Ionic and covalent bonding example

[Daski69]

SOMEONE PLEASE ANSWER

I know that in an ionic bond the ions attract eachother due to electric forces.

I know that in a metallic bond the metal atoms share each others electrons and that the electrons flow freely around each nucleus in the bond, thus allowing metal to give way to electricity.

What I am wondering about in regards to covalent bonds is whether the molecules, be it H or O or whatever, bond due to electric forces or do they work the same way as in a metallic bond?

THANKS

[MiamiHeat87]

Best science video I have ever seen!

[retox]

LOL. Kinda cold to show the Hindenburg disaster as a chemical example.

[eagleduzt]

I thought the hindenburg thing just happened because the hindenburg was blown up with hydrogen which is very reactive so it caught on fire, so that is why they use helium now cause it is less reactive?

[nerfman302]

thanks

[legowar10]

lol a POP sound had made when oxygen and hydrogen mixed with that fire :D

[Jamesisshit]

lol hindenburg

[SmallKid92]

But if I run, on close inspection, water is formed on the surface of my skin! And if I can let it dry, a white solid called table salt is formed, omg am I what or WHAT?!

[KleptomaniacKid]

very helpful

[RanqeOwnez]

very helpfull.

[bxfinestladiie]

I LOVE HOW YOU ACTUALLY GET TO SEE IT VISUALLY HAPPENING THAT IS SO COOL! THUMPS UP IF YOU AGREE!

[cvunit]

useful, I'm a visual person, when teachers tell u these things ur just like wtf... but when you watch like this it makes more sense.

[Wintendows]

lol here is the same reaction in a different setting (shows Hidenburg disaster)

[HisHighnessSajjad]

Very helpful.

Yeah, I agree, that Sodium was a bit cheesy ;-)

[YvonneAline1]

So what happend there? Did they react together or do they bound?

[JOKRKING3]

looks like a rock



[YUTOOBJUNKE]

whynot make that as the next fuel? looks extreamly combustible to me..

[Andrewh313]

Did 36 people have to die for me to learn about chemistry?

[markm856]

@Andrewh313 when you get in college and take a chemistry course it gets more difficult and they'll show you atomic bombs dropped on Japan

[vmelkon]

That's one hell of a ending.

[XL3D3V1LZX]

this video sucks! even my mum's pussy is better

[kurdishboy94]

@XL3D3V1LZX yo man keep that shit to your self not everyone is a infidel like you

[arikitten]

oh my god why cant my chem class be like this

[EllChrTie]

Hahaha. The ending was so unexpected.

[globbo100]

Oooooh!! The Humanity!

[ncPsychosis]

amazing

[0goo]

ooOOOOooOoOoOO can u make another vid cept with aluminum and chlorine(aluminum chloride)? :D

[julianajuliana]

That sodium makes me hungry... I just want to take a bite of that

[SolRosenberg84]

It looks like silver bubblegum.

[X9Intelectual]

@julianajuliana sodium is cake? yes, no

[inthebluescrossroad]

wow, way better than science class

[robertwc82]

"here is a same reaction in a diferent setting, ho hum". yes yes, very witty...PEOPLE ARE DYING IN THAT ZEPPLIN YOU FUCKING INSENSITIVE ASS-WIPE!!!!!!

[xibbox]

@robertwc82

u do have a point

[nooody2010]

thaaaaanks alot but could u please translate it to arabic pleeeeeeaaaaaase

[Alaaiko]

Thanks

[Search4Knowledge]

Awesom! Thanks!

[pochintwin]

The Hindenburg is burning because its material that contains the hydrogen not the hydrogen itself, hydrogen blowup instantaneous causing the fire.