Hey Toad. You should do what my students do. They all use my website: Check out www.sciencemusicvideos.com/ap-bio-student-welcome/ Let me know if you have any questions! Mr. W
I’m so glad. it might be really helpful to you to try out my interactive tutorial about functional groups. You can access it for free with a free trial. Go to learn-biology.com/ap-biology-v2-0-main-menu/ap-bio-unit-1-main-menu/functional-groups-v2-0/
Thanks, Smash! Next year (after I finish my interactive biology curriculum at www.sciencemusicvideos.com) I plan to make MANY more of these instructional videos. I hope they'll still be useful to you! Mr. W
sciencemusicvideos I hope so. I’m a biology major and in my first semester Bio 100. Many courses ahead of me so I’m sure I will use your videos and site for a good deal of time to come.
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Hi Cristian, Thanks so much for this great comment. Setting up patreon is on my list. In the meanwhile, if you want to support my efforts, you can subscribe to my website (www.sciencemusicvideos.com), which is $20, and it it gets you access to all of my interactive tutorials (a win for for both of us). Get your friends to subscribe to. Or buy a T-shirt or a mug! Thanks for your support! Mr. W
Hi Sir, for the amino, I’m curious as to why it can pick up another hydrogen if it’s already bonded to 2 H and also the carbon chain. Doesn’t ammonia only have 3 bonding site?
Hey. thanks for this question. I'm a biology teacher, so this isn't my strong point, but here's how I understand it. In the NH2 functional group, the nitrogen has 3 covalent bonds: one with carbon, and two with each hydrogen. But that leaves nitrogen with another pair of valence electrons. These two electrons form a coordinate covalent bond with a third hydrogen, creating a + 1 charge. If you email me at biologyquestions@learn-biology.com I can email you back a sketch that a chemistry teacher buddy of mine, Aaron Glimme, drew for me.
Good luck. If it helps your subscribers, please direct them to my tutorial about functional groups: learn-biology.com/ap-biology-v2-0-main-menu/ap-bio-unit-1-main-menu/functional-groups-v2-0/
I'm so glad that this was helpful, ishithamariasuraj! If you need more help, try this tutorial on my website: learn-biology.com/ap-biology-v2-0-main-menu/ap-bio-unit-1-main-menu/functional-groups-v2-0/. Good luck!
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Of course! If you're struggling with functional groups, my interactive tutorial about them might help. You can access it for free with a free trial: Go to learn-biology.com/ap-biology-v2-0-main-menu/ap-bio-unit-1-main-menu/functional-groups-v2-0/
Lines indicate covalent bonds, where molecules share electrons. If they share one electron, there's one line, if they share two electrons, there's two lines, and so on.
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1- Hydroxyl - 00:28
2- Carbonyl - 01:01
3- Carboxyl - 01:09
4- Amino - 01:30
5- Sulfhydryl - 01:58
6- Phosphate - 02:20
7- Methyl - 3:00
8- Acetyl - 03:28
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Love your work, Mr. W. You saved my skin when I took biochemistry and genetics.
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maybe i wont bomb my ap bio test now :) thank u very helpful!
Hey Toad. You should do what my students do. They all use my website: Check out www.sciencemusicvideos.com/ap-bio-student-welcome/
Let me know if you have any questions!
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Lmao same totally not ready for this class at all
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Thank you for this video! This is really helping me understand why carbons are so important to life. Much needed for my Bio class and lab.
You explained it so concisely! Thank you!
Love u. Sometimes professors get too wordy and it confuses me but it’s great to have ppl lock it down and put it straightforward.
Actually the formula of phosphate includes a -3 not a -2 as shown. Other than that the video was flawless! Thank you so much :))
-2 is ok, If that phostate is attached to an alkyl group (that is why it has a dash to the left)
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You’re welcome. If you’re at the AP or Freshman Bio level, let me know what other topics you’re interested in.
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thank you this was really helpful
I’m so glad. it might be really helpful to you to try out my interactive tutorial about functional groups. You can access it for free with a free trial. Go to learn-biology.com/ap-biology-v2-0-main-menu/ap-bio-unit-1-main-menu/functional-groups-v2-0/
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Thanks, Smash! Next year (after I finish my interactive biology curriculum at www.sciencemusicvideos.com) I plan to make MANY more of these instructional videos. I hope they'll still be useful to you!
Mr. W
sciencemusicvideos I hope so. I’m a biology major and in my first semester Bio 100. Many courses ahead of me so I’m sure I will use your videos and site for a good deal of time to come.
dudeeeeeee i love your videos! i'm glad to see you back! you should get a patreon so you can keep doing your thing! I hope you do more songs for the next videos! see ya dude!
Hi Cristian,
Thanks so much for this great comment. Setting up patreon is on my list. In the meanwhile, if you want to support my efforts, you can subscribe to my website (www.sciencemusicvideos.com), which is $20, and it it gets you access to all of my interactive tutorials (a win for for both of us). Get your friends to subscribe to. Or buy a T-shirt or a mug!
Thanks for your support!
Mr. W
this was very helpful thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Hi Sir, for the amino, I’m curious as to why it can pick up another hydrogen if it’s already bonded to 2 H and also the carbon chain. Doesn’t ammonia only have 3 bonding site?
Hey. thanks for this question. I'm a biology teacher, so this isn't my strong point, but here's how I understand it. In the NH2 functional group, the nitrogen has 3 covalent bonds: one with carbon, and two with each hydrogen. But that leaves nitrogen with another pair of valence electrons. These two electrons form a coordinate covalent bond with a third hydrogen, creating a + 1 charge. If you email me at biologyquestions@learn-biology.com I can email you back a sketch that a chemistry teacher buddy of mine, Aaron Glimme, drew for me.
@@sciencemusicvideos Okayy thank you so much!! The video was really helpful 👏
The riff in your intro is iconic
Thanks, Aaron!
This was a great video!
Are there any other external sources I could base myself of on?
Thank you sir, much appreciated.
quite educative presentation
you're awesome! This is very helpful.
That's great, Shivani. Check out my tutorial at sciencemusicvideos.com
Thanks for 581 subscribers. Hoping to reach 1K subscribers this year 😊🎉
Good luck. If it helps your subscribers, please direct them to my tutorial about functional groups: learn-biology.com/ap-biology-v2-0-main-menu/ap-bio-unit-1-main-menu/functional-groups-v2-0/
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This has been so helpful! Thank you!
That's great to hear, Nabie!
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Excellent brief review
great video, very well explained
Where’s the song?
No song on this one.
Is carboxyl polar and hydrophilic? Thanks
thank you so much for your help! your videos are great and very much appreciated!
this is so friggn awesome
I'm so glad that this was helpful, ishithamariasuraj! If you need more help, try this tutorial on my website: learn-biology.com/ap-biology-v2-0-main-menu/ap-bio-unit-1-main-menu/functional-groups-v2-0/. Good luck!
great video, thanks for the time and effort!
Thank you so much!
This is so helpful! Thank you so much!
Sure!
If you're taking AP Bio, check out my AP Bio exam review plan: sciencemusicvideos.com/ap-biology/6-weeks-and-50-hours-to-a-4-or-5-on-this-years-ap-bio-exam/
Let me know what you think!
Mr. W
well said, thank you
honestly so good
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Help? My class also has esters, alkanes and alkenes.
Really sorry! I’m a biology teacher and I only do the ones that are needed for AP biology.
@@sciencemusicvideos OK. Thank you anyway! This video was still very helpful!
وما من دابة في الأرض إلا على الله رزقها ويعلم مستقرها ومستودعها كل في كتاب مبين
Thank you!
Are carboxyls polar?
Ionic: they have a negative charge.
Great, thanks
thank youuu
Of course! If you're struggling with functional groups, my interactive tutorial about them might help. You can access it for free with a free trial: Go to learn-biology.com/ap-biology-v2-0-main-menu/ap-bio-unit-1-main-menu/functional-groups-v2-0/
who else in ap bio?
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where are ethers, amides and carboxilic acids? :(
This is for AP Bio students. Carboxylic acids are covered (carboxyl groups). Hope it was useful.
@@sciencemusicvideos oh sorry, ok. Great vid btw.
I don't have acety in my book :(
i get thegroups but i am having hard time with double lines and single lines, how am i suppose to tell how to do the lines representing electrons
Lines indicate covalent bonds, where molecules share electrons. If they share one electron, there's one line, if they share two electrons, there's two lines, and so on.
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