these videos are just amazing, I don't get why these videos don't have much views. these are amazing and very informational, not only that, it has amazing animation which makes it fun to watch. you should have more views and subscribers, keep up the good work!
Thank you so much! Your comment just made my day. It's definitely a lot of work put into these videos. I stopped posting for a few years, which probably affected the channel's numbers. So I am hoping these new videos get some eyes on them. Please help me spread the word 😊
Thank you for this video, kept it laymem for us simple plebs... Just one thing...I-RON is pronounced more like 'eye-urn' Much love from Manchester, England
Hi Martin! Thank you for the constructive feedback. You're absolutely right! I was pronouncing it incorrectly all these years 😅 Thank you again! Next time I say "iron", I will have your words in the back of my mind. Welcome to the channel! ❤
Both. You can think of atoms as team players and elements the actual teams they belong to. You have atoms (team players) that belong to the same team (element). Team players who belong to a team have the same chemical properties. So individually, you can be an hydrogen atom, but collectively you belong to team (element) hydrogen. :)
these videos are just amazing, I don't get why these videos don't have much views.
these are amazing and very informational, not only that, it has amazing animation which makes it fun to watch. you should have more views and subscribers, keep up the good work!
Thank you so much! Your comment just made my day. It's definitely a lot of work put into these videos. I stopped posting for a few years, which probably affected the channel's numbers. So I am hoping these new videos get some eyes on them. Please help me spread the word 😊
LMAO I'm not sure what TV show you're talking about but we were all obviously thinking about breaking bad 😂
Maybe. 👼😊
Thank you so much 😊
You're welcome 😊
It's Iron not Irin
it's nice and interesting... clearly understandable and solved my problem... great work👍👍
Glad to hear that. Thank you for the kind words, Kawleen!
@@JoaosLab you're welcome 😊 🙏
Thank you for this video, kept it laymem for us simple plebs...
Just one thing...I-RON is pronounced more like 'eye-urn'
Much love from Manchester, England
Hi Martin! Thank you for the constructive feedback. You're absolutely right! I was pronouncing it incorrectly all these years 😅 Thank you again! Next time I say "iron", I will have your words in the back of my mind. Welcome to the channel! ❤
And Aluminum is pronounced uh-loo-mi-num
Thank you very much. It was remarkable and interesting. 🤗😉
Nice video dude, thanks
You’re welcome! Glad you liked it 🙂
THANKU VERY MUCH SIR PLEASE MAKE VIDEO LIKE THIS..I
You're very welcome! We will continue making more of these videos. So stay tuned! 😊
thankyou, helped my bigger picture understanding
You're very welcome! 🙌
Thankyou so much.you solved my problem
You’re very welcome! 😊
thank you!
You're welcome! 😀
Is 1 hydrogen considered an atom or an element, and why?
Both. You can think of atoms as team players and elements the actual teams they belong to. You have atoms (team players) that belong to the same team (element). Team players who belong to a team have the same chemical properties. So individually, you can be an hydrogen atom, but collectively you belong to team (element) hydrogen. :)
ig its kind of useful
all i have to say is, bruh
bored?
Naah it was amazing