Im studying this course since 4 months ago, and Ive been strugling a lot to understand, nobody explains as good as you, and then you see is so easy.. thank you so much please upload dmore videos with more difficult examples!
At the general chemistry level we'll either tell you how many ligands bond with the central atom or we'll provide you with simple rules (in my class I just tell students how many ligands there are, or make it known via chemical formula or name).
@@sangitakar6836 Unfortunately I don't have a PDF version. You can search for ISBN 978-1891389603 and you might get a good deal on a used book, since the book has been out for a while.
Im studying this course since 4 months ago, and Ive been strugling a lot to understand, nobody explains as good as you, and then you see is so easy.. thank you so much please upload dmore videos with more difficult examples!
Thank you so much for your great, easy, clear explanation!!!
Thank you so much for making this easier to understand!
Your knowledge competency based is 🔥 🔥
thanks a lot for your clear explanation.
if possible you can explain the ideal transition metal complexes in next video.. thanks
Why we fill d orbit first not s orbit and opposite of removal ?
how come metals like iron tend to create specific ions?
How do you know that you will need this number ligand to bond with central cation
At the general chemistry level we'll either tell you how many ligands bond with the central atom or we'll provide you with simple rules (in my class I just tell students how many ligands there are, or make it known via chemical formula or name).
@@marklingwood7811 thought which chemical formula
Please when balanceing redox reaction will you be informed about the medium in which you are balance or you have to know
dear sir, what textbook do you teach out of? Thank you so much for making these videos! They are very helpful.
We use General Chemistry 4th Edition by McQuarrie, Rock, and Gallogly. Glad the videos are helpful!
@@marklingwood7811 sir can u provide pdf of this book?
@@sangitakar6836 Unfortunately I don't have a PDF version. You can search for ISBN 978-1891389603 and you might get a good deal on a used book, since the book has been out for a while.
great vid i hate chem