crystallographic directions

[@josephshattell3534]

You are literally a godsend. You explained in 7 minutes what my professor hasn't been able to do in 12 weeks. Thank you!

[@navaneethkrishna385]

haha 😄 :)

[@battatebochra1450]

Same to me 🙂oh god

[@_abhishekpal]

Bruh

[@dnrfrank]

makes me wonder what I'm paying for

[@aleyaboatwright7737]

Thank you kindly Linda! Two years of Nano crystallographic lessons condensed into 7 minutes! I sincerely appreciate your instruction!

[@abadira]

I don't usually comment on educational videos, butI have been confused about how Miller Indices work for what feels like forever! Your trick for factoring out numbers larger than one just gave me a breakthrough. Thank you!

[@lvanasup]

+aaa2sing
Nice! I'm glad it helped

[@LoLStaticX]

Finally a clear explanation of this thing =) !!
Thanks from Brazil!

[@charlesnumber2152]

that moment wen you are confused before the exam and you find the break through..that info is very helpful .I wuldnt waste my time to go and see the lecturer..U THE BEST

[@rojdahavinmengunogul5258]

I'm watching from Turkey, I don't understand in my own language, I understood it from here, thank you endlessly

[@LordS71]

pipi

[@sadgzl]

Thanks a lot. I confused about Transmission electron microscopy course that I took with lack of knowledge, you save my life madam.

[@Martyr9991]

I couldn't find anyone explaining what directions of form or the "families" were or how to use them. This was very helpful. Thanks a bunch!

[@imaginemyrain]

Wow this is going to help me so much for my midterm, thank you so much! You are brilliant.

[@KavinSivaneri]

One of the simplest way to explain, definitely gonna recommend for the students, thanks!!!

[@OnePiece_Realm]

I have a fluid mechanics background, and I have almost zero ideas about crystal structures. This video was the first one that I could actually learn with watching it only once! great work! i'm just gonna hit that subscribe button which is the least i can do to motivate you to keep the good work. thank you again!

[@johnezekieltandog1885]

Thank you, you don't know Ma'am how I appreciate and understand more your lecture aside from my modules. It's crystal clear!!! I hope you're safe and sane Ma'am. Thank you

[@ivonaidenov]

The best on the internet!!!! Thanks, its better than my proff

[@ahmeds4]

Awesome! I couldn't understand this in multiple lectures of one hour long. I just did with you in a couple of minutes. Thanks a lot!

[@msaleh93]

thank you for having an amazing and not a revolting voice unlike another video i was trying to watch

[@lauraahmetaj2370]

Thank you so much for making this so easy to understand! Best resource that I have come across by far.

[@FrankNStein-hx6zt]

you're a legend linda, absolutely sensational

[@lydiabarney]

Okay this saved my butt, literally the best way to explain it tysm love from quarantine

[@santhosh3374]

Hahaha Same thing. Btw online videos are much better than online class

[@tylerfalkosky7971]

I think they draw the line out of the cube to show that it can exist as any length. A unit vector describes the slope therefore the red line is just a part of a direction.

[@muhammadshakhawathossain7535]

This is probably the best explanation on crystallographic directions. Thank you so very much for clearing all my confusions :-)

[@LNasterio]

NOW this is MUCH BETTER than the ones explained by those professors.

[@-igor-]

I chose your video on the random basis. I think your explanations are pretty much straightforward. Thank you!
As a matter of fact, I think that red arrows going beyond the cell are not that much confusing. :)

[@inevitable008]

wonderful! this helps clear up how to do those negative directions easily

[@Idontknow-to7yr]

Thank you very match madam from Algeria 🇩🇿,stay safe and healthy.

[@rumbidzaiphoto1399]

Thank you Ma'am, all the way from Zimbabwe 😊

[@hasaninsaad6390]

So helpful thank you so much
Its the best explain in RUclips

[@yarynashkutyak4156]

Thank you so much, everything is clear now!

[@kamalostosbo8514]

j'ai un examen demain et cette tuto m'a aider a reviser merci

[@dctrbi6732]

Thank you from Algeria 🇩🇿👩🏻‍🎓

[@veekm5905]

Thank you! That book is really good - I was having a really hard time figuring out what the heck was going on in Atkins and had resorted to wading through Sands - your video really helped me out! Really wish I had this in college!

[@shareef3743]

I was so confused about this, now it's all clear. thank you madame :)

[@Leroythtsme911]

Learning in 2021, revising for my final, THANK YOU!

[@antheaellis17]

Thx a lot! Great video! This is very helpful to my mid term exam!

[@poco5789]

i totally understanded about direction index. thank you very much!

[@zeke2798]

Thank you so much , I wish that you are well

[@Makwayne]

This is so great, i'm really grateful. Thank You!

[@wasabah1st]

I was looking everywhere, but for the love of god could not understand how it works when there is a negative number.
Thank you so much!

[@salsalo8826]

what do you do if you have two negative directions like [-1-1 0] do you pick x or y?

[@ΚωνσταντίνοςΛαζαρίδης-ξ9ι]

Thank youuuu! You were so cute and helpful😊

[@sumairimtiaz1901]

Fantastic, That's some easiest teaching

[@SergeantButters]

man as much as i love this video its really sad how much money i pay for my professors to fail to teach simple concepts like this

[@izamarrazhi1604]

Amazing, you're so helpful, Thank You

[@anikdebnath1355]

Thanks for explaining so easily.

[@cryptsampro]

Thanks a lot... it's very much helpful

[@sajibanindadhar6453]

The video was really helpful. Thanks a lot. However, the drawn [-110] direction is incorrect here.

[@abdalrhmannegm6227]

Fantastic, isn't there any other about Miller indicies?

[@nitishsaini1783]

Just thnks for life i ws so cnfsd before..u best

[@mspeaker08]

Thanks alot Linda

[@anasourchane8250]

Thanks alooooot .... It s very helpful

[@abebe7017]

Can you please explain how to draw this plane (236). I do not understand where to use the LCM and the inverse of the numbers to find the plane of the miller indices. Thank you!!!

[@omanshdhawan1551]

Can the end point in determining the Miller indices for directions lie on a plane? Yes or no

[@claranyman5708]

Woohoo, I'm using the same book as in this video! Very practical.

[@mohanadalkaales5991]

great, amazing way to explain it, just if it would have included the physical meaning of these directions then I would love you for ever.
Thank you a lot.

[@davidkk1166]

There are heroes who don't need to have superpowers.

[@kekeenert7769]

Thanks from Jamaica! :)

[@tvndvne]

Thank you so much !
From Mozambique

[@walidossodi2200]

oh my god i had never been so confused like that " the miller confusion"

[@MuhaiminMareumKhan]

This was brilliant. Thanks a lot!

[@Mahmoud-xi8ky]

Great explanation!

[@simrannahar8262]

very very well explained, tysm!

[@viniciushora9173]

thanks from Brazil

[@ScholarStream_25]

Also best in 2020
And will be in the coming future.
Thanks madame

[@vedparulekar478]

Dear ma'am, if we are asked to draw the crystallographic direction given by the Miller indices [333], then shouldn't this direction be the same as that given by the Miller indices [111]

[@chantszkin2635]

Thanks from Hong Kong

[@ehtishamhassan6744]

Thank you … 30 mint to quizzz saved me

[@tshimangadzomahada7890]

Still the best in 2020✨✨

[@jasonRhawt]

thanks, but i want to know what if there are two negative and one postive?

[@plugnchug4638]

wow so young and explained sowell. so good thank u!!!!

[@yousifbasim103]

[how you determine the direction[ -212

[@lukesutton7935]

Your examples were awesome! Chur for that!! You should be a teacher!

[@joshuas3897]

Thank you very much, this was extremely helpful!

[@vikasrpawar2557]

Simply explained.... Thank you mam!

[@gijs6560]

But how do you determine the slip directions?

[@kaoneramorula1196]

Thank you so much!! much understood

[@10LeoST]

Amazing!!! Great tutorial thanks

[@moussaboubeka2461]

thanks a lot for this video i advice student to watch it soooo amazing thanks again

[@wisehead1830]

Thanks that helped so much

[@veggiesplant]

Mam, how to do,[103] ,[121] if 1 and 2 are negative (x and y)

[@ntonyjaime_]

It did, thank you!!!

[@thirstfast1025]

I learned to say it "bar one"., is that incorrect?

[@arunkrishnanak7982]

Thank you. It was very useful.

[@olusolapelumi6660]

I'm grateful!

[@smaragdina333]

WHY this video only appeared to me exactly one day after my cristallography exam?

[@the.activist.nightingale]

Thank You!I was so confused about this!

[@navjotbharj6224]

This 7 minute video is equivalent of 2 hrs of book reading this topic.

[@mahmoudmohammed3526]

a great teacher .. thank you very much :)

[@ahmedsoliman9594]

amazing am so happy thank you very nice and easy

[@justanothergoogleuser]

Thanks , it helped a lot

[@mohamedadel2321]

This really helped, Thank alot !!

[@nahtanojpaex]

Much better than my prof!!!

[@s....982]

thank u mam for clearing my confusion

[@p1u2n3e4e5t6]

superb, maza aa gaya behna (Y)

[@maddy7o7]

that's helped! Thank you from Switzerland! :D

[@aakrk3839]

what about 1 2 -1 and 0 1 -1 direction ? these to direction just confusing me :(

[@mitulvasava2411]

how to define Angle between [ 101 ] direction in cube??

[@anoop85nair]

Thank you from India

[@nerovilio]

What if there is only [13]

[@nickmitchell2961]

Best video ever!

[@TerryKambao]

Really helpful 😊

[@almutassim1]

Thanks, helped alot