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hello there! im a polymer engineering students and i find your lectures very helpful and interesting! i was wonderind if you can make a video regarding on the end to end distance and their affects on long range steric interactions. :)
annaasul91 3 months ago
Dont watch this. This is old information and totally false.
CfFial 8 months ago
what is isomerism?
joejacksonriley 1 year ago
i hate homework!
maxco23 2 years ago
At 4:00 he said an amide bond is formed; an ester bond, not an amide, was in-fact formed.
SetTheCurve 2 years ago
After years of working with elastomers, this is the nicest introduction I have ever seen to their elastic behavior. Congratulations professor.
Stratosrider 2 years ago
Such a passionate lecturer. Wish my chem prof....
nicmiller 2 years ago
Saves energy which should appeal to you.
Ednily 2 years ago
i have pushed it, all it does is make the suroundings go dark, but why do u need it??
RandomMac5 2 years ago
Why don't you push it and find out you lazy bastard?
Ednily 2 years ago