110: #7 Single Double and Triple covalent bonds.wmv

[@tashmo680]

Thanks for the clarity and using 2 different examples for each . Extremely confident and comfortable now

[@Royalstar369]

Great teacher

[@orangebiostudent]

That's great, I'm glad it helped!

[@vanshikaagrahari907]

Thankyou sir I got all my doubts cleared here

[@humazehra8925]

Best video ever...I didn't thought it was that easy

[@sosenamellese428]

Thanks 😊

[@bhumimonga]

Really thankful to you 🤗🤗

[@juliecastro7764]

Thank you! This really helped! I finally get it, it's so simple!

[@bhumimonga]

Haven't imagined this would be that easy😊..gbu

[@crystalyounker]

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[@shankarsmartshankar5962]

It's very useful

[@aasthavijayvargiya6304]

excellent video ... helped a lot

[@moonyt5449]

u r legend ! thanks bro

[@xandozunsri8560]

Thank you, this is what im looking for, i was so frustrated, why sometime the N only one bond to the other N. why sometimes triple bond, so i was confuse to decide which average bond enthalpy should i use, but this video helped me. now i am relaxed. thank you

[@josueconado4968]

Thank you💕

[@kshitijazende08]

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[@emmanuelhowell8678]

your video is very helpful

[@ashfaqrahman8497]

Helped a lot

[@Elizren]

Thanks so much

[@ParthSareen]

really great video overall tho!

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Very helpful

[@tabassumkhan-cc3kw]

helped alot

[@randomcreator8925]

Tq

[@ParthSareen]

two electrons would go on N for CH3NH2

[@paintingsnmuseums]

Very clear

[@bikashyadav9501]

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