This channel is a gold mine. My gen chem professor explains everything as if his students were an academic conference attendees so during his lectures there is barely any explaining whatsoever. Your work does not go unnoticed! Thanks, Chad!
Non-bonding electrons can be paired or unpaired. A 'lone pair' of electrons would be paired non-bonding electrons. But if you have a 'radical' then you have an unpaired non-bonding electron. Hope this helps!
This channel is a gold mine. My gen chem professor explains everything as if his students were an academic conference attendees so during his lectures there is barely any explaining whatsoever. Your work does not go unnoticed! Thanks, Chad!
Glad you are enjoying the channel - keep on digging for all the nuggets of gold!
1:32 This guy is hilarious, he really puts his all into teaching, I love it.
So glad I was demonstrating the tetrahedral rather than the linear geometry at 1:32!😉
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Cool teacher, taking general chemistry and this really helps. Keep up the good work!
Thanks and glad you're finding this playlist helpful! Happy Studying!
wow very amazing l wish you were my teacher thank you very much.
You're welcome Eyerusalem! Glad you've been finding my gen chem videos helpful!
Is non bonding electrons the same as unpaired?
Non-bonding electrons can be paired or unpaired. A 'lone pair' of electrons would be paired non-bonding electrons. But if you have a 'radical' then you have an unpaired non-bonding electron.
Hope this helps!
Thank you!
Where can we get your cheat sheets?
They are included with my General Chemistry Master Course which you can find here: courses.chadsprep.com/courses/general-chemistry-1-and-2