Please make more of these videos, this does such a better job of explaining the topic compared to any other resource I've used! I wish there was more for similar topics
Thanks for breaking the topic down as it's a bit too difficult without enough visualization. I enjoyed the excellent and straightforward information with comedic scenes.
I am speechless, this video covers in 20 mintues what 3 weeks of lecture tried and failed to teach me. I really thought this was some big materials science channel i somehow had never seen, the quality of this is so good. Everything from the amazing art to the great jokes, and even just the way you explain this really complicated and annoying topic in such a straight forward way is beyond impressive. Sorry if I went overboard, I have been comfused by this topic for ages and seeing it summerized so well feels sureal. I don't know if you have any interest in science education, but you have the potential to be an amazing teacher if you ever want to make more videos like this.
@@redhairshanks9491 thank you! It is always wonderful to get feedback on what (continues to be) a passion project. I am planning on expanding this into a series once I finish up my pHD, perhaps with a release in the relatively near future.
thank you! I had a really hard time figuring out the coordination numbers of the different crystal structures. Seeing it just as the number of atoms an atom in a crystal touches makes it so simple!
Wow, such a nice video. Perfect explanation and you said all these in a way like you feel the difficulties students undergoes. I hope you will continue making videos
Just wanted to say great video, there's a clear passion and understanding for the subject here. I've watched consumed many materials on this topic and they always felt impersonal and technical. But this video strikes a great balance between informative and comedic, drawings look good too and are easy to understand. Love it.
Ok um.....I dont know why the actual heck you have such less subscribers but this was an extremely fun fun way of teaching and I didnt understand it much how hard I tried so thanks alot
Thank you! I am actually done illustrating my next video and am close to publishing. Cold comfort for people who watched this video at release and are probably graduated by now😅
Amazing video! Unit cells are the building blocks of solids, and this video enabled me to understand it far more than the textbook did! Everything was super clear and great visuals. Would love to see more videos!
this video is fucking brilliant. i rarely become this happy while understanding my academics. it was not only easy to understand but it was entertaining to watch as well. thank you so much :)
Thanks as a science student from India this was really very helpful but there are also some topics left like c, Location of voids , radius ratio , defects ...hope u will make video .m
I had learn that simplified line drawn model in first year uni, and was left super confused - looking at the much better 3D model, I honestly find it little help!
Let me see if I can help. Draw a right triangle where the diagonal in question is the hypotenuse. Label it x as the length we are solving for. The other arms of the triangle are known: "a" for height and "√a" for the square diagonal. Solve using the pythagorean theorem a^2 + b^2 = c^2. You fill find that a^2 +2a^2 =x^2 which then simplies to √(3a^2)=x. Thus, x=√3a.
Why did i follow this and then want and begin to take notes ... play WTF am I supposed to be some sort of material scientists why am I taking interest in this ADHD plus booze got me whildin right now
can't see the forest staring at the tree. materialistic views. can't count everything. if you feel you can, count the love for your children or parents who has more. i wont believe you unless you can show me. if you cant explain it to a child you dont understand it. registration and comprehension are incommensurable.
no talk of quarks or muons and nuons 😂 wheres quantum jibber jabber in all this 😂 the masses have much to learn. Long Live The Æther and all its modalities.
You explained what my professor could not explain in 3 lectures. I really appreciate it ❤👏👏
What my professor was unable to make me understand in 3 long lectures, you just did that in 20 minutes💥
oh my god this video is the medicine to all engineering caused stress disorders
Please make more of these videos, this does such a better job of explaining the topic compared to any other resource I've used! I wish there was more for similar topics
Thanks for breaking the topic down as it's a bit too difficult without enough visualization. I enjoyed the excellent and straightforward information with comedic scenes.
I am speechless, this video covers in 20 mintues what 3 weeks of lecture tried and failed to teach me. I really thought this was some big materials science channel i somehow had never seen, the quality of this is so good. Everything from the amazing art to the great jokes, and even just the way you explain this really complicated and annoying topic in such a straight forward way is beyond impressive.
Sorry if I went overboard, I have been comfused by this topic for ages and seeing it summerized so well feels sureal. I don't know if you have any interest in science education, but you have the potential to be an amazing teacher if you ever want to make more videos like this.
@@redhairshanks9491 thank you! It is always wonderful to get feedback on what (continues to be) a passion project. I am planning on expanding this into a series once I finish up my pHD, perhaps with a release in the relatively near future.
Words can’t describe how thankful I am for u man
This is by far the best video on crystalline solids on TH-cam!
thank you! I had a really hard time figuring out the coordination numbers of the different crystal structures. Seeing it just as the number of atoms an atom in a crystal touches makes it so simple!
PLEASE make more videos. Your way of teaching is fantastic.
Such a great video! Explained these concepts within 20 mins in the simplest, clearest way. Thanks a lot :)))
First time hearing a metallurgical engineer from youtube. Yay fellow metallurgical engineer
I feel the same way!
Wow, such a nice video. Perfect explanation and you said all these in a way like you feel the difficulties students undergoes. I hope you will continue making videos
thank you, this is the best video about this on youtube.
better than any lecture class
you have clutched up for my midterm. THANK YOU. You should definitely make a video on crystallographic directions and planes and miller indices.
Just wanted to say great video, there's a clear passion and understanding for the subject here. I've watched consumed many materials on this topic and they always felt impersonal and technical. But this video strikes a great balance between informative and comedic, drawings look good too and are easy to understand. Love it.
SO this saved my life. Thank you for such an awesome informative video!
Ok um.....I dont know why the actual heck you have such less subscribers but this was an extremely fun fun way of teaching and I didnt understand it much how hard I tried so thanks alot
Thanks for the awesome video! My inorganic chem final is tomorrow and I must say this is the best video out there reviewing topic!
You naild it sir🫡
Please make more videos🙏
Thank you, very clear explanation. Plz do other topics.
Absolutely incredible. Wow what a video
great way to explain this, thank you! too bad you didn't make many more videos, i think you have a great way of explaining and teaching
Thank you! I am actually done illustrating my next video and am close to publishing. Cold comfort for people who watched this video at release and are probably graduated by now😅
thanks bro that lecture was really help full for understanding the structure of atom
Oh my goodness, this helps me a lot! Thank you very much for this video!
Amazing video! Unit cells are the building blocks of solids, and this video enabled me to understand it far more than the textbook did! Everything was super clear and great visuals. Would love to see more videos!
this video is fucking brilliant. i rarely become this happy while understanding my academics. it was not only easy to understand but it was entertaining to watch as well. thank you so much :)
Tremendous effort and clear as day explanation 👏 ❤
P.s. Can We connect on LinkedIn please?
Thanks as a science student from India this was really very helpful but there are also some topics left like c, Location of voids , radius ratio , defects ...hope u will make video .m
One of these is in the works right now. Sorry for the delay 😅 I wasn’t going to originally make this a series but I’ve been inspired to do so.
I had learn that simplified line drawn model in first year uni, and was left super confused - looking at the much better 3D model, I honestly find it little help!
thank you for this i wish you had more videos but yeah thank for for being an awesome teacher
Best video around!! I love it
WONDERFUL 😊🙏🙏 AM IMPRESSED, WHERE CAN I GET MORE OF THESE VIDEOS?
At 16:22 it should say "FCC and HCP begin with the same base layer" not "FCC and BCC”
no more?😢😢
I love you for producing this amazing video
i want to know why i understand any video in youtube better than my professor
Thanks, it really cleared things out.
Wow,nice and clear explanation, I should have paid my college fees to you for tuition instead
Thank you! It’s comments like this that help light a fire under me to continue this series (the next of which I’m happy to say is in the works!)
@@collinandersen3369 This was as excellently educational and entertaining. Like on minutePhysics levels. 10/10! I look forward to more videos. :D
this is the best video ever
woww so good thank youu so much for the help today is my solid state examination
why only 2 vids i need more but thanks i understood it well
thank you this helped a lot
ty so much for your explanation it really helped me
Just don't understand at 10:58 how you got that √3a
Let me see if I can help. Draw a right triangle where the diagonal in question is the hypotenuse. Label it x as the length we are solving for. The other arms of the triangle are known: "a" for height and "√a" for the square diagonal. Solve using the pythagorean theorem a^2 + b^2 = c^2. You fill find that a^2 +2a^2 =x^2 which then simplies to √(3a^2)=x. Thus, x=√3a.
Amazing video
Whye there are only two more videos in your channel....😢
this was so helpful thank you!
Thanks alot
this is superb ❤️❤️
thankk u ,great explanation
Thanks for that art
Chemists: thinking they can run away from mathematics
Crystallography:
good video
Amazing ❤
Great video!
ty so much!
I wish I had this video when I was in 1. year of high school😂😅
THANKS MAN
Please make more videos for materials science
@@SinenhlanhlaArnold glad you enjoyed it! The sequel will likely be ready by the end of the month
The worst part is having to take a materials science class as an industrial engineer for ABET accreditation reasons :(
Please make more videos
Dude keep making videos
Hopefully you'll make more videos in the future because this was super helpful!
By the way you are a very excellent person ❤🎉
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More videos sir
I’m happy to say the next one is close to being done
4:30 is advice beyond any field of study
03:23 thank me later
Sab abhi padh lega rishi😂
@@rules_0x001 who's Rishi?
feriştah king
Lee Susan Thomas Frank Miller Jennifer
Why did i follow this and then want and begin to take notes ... play WTF am I supposed to be some sort of material scientists why am I taking interest in this ADHD plus booze got me whildin right now
can't see the forest staring at the tree. materialistic views. can't count everything. if you feel you can, count the love for your children or parents who has more. i wont believe you unless you can show me. if you cant explain it to a child you dont understand it. registration and comprehension are incommensurable.
no atom has ever been recorded in history. can't use electricity to view something then call it a atom 😂 everything has a frequency for good reason
no talk of quarks or muons and nuons 😂 wheres quantum jibber jabber in all this 😂 the masses have much to learn. Long Live The Æther and all its modalities.
oh my god did this random man from youtube just save me frustration from my inorganic class? thank you for your service 🫡
I have mid exam tomorrow thx for helping me 🤍
Good luck on that test!
why there'are only two videosss 🥹
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