Synthesis and Column Chromatography: Crash Course Organic Chemistry #25

[@ryanbd8354]

How long is this series planned to be? On behalf of all fellow chem students please don't end anytime soon!

[@madboycal7859]

Yes, what he said.

[@XanderGouws]

I believe 50 episodes. I never want it to end :(

[@howardbrandon11]

Probably 40-some episodes, like most of the rest of their courses. So that means we're currently about halfway through the series.

[@SW-bg3ht]

I totally agree!

[@SuperAndrewlove]

All in all it will be 50 episodes of organic chemistry goodness!

[@Frida2024]

Absolutely LOVED the experiment animations in this episode!! Brought back some of the more fun memories of ochem lab :D

[@nisalo]

Doing TLC in lab and watching this video makes everything even more interesting

[@tricktrick4940]

Are you a professional 😃??
Tell me more about it plzzzzz

[@usagitsukino8766]

I love this teacher. Her explanation is so clear!

[@beaono8997]

LOVED ! I seacherd for this video here a month ago and so glad you heard my prayers!

[@ATLrockforever]

Watching this just to see how much I remember from undergrad :’) it makes so much sense here but when I first learned about it I was 💯 p confused

[@chillsahoy2640]

Why did the chemist ask for a cuddle? Because they needed some TLC after doing The Literally Countless runs of TLC.

[@ShirinRose]

Accurate 😅

[@3thomasH]

Reminds me of my days in the lab.

[@trex0004]

WHOOOWWW YOU'RE INTO COLUMN CHROM NOW
Congrats !!!

[@kocengineering769]

Great mam I wanted this thanks for your help in this subject coz I may not be able to get it this easily

[@jennifergreenberg9477]

I would really love to assign these to my students more, but the person talks too fast for my grade level. Please consider making a series for 5-6th grade!

[@Tech.Library]

Great video

[@vongalaxygg4216]

The first 100 commenters/likers are the smartest and most dedicated fans. (im 11th btw)

[@nomnom112]

you sound like a real genius.

[@conspicuousgetawaycar8684]

Thank you.

[@gajanan7517]

Yes mam Gajanan Borude

[@psychologytricks5109]

Thanks for this and all your videos
Really like 👍

[@IgmuHammerer]

It just occurred to me by watching this video that using this in a series, one could detect the order of the strokes a painter used to create a masterpiece by testing the graduations of each pigment as they mix in the water or paint solvent mixing with the next stroke of new paint.

[@tricktrick4940]

999 IQ

[@henryelicker2403]

I hate when the TA yells at you for eating the silica

[@researchstudentacademy3512]

Nice video 👍

[@houssan3953]

The thumbnail is Travis McElroy, right? :D thank you for the videos!

[@SuperAndrewlove]

Actually that's me, but thank you haha I'll happily take that comparisson! :D

[@annarose932]

Could you do more videos on theatre and playwrights again please :)

[@tricktrick4940]

I wish i get to do flash chromatography and collect the pure product 🌚🤩

[@MatveiPB8]

Sería mejor si traduxen estos videos al Español

[@bernfran1313]

Wow.

[@1.4142]

oh no my grades

[@asharali2177]

Hello I downloaded the app

[@zaynjulien5817]

i need hank green

[@zacke6]

0:20 But im not Hugh tho...

[@Kairikey]

This episode is actually not that hard to understand, especially when I've watched some synthesis video on yt before like NileRed.

[@vaughnjohnson8767]

You are a man of culture

[@teamhaselmyer]

Chromo Tom's Assemble!

[@aaravraju8094]

hi

[@BaneLoki]

Can we get Hamilton Morris cameo an episode?

[@brainstormingsharing1309]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@goat1462]

I'm first here.

[@randomhumanbeing591]

not first

[@mquale7438]

First comment

[@thecommunistdoggo1008]

I failed my exam yesterday you're a bit late with the upload

[@bryanmavis8771]

Better late than never. At least you can understand the failure now

[@eagpacheco]

First :)