I am taking a material science course right now and I cannot thank you enough for explaining this. Wikipedia will never be more useful than a human explaining these things!
very nice video, but the explanation the kinetics is a bit oversimplified to the point where it becomes somewhat incorrect. The increase in phase I can be explained by more and more micelles being "switched on" as the initiator, or more accurately short propagating oligomeric species enter micelles. The phase II is where the reaction rate remains constant as the maximal amount of micelles are switched on. If another propagating species enters an already switched on micelles, it will be switched off. As pointed out correctly in the video, also fresh monomer must enter the micelles from the monomer droplets through the bulk phase.
I am taking a material science course right now and I cannot thank you enough for explaining this. Wikipedia will never be more useful than a human explaining these things!
Thanks for the video.
I'm French, so I don't understand all you said. But with the draws, it's easier.
No problem thank you for watching.
Very good! Please upload more videos. Enjoyed it!
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What's the difference between a micelle and a monomer droplet?
nice, simple and clear :D
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very nice video, but the explanation the kinetics is a bit oversimplified to the point where it becomes somewhat incorrect. The increase in phase I can be explained by more and more micelles being "switched on" as the initiator, or more accurately short propagating oligomeric species enter micelles. The phase II is where the reaction rate remains constant as the maximal amount of micelles are switched on. If another propagating species enters an already switched on micelles, it will be switched off. As pointed out correctly in the video, also fresh monomer must enter the micelles from the monomer droplets through the bulk phase.
What hardware and software are you using? Thanks
sir please comment all your lecture in written form