in biology, but for some reason we have a chemistry test tomorrow on chemical bonds, and I went to my school tutor and asked everyone I knew to try and explain this to me. I was completely confused and was over thinking it all. This video just cleared a bunch up for me. Now I feel a lot better about tomorrow's test. Thank you so much Mr. Rosengarten!
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@SlashersProductions The New York State Chemistry Reference Tables lists chlorine as 3.2, and since that is the official document on which all New York State assessments are made, that is what I am going by. The Pauling scale lists Cl as having an electronegativity of 3.16. Please cite your reference to support your claim for 3.0. Thank you.
@MarkRosengarten Why should ignore you? If you don't question these things, how will you ever learn? Besides which...there was always the chance that MY reference was wrong. That's why I asked for yours, so I could research it. My own work has plenty of typos in it. :)
@MarkRosengarten If the electronegativity difference is between 0 and .4 then it's non polar. If the electronegativity difference is above .4 then it's polar...But the E.N.D is right at .4, is it still non-polar? Could it be considered polar too?
@donshan123 According to New York State, 0.4 is nonpolar. I know other sources that say that only ZERO is nonpolar and anything greater than 0 is polar.
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Can you be my chemistry teacher? I can't believe I pay so much money for tuition and a simple concept like this is not even explained by these deuschebag professors in the Chemistry Dept. at Hunter College.
Mark Rosengarten is amazing!!! i totaly understand chemistry listening to his lectures!!i wish he was my teacher!!! thank you Mark for your contribution to chemistry and helping students understand this important subject much better!!! you're awesome!!!! <3
this guy is a genious!!!! no one explains it better!!!! and that "one for you and one for me one for you and one for me" ....it actually helps u remember, as much as he's silly somethimes, it sticks with you!!!! Love this guy man!!!! thanks again!
This guy needs to be careful about what he is saying. He said nonpolar = an electronegativity difference BETWEEN 0 and 0.4. Instead he should have said FROM 0 to 0.4.
Muchos gracias!! :)
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simon1430 2 weeks ago 2
i think u r the best teacher in the world...hahaha..entertaining and informative!!!1
someone20ify 2 weeks ago
You are a wonderful teacher! Thank you for sharing!
cammio1 1 month ago
i wish you were my teacher
HawkEye4071 1 month ago
Keeping*
doublepatty54 1 month ago
So helpful he does a good job of cutoff your attention
doublepatty54 1 month ago
I love your videos they are easy to understand and funny:)
snoopbam2012 1 month ago
Haha! That's the way Chemistry should be taught!!
mangalsahil 1 month ago
"Yeah I get more don't you dare.. Tell mom" Lol funny as nigga! Cuz of you, im not gon fail 11th grade!
amansansons 1 month ago
thanks this helped me alot>
Dragking40 1 month ago
you may just singel handedly be getting me through my course this year. Thank you so much for these easy to follow, informative videos!
TheMaggotjq 2 months ago
"and don't you dare tell mom" haha funny and informative :)
babaybluerocks 2 months ago
my teacher cant teach. she doesnt let us right any notes and she speaks very low and has a accent. no one can hear her and people fall asleep including me.. :(. i would rather have chem honors then this thing ~_~
finestchineseboy 2 months ago
I wish you were my chemistry teacher T_T
SISMUMBA 2 months ago
WOW!!!! great prof.!
kims2009 2 months ago
THANK YOU SO MUCH!
i'm cramming for my chem exam tomorrow, and this has helped alot :)
XxIchLiebekaulitzxX 2 months ago
4:52 :)
drummerboy32495 2 months ago
THANK YOU VERY MUCH!
water5000 2 months ago
Great Stuff!!
lhercr7 3 months ago
heheheh i like him hes funny! .."Someone hit me over the head with a paddle!" hahah
veronicar718 3 months ago
hey man u are amazing..
if i would buy you a house and pay for your visa and flight to get here in england
would you be my private chemistry teacher ???
lol :P
Momentum7Edits 3 months ago 8
@Momentum7Edits Gotten a lot of offers over the last few years...but what would my own students think if I abandoned them? :)
MarkRosengarten 3 months ago 2
@MarkRosengarten yeh :/ True :/
Momentum7Edits 3 months ago
our teacher makes us report on these things which is why we can't understand anything because no one is explaining it properly to us. It's a good thing you post these things on youtube or else i would not have understood anything in our chemistry class :)
biancutie 3 months ago
@biancutie What's even better is that the new Race to the Top standards are going to mean that more and more of your teachers are going to be doing things that way...myself included. I'm glad I have these videos, too. Businessmen are telling us how to teach, people who have never stepped foot in a classroom themselves. We have to do what we can to survive this insanity.
MarkRosengarten 3 months ago
can u tell me why CH2Cl2 is a polar bond? isnt the EN difference 0.3 meaning non polar bond?
cobalt2black 3 months ago
@cobalt2black You can evaluate the polarity of any single BOND, but when you are dealing with the polarity of an entire molecule, it's a different matter. The bonds between C and H are weakly polar, but the bonds between C and Cl are strongly polar.
MarkRosengarten 3 months ago
but is covalent bond and nonpolar covalent bond the same thing?
TheGnab 3 months ago
i should pay you for giving me a higher grade
TheGnab 3 months ago
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collierw1390 3 months ago
Someone needs to send this to tosh....like right now
collierw1390 3 months ago
Omg i am dutch and have a dutch teacher and i just didn't get it. I see this explenation once and i get it.. How badly can a teacher suck haha. Thank you youre a great teacher.
MsssSmith 4 months ago
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themuffinman212 4 months ago
WOW THANKS! but. Please answer this cos I'm easily confused - Polar and Polar covalent is the same thing right?!
Uzmadebar4 4 months ago
@Uzmadebar4 Yes.
MarkRosengarten 4 months ago
@MarkRosengarten Thank You :) I'm from England and my teacher isnt great.. Ive just come across your videos and Ive learnt stufff! yay! keep it up..
Uzmadebar4 4 months ago
*UNDERSTANDING ALERT* ! ! ! :D thank you SOOOOOO much
Cutie51309 4 months ago
his voice cracks at 1:19 lol
andrew789987 4 months ago
hahahhah you make me laughhhh
youarestupidxxx 4 months ago
You are a very good teacher sir. I was not able to understand polarity when I read my textbook. But you made me understand it in such a simple manner that I now have the confidence of getting full marks at least in this topic. Thank you very much.
niteshgoa 5 months ago
Why did you write just P instead of PC for some of them?
SephoraLove15 5 months ago
@SephoraLove15 i was gna comment that, theyre the same things though right?....
youarestupidxxx 4 months ago
this is EXCELLENT! : )
SephoraLove15 5 months ago
Funny, interesting, smart Chemistry teacher ever! Go in my school, and teach me in person! :D
arolyn05 5 months ago
You rock!!!
wfaulk1120 5 months ago 2
I finally understand the concept! I was confused because others taught this without the numerical values of the electronegativity! Thank you very much!
MrLumierre 7 months ago
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66yann3 7 months ago
I have a chem teacher at school that I don't understand because she has an accent.
I have a chem tutor who speaks in a monotone.
I wish my chem teacher was this guy!
66yann3 7 months ago
Thank you so much, i finally understand better about Polar and Nonpolar.
Kash493 8 months ago
saves life
MrThund3r 8 months ago 2
Hey, I have a question, why does the atomic number increases, the nuclear charge increases as well? Shouldn't bigger radii result in smaller force exerted on the valence electron?
1006Will 8 months ago
this guy rocks, make more this kind of vids, plz~~~~~
1006Will 8 months ago
I'm not sure how you get from polar to polar covalent but this really helped me understand. Subscribed!
beriligum 8 months ago
is there a difference between polar and polar covalent?
CorinaAbcd 9 months ago
@MarkRosengarten I was wondering if you have something like Ammonia NH3 does that mean you multiply the Electronegativity value of hydrogen by 3 then subtract the electronegativity of Nitrogen from that answer to determine if it's polar or non-polar?
EllenGT500 9 months ago
this guys taught me more in the past 8 minutes than my chem teacher for the past semester..
chrissytinaa25 9 months ago
Was there any reason why, when you were working through the questions near the end of the video, that you wrote that H-C and H-Cl were P (polar) and wrote PC (polar covalent) for H-O? Is there any difference between polar covalent and polar bonds other than the difference in electronegativity? Much appreciated :)
mendy84knoez 10 months ago
thank you for helping me because i can't pay attention in class.
polkadottedpants 10 months ago
@tansrn1 1) The polarity of the bond and the polarity of the molecule are different things, 2) I teach in New York State and I am using the New York State Chemistry Reference Tables, which give 2.1 for H. I know it's 2.2, it used to be listed at 2.2, but it's a state mandate so I have to teach it as 2.1
MarkRosengarten 11 months ago 11
oooooooooooohhh yeah im gettin the electron more than you. dont you dare tell mom
ALoTofSpringRolls 11 months ago
you are incredible! thanks!
dkt081994 11 months ago
you saved my life
i love you
ntorneiro 11 months ago
LOL 4:51 to 4:57!
chrisstevensjunior 11 months ago
woow yeah, I'm getting more electrones than you
don't you dare tell mom
tomdenridder 11 months ago
@tomdenridder otherwise u'll jump him
chrisstevensjunior 11 months ago
im in biology and i have to study this. what the HELL
jjohnson218 1 year ago
my chem professor is autistic i swear...I hope you aren't reading this, professor.
hameed 1 year ago
@hameed why would he be autistic?
chrisstevensjunior 11 months ago
thanks this helped me so much
yasmine4u 1 year ago
this really helps a lot. thank you very much
troy11995 1 year ago
amazing..
way better than my chem teacher..i wish u can teach me one time!
tmargaret08 1 year ago
i LOVE enthusiastic teachers! This guy is amazing!! His students are lucky to have him.
xocolorthatEILEE 1 year ago
Thank you, this is amazing.
bearsfan500 1 year ago
why do you call it a molecule when a molecule is a structure of atoms of the same element?
jacsoccer7 1 year ago
@jacsoccer7 An allotrope. O2 and O3, for example!
MarkRosengarten 1 year ago
OMG
PLEASE UPLOAD LIKE EVERYDAY
i learn 100x more from you than from my chem teacher -_______-
I AM A SUBSCRIBER , thanksssss!
jessxoxo59 1 year ago 2
What i don't like is that you explained the EASIEST compounds! Come on! you shouldve explained NH3, CCL2 and others !
Jokerie3 1 year ago
YES THANK YOU SO MUCH, I WILL ACE MY CHEMISTRY EXAM BECAUSE OF YOU~
queen0fdiamonds 1 year ago
HAAAAAAAAAAA. This dude gets straight to the point. Great professor.
polos505 1 year ago
i learn more from you in one video then i do from my chem teacher in a month
cklvlogs 1 year ago
perfect, thanks
ecgirll 1 year ago
haha i feel like a nerd looking up chemistry on youtube.:D
01GasukuHana 1 year ago
@01GasukuHana If you were a nerd you wouldn't need this video
RedmanATI 1 year ago
i dont even listen in class anymore. i just look at what the lesson covers and watch videos like this about it on youtube(: its waayyyyyy easier to actually understand AND be interested!
singdancelive363 1 year ago
nice tnx for the video , i'll gonna try to present it in our class :D tnx for the video i got many idea about polar ang non-polar covalent bonds
jason5923 1 year ago
I liked this so much that I'm watching it for the third time! JUST FOR PLEASURE(:
jonasgirls2 1 year ago
@jonasgirls2 LOL :)
jannita420 1 year ago
if there is 3 elements (ex:H2S) do you add both hydrogens or still use a 2.1-2.5 ratio?
krisb781 1 year ago
You just saved me! I'm in biology, but for some reason we have a chemistry test tomorrow on chemical bonds, and I went to my school tutor and asked everyone I knew to try and explain this to me. I was completely confused and was over thinking it all. This video just cleared a bunch up for me. Now I feel a lot better about tomorrow's test. Thank you so much Mr. Rosengarten!
susnafdfg 1 year ago
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luvlaxlife 1 year ago 127
@luvlaxlife ohhhh yeah. don't you dare tell mom.. LOL
wkyliverpool 1 year ago
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chrisstevensjunior 11 months ago
what if the difference is exactly 0.4 would it be polar or nonpolar
AsakuraAvan 1 year ago
@AsakuraAvan 0-0.4 nonpolar, 0.5+ polar. According to NY State standards.
AvgAmericanSpeaks 1 year ago
bless you mark,you rock
bukkiy69 1 year ago
why only 11.7????
TheHiran123 1 year ago
why only 1.7
TheHiran123 1 year ago
Glad I found your video. You make it so easy to understand. Thanks!!!
xtraflo 1 year ago
man you are awesome....I really wish my professor taught like this...I finally feel like I understand it now. Thanks!!
paratroop82504 1 year ago
wt if we dun hv the electronegativity table? how are we gona no wts the difference is?
plz, our skl doesnt use electronegativity table... n i dun get how they determine whether they are polar or nt...
beatriceng23 1 year ago
chlorine is 3.0...
SlashersProductions 1 year ago
@SlashersProductions The New York State Chemistry Reference Tables lists chlorine as 3.2, and since that is the official document on which all New York State assessments are made, that is what I am going by. The Pauling scale lists Cl as having an electronegativity of 3.16. Please cite your reference to support your claim for 3.0. Thank you.
MarkRosengarten 1 year ago
@MarkRosengarten my reference is the chemistry book im using for as chemistry, but its turned out to be wrong in alot of places just ignore me.
SlashersProductions 1 year ago
@MarkRosengarten Why should ignore you? If you don't question these things, how will you ever learn? Besides which...there was always the chance that MY reference was wrong. That's why I asked for yours, so I could research it. My own work has plenty of typos in it. :)
MarkRosengarten 1 year ago
@MarkRosengarten If the electronegativity difference is between 0 and .4 then it's non polar. If the electronegativity difference is above .4 then it's polar...But the E.N.D is right at .4, is it still non-polar? Could it be considered polar too?
donshan123 1 year ago
@donshan123 According to New York State, 0.4 is nonpolar. I know other sources that say that only ZERO is nonpolar and anything greater than 0 is polar.
MarkRosengarten 1 year ago
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iamwilliamjiang 1 year ago
Adding the simile of the sharing siblings makes it clearer and easier to remember. Thank you.
abhira81 1 year ago
awesome videos, really helped me :D
jakker1000 1 year ago
thank you thank you thank you
my teacher was absolute crap my exam is right around the corner... :S
coffeeforcake 1 year ago
Jeeze, you are such an amazing teacher. My teacher is so lousy.
Thank you!
AngeMC92 1 year ago 2
I love this guy. Lol. It makes chem fun.
Iamrealify 1 year ago
thanx man deminstration was so helpful.
Replay54321 1 year ago
Thanks, well done.
Clugget 1 year ago
Is H-C and H-Cl also polar covalent like H-O and P-Cl? or is it called just 'polar' ?
LivviWasHere 1 year ago
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iimLovable 1 year ago 3
Sir you are the best teacher ever.
VNPrince 2 years ago
wow i wish i had this teacher!
LOL " mathtard"
VNPrince 2 years ago
Thank you so much!! This was very helpful. ^__^
kaylere 2 years ago
thanks !!..r a great teacher...
flaquis994 2 years ago
omg i get it =)
jaanemaani 2 years ago
haha....science hw and youtube
FlixArts 2 years ago
Can you be my chemistry teacher? I can't believe I pay so much money for tuition and a simple concept like this is not even explained by these deuschebag professors in the Chemistry Dept. at Hunter College.
XernaKlan 2 years ago
i know! i finally understand it now! Thanks, Mr. Rosengarten!
alizabo 2 years ago 7
I wish my chem teacher was as interesting as this guy
SupraCelican 2 years ago 72
@SupraCelican
And as enthusiastic.
clashdo 1 year ago
Mark Rosengarten is amazing!!! i totaly understand chemistry listening to his lectures!!i wish he was my teacher!!! thank you Mark for your contribution to chemistry and helping students understand this important subject much better!!! you're awesome!!!! <3
jannita420 1 year ago
@jannita420
this guy is a genious!!!! no one explains it better!!!! and that "one for you and one for me one for you and one for me" ....it actually helps u remember, as much as he's silly somethimes, it sticks with you!!!! Love this guy man!!!! thanks again!
jannita420 1 year ago
thnx!!!!!
mozez1994 2 years ago
This guy needs to be careful about what he is saying. He said nonpolar = an electronegativity difference BETWEEN 0 and 0.4. Instead he should have said FROM 0 to 0.4.
Afrocanuk 2 years ago
lol, he was having himself a grand old time there...one for you, one for me, one for you, one for me, one for you....
Aquaria2291 2 years ago 3
how do you find the electronegativity?
579fine 2 years ago
@579fine its in the reference table
MichMash94 2 years ago
u use the ref. table
irbenson 2 years ago
very helpful........ :) :) you're an excellent teacher by far!
stephnyh 2 years ago
thank you. pro teaching!!
jed424 2 years ago
thank you so much! this really help. wish you were my teacher!!! you are an awsome theacher!
yoshieljbf 2 years ago
thank you so much! haha this is so helpful
yuanzheng 2 years ago
You are amazing professor god bless you!:* i have chem exam ttmmrrooww you helped me alot:X:X
nakhsaz 2 years ago
thank you very much. great teacher wonderful love u!
shalgamgril 2 years ago
thank you!
FragFighter 2 years ago
You teach much better than my Chem professor who braggs about his Phd. all of the time.Haha. Thanks.
Break631 2 years ago
HAHA don't tell mom! you're hilarious...that's the kind of stuff that's going to make me remember this stuff.. THANKS!
Joshb60796 2 years ago
thanks u really helped me
devilboy7077 2 years ago
that was really helpful...why don't u upload a lecture on the different types of solids,their properties,structures ets,,,,plz...i really need 'em
bloodysea1 2 years ago
now i actually have a fighting chance of pasing my test
dannycolombian 2 years ago 2
I wish my bio. professor could be more like this guy...he explains it so much better!!!
jadestar22 2 years ago
fantastic.
CeliaGroeneveldt 2 years ago
Ahh, i get it now! thanks so much!
cassandarlynn513 2 years ago