Thes things just blow me away. The fact that people discovered these things and then understood them with great detail from scratch is amazing. I really want to discover something one day :(
I’m about to take the final semester test on organic chemistry and aldehyde is one of the main themes (besides phenol, alcohol and acid carboxylic) in the test so this is very helpful
If you read Agatha Christie, you also know cyanide tastes like bitter almonds. Who figured that one out? "Hmmm this tastes like bitter almon......" Thud.
Question for someone in here smarter than me, My daughter has a Genetic Mutation that's caused various parts of her life to have challenges. One of the smaller issues we have is she always seems to easily get dehydrated or something. Because she gets elevated Urine Ketones all the time. Now I had a friend in Italy who said a Doctor over there told her to just give her kid Coca-Cola and it'll balance it out. Desperntly we tried this, she drank 8oz of coke and we also ran about 12 Oz of water through her. About an hour later her urine was a better shade of light yellow ( not the dark orange/amber) it was. Did the water help? Or is there something with the Chemistry of the Coke that actually helped?
Look up a Keto diets and ketoacidosis and it'll make sense. I don't think its the coke as much as it is the sugar. You could reproduce this effect by just giving her some juice in all likelihood. Taking everything I say with a massive grain of salt as I'm just a random guy on the internet, ketones in urine are the result of low blood sugar. Basically when your body has to rely on fat as a nutrition source, you see elevated ketone levels. When the body has the choice it will always prefer to use glucose however, and thus there will be no/lower ketones in the urine. Now why this blood sugar is low is far far beyond anything I could suggest. Again I'm just a random dude on the net, and need to be treated as such.
@@grigorigahan actually the most common cause of ketoacidosis isn't low blood sugar but low insulin levels, insulin is what brings the sugar in the cells where it is turned into atp, if the body isn't producing insulin or is resisting it for some reason the cells will start turning amino acids (lipids) into atp directly and that can form ketones leading to ketoacidosis in the body. Parent commenter, if your child has that problem again you should take your child to the hospital, if your in country with good healthcare they can run tests and make sure what the problem is and then treat it and teach you how to take care of your child at home. It could be low sugar levels or it could be low insulin or it could be something else, you won't know for sure without taking them to a doctor
No. They are related (biochem foundation is ochem). biochemistry is more with proteins but organic chemistry encompasses everything dealing with carbon
Is really that most of the Chemistry is only "applied Theory"? I mean, we can't see the forms of molecules , can we? Or how did scientist invent their forms or models to "represent" what happens in naturewe call Chemistry) ??? What Do you recommend me to read to solve this big question i can't find easily in Google??(i don't know how to search for " who creates the forms of molecules" ....i'm supposing they are models... Like mathematics... Well , i'm very comfused😉😩
My brain is melting
Thes things just blow me away. The fact that people discovered these things and then understood them with great detail from scratch is amazing. I really want to discover something one day :(
Maybe u will 😊
You know a mechanism is damn hard when even CrashCourse Organic Chemistry skips it
Just took my ochem final two days ago and now you guys post this smh. Haha thanks for the help this semester!
Thank you so much for uploading this video . Honestly needed it for organic chemistry revision.
Yes another one to watch!
Now if only there can be full courses of Crash Course Microbiology and CC Biochemistry.
I’m about to take the final semester test on organic chemistry and aldehyde is one of the main themes (besides phenol, alcohol and acid carboxylic) in the test so this is very helpful
Omg in my a-levels i will have to write about organic chemistry and i am so grateful for this overview, thankssss!
Wish these were available 5 years ago 😪
😓 but sure something else was available
5 hours 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Khan's academy course was, and it's more in depth
Wow! It's really necessary ❤
It increase my knowledge
Wow information density. Is this degree level? Such a lot of grammar to get!
great lesson !!
Hi
Fantastic Lecture.
The second I heard about the app, I clicked off the video and installed it, not even a second thought! Love your content
Just when i needed it
I'm a med student studying for Step 1. Why do I keep watching these?
Chemistry is sure intresting
When will be a Pchem crash course series?
If you read Agatha Christie, you also know cyanide tastes like bitter almonds. Who figured that one out? "Hmmm this tastes like bitter almon......" Thud.
Thank you for this very informative video!
Nice explanation
Great video
Can someone tell me how I'm subscribed to this channel when I've never even watched it before?...
Question for someone in here smarter than me, My daughter has a Genetic Mutation that's caused various parts of her life to have challenges.
One of the smaller issues we have is she always seems to easily get dehydrated or something. Because she gets elevated Urine Ketones all the time.
Now I had a friend in Italy who said a Doctor over there told her to just give her kid Coca-Cola and it'll balance it out.
Desperntly we tried this, she drank 8oz of coke and we also ran about 12 Oz of water through her. About an hour later her urine was a better shade of light yellow ( not the dark orange/amber) it was.
Did the water help? Or is there something with the Chemistry of the Coke that actually helped?
Look up a Keto diets and ketoacidosis and it'll make sense. I don't think its the coke as much as it is the sugar. You could reproduce this effect by just giving her some juice in all likelihood. Taking everything I say with a massive grain of salt as I'm just a random guy on the internet, ketones in urine are the result of low blood sugar. Basically when your body has to rely on fat as a nutrition source, you see elevated ketone levels. When the body has the choice it will always prefer to use glucose however, and thus there will be no/lower ketones in the urine. Now why this blood sugar is low is far far beyond anything I could suggest. Again I'm just a random dude on the net, and need to be treated as such.
@@grigorigahan actually the most common cause of ketoacidosis isn't low blood sugar but low insulin levels, insulin is what brings the sugar in the cells where it is turned into atp, if the body isn't producing insulin or is resisting it for some reason the cells will start turning amino acids (lipids) into atp directly and that can form ketones leading to ketoacidosis in the body.
Parent commenter, if your child has that problem again you should take your child to the hospital, if your in country with good healthcare they can run tests and make sure what the problem is and then treat it and teach you how to take care of your child at home. It could be low sugar levels or it could be low insulin or it could be something else, you won't know for sure without taking them to a doctor
Istg i just a video less than 5 minutes ago on the same topic. Coincidence? I think not!?
I'm breathing in the chemicals
Oi please make a video on the "war of the Oaken bucket" 😂😂😂
Do classical music episode pls!!!
😂😂
Is organic chemistry the same as biochemistry?
No. They are related (biochem foundation is ochem).
biochemistry is more with proteins but organic chemistry encompasses everything dealing with carbon
no but organic chemistry is a prerequisite to understanding biochemistry
Is really that most of the Chemistry is only "applied Theory"? I mean, we can't see the forms of molecules , can we? Or how did scientist invent their forms or models to "represent" what happens in naturewe call Chemistry) ??? What Do you recommend me to read to solve this big question i can't find easily in Google??(i don't know how to search for " who creates the forms of molecules" ....i'm supposing they are models... Like mathematics... Well , i'm very comfused😉😩
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That's a fact! Stay awesome!
you are the best person ever ;)
First comment yay! Great video
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