Electronegativity - VERY THOROUGH (part 2 of 3)

[bocfat]

It's still not something u can understand the first time trough

[bethylaine]

Hey,

You should post a video about periodic trends. Specifically, explaining the differences between ionization potential and electron affinity.

[please1spare1me]

Thank you so much. I'm not sure if you're correct, but you sound very sure of yourself, know more about this subject than i do, and your statements make sense.

Please do students a favor and become a teacher (if you aren't already) because you are engaging and I've learned so much XD

[Nicotye]

why can I not find part 3 of 3?!  I'm on a roll understanding what you're saying and now I'm depressed!

[ArchNME]

where is part 3?

[dogshark2007]

My brain is not ready for this.

[unassumption]

Never thought about polarizability in that way before. There are different ways of measuring electronegativity maybe some give a bigger difference between carbon and sulpher

[unassumption]

It was explained to us in terms of shielding - electrons added to the same set of orbitals don't shield the positive charge of the nucleus from one another effectively so increasing nuclear charge is more effective.

I suppose the first people just looked at how things were reacting and had no clue about atomic structure but now we do, I'm unsure why a teacher would choose not to bring that into explanation.

I'm assuming its more advanced than this / this is a simplification anyway.

[sweetyarcher]

It was really helpful :) Thanks for explaining it so clearly! :)

[Xxd3cayxX]

Awesome video. Are you a chemistry major? Thanks for taking the time to explain some of these complex concepts in terms that most youtube watchers can possibly understand.

[MattCikra]

that was huge. thank you

[immortalrights]

you're unbelievably attractive and bright! this video was informative and pleasant to watch! thanks!

[Sarutahiko1]

@immortalrights wow thanks a lot im glad you liked the video.

-saru

[immortalrights]

no problem; not trying to be an internet kr33p; just giving credit where credit is due! :)

[DandAProjects]

i think you're thinking of the shielding effect as to why the electronegativity goes down when you go down the periodic table?

[Sarutahiko1]

yes, i believe i mention this by name? maybe it was in part 1 of 2.

thanks so much for watching and commenting!

saru

[Sarutahiko1]

yeah start watching from about 5:50 i refer to screening ..

[geethavel]

Wonderful--SO HELPFUL!

[aristotlepwns]

Thank you!! This is the best explanation I have seen for electronegativity!

[Sarutahiko1]

Thanks bro. A lot of the videos seen to the right --> do not even define it correctly.