Atomic Structure Overview | Cell Biology | Biochemistry

Segment from the program Biochemistry I: Atoms, Ions, and Molecules. To purchase this program please visit http://www.greatpacificmedia.com/

Category:

Education

Tags:

• Atomic Structure
• atoms
• nucleus
• protons
• neutrons
• orbitals
• electrons
• atomic number
• helium
• atom
• carbon atom
• hydrogen atom
• isotopes
• radiation
• carbon 12
• carbon 14
• outer orbital
• cell
• biology
• biochemistry

[rockctct]

This will be great for my high school biology class. Nicely demonstrated and explained.

[greatpacificmedia]

@rockctct Glad we could help

[RosesGem]

So amazingly explained... thorough and comprehensive. Thank you!!!!!!!

[13CrimsonFox]

This is really helpful, thank you.

[12leeandrea10]

great i luv it alot

[norbyist]

@buzaiandras: Maybe there are special cases of electrons moving that slowly, but as far as i know, the notion of moving almost at the speed of light is true for most electrons.

[becomingme2]

how did u guys nail it so precisely? excellent

[kukurbituril]

Nice video. Only one think I find misleading and that ia the size of particles. In fact the nucleus is 100000 smaler that the size of the atom. And this informatin is missing in the video.

[MultiAlliot]

Very good video

[jonnamaejoson]

tnx a lot 4 dis video. . .:]

[buzaiandras]

At time 0:40 - 0:42 in this video you state that the electrons travel around the nucleus at nearly the speed of light.

Are you sure this is correct? Isn't the speed at which the electrons orbit around the nucleus different for different types of atoms. And in some types of atoms in fact the speed of electrons is much much slower than the speed of light? About only around 0.7 -1% of speed of light?

I only ask because I read in different sources about this and I don't know which one is correct.

[danidamofa]

HOLLY SHIT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!