Thank you for the effort of uploading new content. And congratulations! I imagine being a father as an amazing and transforming experience. Greetings from spain.
Hi! New-ish follower. I understand the scope of your content is geared towards students taking higher level college or uni classes. You asked for suggestions, and though I am no longer a student, having long since retired, I have a fascination with learning and chemistry. You asked for suggestions and I have one. I would like a better understanding of salt-bridge chemistry. I have seen several videos that attempt to use different materials to make the bridge, gelatin (vice agar), cotton balls stuffed in a tube, ceramic clay pots and so on. Making sodium hydroxide from salt, or making weak acids, that kind of thing. What is really necessary for the bridge? Would a merely porous substance work like ceramic or does it actually require a salt in the material of the bridge? Would string work using capillary action? Again , I understand your audience may be beyond questions like these, perhaps they are more suited for a Mr.Wizard's channel. However, your take on the subject would be helpful. Thank you.
I'd be happy to see a video on functional groups if you get the time. Also, I watched a podcast over on Dr. Matt & Dr. Mike (about Glycolysis) the other day and thought it was such a good format for discussing topics: details that wouldn't ordinarily emerge in a lecture did in conversation and it felt quite a natural approach. The podcasts are supplementary discussion to lecture videos... I don't know if you've got a science buddy, but it's worth looking at if you want to try something new in addition once in a while. Like I say, I only mention it becuase it was so enjoyable to watch, never seen it before regarding science topics! 😉👍
Hi Peter! I'll definitely put this on my list. In the meantime, perhaps this video from my channel will help a bit. czcams.com/video/925nAlraFT0/video.html
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Thank you for the effort of uploading new content.
And congratulations!
I imagine being a father as an amazing and transforming experience. Greetings from spain.
Hi! New-ish follower. I understand the scope of your content is geared towards students taking higher level college or uni classes.
You asked for suggestions, and though I am no longer a student, having long since retired, I have a fascination with learning and chemistry.
You asked for suggestions and I have one.
I would like a better understanding of salt-bridge chemistry. I have seen several videos that attempt to use different materials to make the bridge, gelatin (vice agar), cotton balls stuffed in a tube, ceramic clay pots and so on.
Making sodium hydroxide from salt, or making weak acids, that kind of thing.
What is really necessary for the bridge? Would a merely porous substance work like ceramic or does it actually require a salt in the material of the bridge? Would string work using capillary action?
Again , I understand your audience may be beyond questions like these, perhaps they are more suited for a Mr.Wizard's channel.
However, your take on the subject would be helpful.
Thank you.
I'd be happy to see a video on functional groups if you get the time. Also, I watched a podcast over on Dr. Matt & Dr. Mike (about Glycolysis) the other day and thought it was such a good format for discussing topics: details that wouldn't ordinarily emerge in a lecture did in conversation and it felt quite a natural approach. The podcasts are supplementary discussion to lecture videos... I don't know if you've got a science buddy, but it's worth looking at if you want to try something new in addition once in a while. Like I say, I only mention it becuase it was so enjoyable to watch, never seen it before regarding science topics! 😉👍
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Can you explain H-NMR splitting? I always feel like there’s a rule im forgetting when I do it.
Hi Peter! I'll definitely put this on my list. In the meantime, perhaps this video from my channel will help a bit. czcams.com/video/925nAlraFT0/video.html
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Please, make a video about reactions of benzene and friedel craft reactions
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