About Chemical Bonding
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- Опубликовано: 10 май 2024
- I couldn't sleep right ever since I uploaded that explaining chemistry for electricity video, because I didn't go in depth far enough, so here's a quickly made video about bonds... I should also clarify that whilst ScrapScience helped me with the explaining chemistry for electricity, I did NOT make this video with harry, so if anything here is wrong, blame me
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sigma bond 🗿
when my teacher says that i cannot stop thinking in brainrot.
the sigma bond inded it's because it's formed between s orbitals (π and Δ are named for that too) but they are not the only ones forming them. The sigma bond in Cl2 for example it's between 2 p orbitals overlapping frontally, then, having the same rotational simmetry as a s-s sigma bond.
d orbitals can also make σ bonds and π bonds. What defines the σ, π or Δ bond it's the simmetry, how they overlap.
I was wondering the same thing, because electrons make just as many full periods of a wave around the nucleus in one full orbit as their principal quantum number, so naturally the second shell looks like a peanut because it's electron needs to dip up and down twice in a revolution, but since the peanut shaped cloud is made up of the same number of electrons as the spherical first shell, then that means it's probably longer, but then that'd mean sigma bonds can no longer form because the second shell would always be in the way for taking the place as the first bond! So of course all shells must be capable of sigma overlap, otherwise the structure of methane(CH4) and a lot of molecules would no longer make sense with existing models!
My teacher felt bad for me when I actually asked such a question 😅. He showed me like 10 - 15 examples and showed s is not σ, p is not π and d is not δ. I even asked the equivalent bond for the f orbital. He said enough of your dumb thinking and go study.
Now I am kind of getting the doubt because the discussion is going on. Is there really an equivalent bond of f orbitals? Like a φ bond? (Seriously that’s the only letter I could come up with for the F or Ph sound….)
@@vishwakmusic9314 Yes, there is a phi bond, I also didn't MAKiT clear enough in the video, but yes, sigma, pi, delta and so on can form between higher orbitals too
@@MAKiTHappen Wow! Thank you sir! I feel great that one of my favourite RUclipsr is actually replying, which most popular or famous ones don’t do! Love your videos and love your way of teaching which is funny, intuitive with all of the animations and understandable. You deserve more subs. Love from India!
Ffs algorithm do your job and give this guy some views.
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There are no hinges on this man. He has accepted just how unhinged the joy of discovery is. Watching you realize the sigma/pi/delta thing absolutely made my face light up, its the kind of realization i always tried to get from my students when teaching chemistry. You're doing great, dude!! Keep it up! (also, i would really appreciate if you put some more visual differences between your streaming thumbnail and your video thumbnails, because i often miss your videos while scrolling among the daily streams)
I'm really glad you liked that bit, because that's precisely why I wanted to share it. The moment when it clicks
Also I realized that my stream thumbnails were a bit misleading in this way a couple of days ago, and so from now on they all have a single colour to differentiate
This stuff deserves more views
TYSMMM I LITERALLY DO NOT UNDERSTAND HOW THAT ELECTRON CLOUND THINGY WORKS AND MY ORG CHEM IS GOING SHIT, BUT THIS SAVED ME
I would like to thank the RUclips Algorithm for giving me this video before the chem test that I absolutely should've studied for
this is brilliant, I have my chem exam on friday and chemistry screws me over lol
Just commenting to make the algorithm notice because holy this channel is underrated
Soon makit sensei will blow up youtube community, i predict, 1 million sub is guarented in year 2024. Thank you for quality content. :)
my man , i hope from the bottom of my heart that you will , one day blow up , and your chanel make it’s way up in the top . You are doing a great job and i hope you will not give up making this type of videos
He has done it again! I can’t tell you how greatful I am for these wonderfully presented videos!
dude this video came right in time,
i have a chemistry final coming up and THIS HELPED A TON
wait wtf, insanely high quality video. Great channel and editing!
Thank you for carrying my GPA
GPA?
@@vishwakmusic9314GPA.
@@vishwakmusic9314 "Grade Point Average", i guess.
Bro, your explanation is truly most simplest any easy to understand, I watched your Chemistry for Electricity video and a couple more, they are really worth watching. I am still wondering why you don't get much views, really algorithm needs to get this man some views.
I wish this was here when I was in my chemistry class I never understood orbitals but now I do! ❤ great job explaining it makit. you cooked with this video. here king you dropped this 👑
2 videos within a week!? thank you 🙏
If only you made this before the AP chem test
Bro is saving my life with his videos ❤
Thankysm this is one of the most confusing and longest chapter in our book
Delta bonds caught me off guard. I did not know that😳
New makit, let's go!!!!
How do you make these animations? They are incredible. I also love your math ones if you tell how you do those also.
Wow, good way of teaching! I love your videos alot ^^
Good work, Keep it up.
Hope you reach alot of subs and views!
Makit, you are simply spectacular. I haven't seen anyone on this platform like you at all! Please never stop making videos, I love these so much.
Great vid, first discovered your channel through your computer science related videos, crazy how u know so much about various different areas!
Back to back with the content
🫵🙌🤙Thankyou very much! Great edits and transitions
w your help is much appreciated in helping me understand difficult concepts
Thank you sensei
thank you
Holy crap I was waiting for this video for my entire life. Not even sarcasm.
You are too underrated
Another comment - a way to escape the "particles are balls" idea when explaining it is to ask the question "are these particles touching"? When understanding that "touching" means "to affect the position of", then "touching" just means "interacting". So the question of "are these two particles touching" when they are next to each-other is "they are are already touching, because they are interacting". This, I hope, will sell the idea that the concept of size breaks down even at large scales.
The video is really good but you forgot to say that in an ionic bond the positive ion pulls towards itself the electrons from the negative ion so you have a bit of covalent character. Also you oversimplified metallic bonding, It can be veiwed as delocalised covalent bonding because positive metallic ions will still pull electeons towards their orbitals. Also forgot dative bonding
I do like your table, but Jessie, we need to cook
Your voice is amazing.
Funny and informative.
Youre hella underrated i swear
Great channel! Hope this comment helps you with the algorithm
You are the coolest
lmao this video feels more like MAKiT using Blender over a clip of him yapping about chemistry on his live stream
MAKIT FOR THE VIEWS!!!!!
Bro u winning ❤
I love these videos but I really want him to make one about physics
I mean theres his quantum mechanics one
@@algirdasltu1389 I know but that's it. Nothing about classical, electromagnetic etc
@@phys973right now he’s in a chemistry phase but I’m sure he’s gonna do some physics at one point
I am actually working about a classical mechanocs video right now, it's just a really big one so it will take some time to complete
Those pill bottles are made of what? Mine just bounce as they are plastic.
12:00 sigma balls
20:56 weak force? nah, that's just the eletromagnetic force
are you even reading comments or just giving Hearts. Anyways, bro you are doing great!!
I'm reading every single one
the graphic is the most special stuff that saperate you from others youtubers...; 😂😂.
Hmmmm i wonder why that flask has burn marks….
At 17:02 the vid repeated a lil o.O also very interesting video, youtube really should promote this rather than that brainrot stuff lol.
Is this the video you made in like 1 day?
Nooo... it took me like 36 hours
commenting for the algorithm
makit 🤑
I wonder what's stopping you from literally taking a 12th/11th textbook and creating a video on the topics discussed in it. Because when I see your videos, I notice how the syllabus literally matches my 11th chemistry syllabus
Also, I have a small suggestion (if you are ever thinking of doing that). Try Maharashtra 12th chemistry textbook chapter one (you can easily find it's pdf with 1 google search, first result.) Because you are literally sooooo good with render and visualization of these things. Chapter one is literally filled with so much need for visual interpretation, I am struggling to imagine it while studying. I bet that chapter alone has 30 diagrams, its trying to describe 3D spacial things on a 2d book page.
no flippin way..
alright is there a f bond 😱😵🤯
There actually is a phi bond
@@MAKiTHappen no way (he replied)