… what was your target audience for this video? I feel like I was just in the Romper Room Chem Lab. Seriously, I feel like the authors thought I was 8; I found the level of condescension actually distracting from the content of the video. I was assigned to watch this video for a junior-level college chem class. I'm left thinking: "What the *&%! was that, and why did I have to suffer through this? This came from MIT? What happened?" I seriously don't mean to offend; I just *really* dislike being patronized.
@Jhon Smith You can purify by using something that causes impurities to precipitate out… a lot of effort where there are often easier methods, to be sure, but nonetheless…
The video quality is like the vacuum filtration....
she's such an icon
okay, if you rinse your residual with solvent, wont your finished product have solvent in it, so would you distill the the solvent
It sounds like Franz Liszt in all of the music in these videos, maybe I am wrong maybe it is Debussy.
Hello!
7:16 I don't get the joke here. Could someone explain?
It was like she was holding something too heavy
It's a higher science joke, you wouldn't get it.
@@Chris-ni6pv Its some kind of science joke hes too american to understand
@@thered4048 lol imagine talking shit in the comments of a 10 year old chemistry tutorial
… what was your target audience for this video? I feel like I was just in the Romper Room Chem Lab. Seriously, I feel like the authors thought I was 8; I found the level of condescension actually distracting from the content of the video.
I was assigned to watch this video for a junior-level college chem class. I'm left thinking: "What the *&%! was that, and why did I have to suffer through this? This came from MIT? What happened?"
I seriously don't mean to offend; I just *really* dislike being patronized.
Same buddy
@Jhon Smith You can purify by using something that causes impurities to precipitate out… a lot of effort where there are often easier methods, to be sure, but nonetheless…