Hey ya'll -- to those watching--- i also find Khan Academy phenomenal as far as teaching style and their ability to present a concept in the most basic (sometimes story telling form) that makes us realize the types of teachers we've had in the past and allows us to go back in time and learn the very basics of something we dropped along our path of education, simply because we thought "oh i'm not good at science" or "im not good at math"....Math & Science are the foundation on which this universe came to existence and continues to exist...to study it is a must, to understand it is a major challenge especially those prone to the artistic aspect of life, but how much more enlightening and enhancing do things get when we can intersect the two worlds because we have just gained new knowledge. Khan Academy has the capability to do that.... I watch their videos even when i dont have to prep for anything, just for enjoyment of learning something new..... I do very much love this channel and as much as i wish i could be a monthly contributor, at the moment i will contribute in small amounts when i can as i do believe we ought to support those who put in the effort to give us high quality education. So please consider donating as well, even if 1000 of us donates just $5 per person, that's a good chunk of money....We push for Free Education in United States through our accredited schools -- be it ivy league or non ivy league.....Khan Academy's education is on par with Ivy League and frankly speaking they are indeed providing the education we need....they have the ability to help people connect the dots in simplest forms.....so please support them!
I hated Chemistry in school, but today, on Saturday I wanted to watch some videos and... it is so interesting and easy learning for me) Thanks khan Academy :)
I absolutely love this guy! I have enjoyed every single video I have watched of his. What a fantastic teaching style! I would love to actually have the opportunity to talk with him in person. Please keep up the great work! You are making a difference!
You can tell that he really loves what he does. And when your teacher really enjoys what they are teaching, the subject becomes a lot funner to learn! ;) thanks
Mock slowmotion Looking at the angles that he was able to write with would suggest a tablet board. Mice movements are limited to vertical and horizontal movements that are almost impossible to get curved when moving the hand in those directions etc, because the computer needs to register a diagonal movement by how many squares it has to pass through which means trying to get a clean curve like handwriting while the mouse is programmed to follow vertically and horizontal is like trying to juggle leading with your weak hand whilst looking in the mirror.
This is something that schools ask you more questions about directly than actually giving an answer to the class. Even if the professors do, they just never actually make the answer clear at all. I learned something from this that my High School teachers failed to get across.
Seriously you rock! I could not learn this stuff in school, teacher also sucked, ended up dropping out! I'm doing biology correspondence now and this is so much easier to follow and understand! So much easier then reading each chapter of Prentice hall, I retain so much more information when I listen to you!
@@MichElle-ru2rm My brother is in his 4th year of Med School UNT and we talk a lot. He loves it. But his biggest challenge while attending is getting a good score on the USMLE. Also he earned his B.S in Biological Science and said Organic Chemistry was difficult, but helped him get a better score on his MCAT which ensured a higher Med School acceptance rate. Remember that now the MCAT is just a pass or fail, and no longer doing the percentile grading as before, so maybe that might not be such an issue. But yes, I'd say overall he's super ecstatic even now in his 4th year. Of course in 6 more months he'll be doing his residency and done with school, so that's also exciting.
Everything gets amazingly entertaining with Khan Academy ! I am already excited about learning Chemistry. I am going to devour your videos ! Thanks a lot for the quality material !
I am seriously not lying you are 💯 percent better then my science teacher, literally u explain everything in few minutes which I understand but when my teacher explains in 2 hours I can't understand anything!
_SUMMARISED by GPT-4:_ 1. *Elements are pure substances with specific properties.* Examples: Carbon, lead, gold. 2. *Water, historically considered an element, is made of hydrogen and oxygen.* 3. *The periodic table lists all known elements.* - Elements are defined by the number of protons they have. 4. *The most basic unit of an element is an atom.* - Atoms are incredibly small; a million carbon atoms can fit across the width of a human hair. 5. *Atoms are made up of even more fundamental particles:* - Protons (define the element) - Electrons - Neutrons 6. *The nucleus of an atom contains protons and neutrons.* - Electrons move around the nucleus. 7. *Protons have a positive charge, electrons have a negative charge, and neutrons are neutral.* - Unlike charges attract each other, which is why electrons don't just fly away from the nucleus. 8. *The number of protons in an atom defines the element.* - Changing the number of protons changes the element. 9. *Electrons can be taken away by other atoms, leading to chemical reactions.* - This forms the basis of chemistry: understanding how atoms of different elements interact based on their electron configurations.
Hahah ! My Chemistry teacher gave up teaching us and gave your website to students, and ask us to learn from you. Now I think you rule all teachers x) You rock @@
I was going to make a chemistry joke (which are tin out of ten) but all the good ones Argon. Don't like my jokes? I think that they're worth their weight in gold.
i have always loved chemistry and when i want to learn it always gets so. Boring !! blah blah this video is super inspirational and i've leaned so much in short time because you are taking it to another level of explanation... which makes it so exciting thank you so much ! Finally a really good chemistry teacher !!! hooray!! please continue i will sign up to the learning website in this video ..
Just found your videos! Omg! I’m getting ready to go into pre-nursing and have forgot all this stuff!! Great information and by January 2019 i feel confident I’ll be ready for my pre-req. classes! I’ll be watching all your videos that relate to my needs. Thx!!
@khanacademy This video was so helpful! Could you please do a video on Isoelectric Ions? Isotopes? And how to calculate the number of p, e, and n in particular isotopes?
Took high school chem over almost 40 yrs ago, and I never understood it, and I never appreciated it. But now, here I am, feeling like I can understand this stuff. Feeling hopeful that I can redeem myself and believe that I can actually learn science!
Q: ) Why Is There Something Rather Than Nothing? A: ) Because Magnetism is an attractive force, not a repulsive force ? That's a guess, gravity is also an attractive force. Isaac Asimov in a book thought it was because there were more protons than electrons in the universe ( thus forming matter )
In another video I was going to say that I wish I took chemistry at school but now I think it would not of been as interesting to me as Khan video lessons. With the video I can watch it again if I don't understand something the first time.
amazing introduction of chemistry. this is an incredibly comprehensive and iluminating lesson only in 13 minutes. "How many electrons a certain atom has formed a lot of our understanding of chemistry." If only I knew that principle in high school.
I think the Pauli exclusion principle is why the electrons don't just fall into the center. Not sure if that's completely true, ... it's a quantum mechanical principle and outside of the scope of this lecture. Not that I myself even completely understand it, just remember someone mentioning it before. Nice intro Khan, love the work you are doing. Stay humble, be blessed, and Godspeed.
Ah why aren't you my Chemistry Teacher!? :( I've been sitting in a Chemistry class half a semester not understanding anything & know it's kind of starting to make sense with the first video:O
Looking to refresh my organic chem (as well as some basic chem). That being said, how many lessons or WHICH lessons should I do befor jumping back into O-chem?
Widths and lengths of molecules were a very abstract concept for the freshman I taught. They did the calculation without trying to understand it because I didn't know how to show them intuitively what an angstrom looks like.
You really explain and break down the information that is required to understand the basics of chemistry, instead of the school/education system making the whole subject extra complicated for no reason apart trying to limit the knowledge to maintain control , and limit access to everyone, they understand power is nothing without control, so controlling the knowledge is controlling the people, ! Thanks and blessings to you
i watch so many khan academy vids that when ever i branch out and watch another persons video and then come back to KA, its almost comforting, like Ah, thats Sal. you pick up on all his mannerisms and can almost pin point when hes going to say of do certain things. lol maybe im just too observant
@AUNKProductions Gravity is actually too weak to hold protons together. Nuclear force holds the nucleus together (easy to remember, huh?) Gravity is actually the weakest of the four forces: gravity, electromagnetic, strong nuclear, and weak nuclear force.
Charges- As a classically trained electronics technician, I was taught that charges are relative. If neutrons are neutral in charge, then they would be ‘negative’ with regards to protons, yet positive when compared to electrons. So Schrödinger’s neutron exists simultaneously as a positive and a negative, lol?
A pessimist sees a half filled glass as glass half empty ,an optimist sees the half filled glass as half filled,a chemist sees the half filled glass as completely filled ,half in the liquid state and half in the gaseous state.
do the number of protons above each element mean that the atom has one proton? Also, can one hydrogen atopm be called hydrogen or do you need a lot of those atoms.
Yes! The number of protons tells us EXACTLY what the element is. The element can be unstable and have a different # of neutrons than protons and can even LOSE or GAIN electrons and still be the same element. Your fingerprint is your identification like no other person. The number of protons in the nucleus is the 'identify/fingerprint' of elements.
amer khan you are a legend you chenge the world with your voice thank allah there is no one did what you did I have qustion camming from saudi arabia directly. Can you name book that i can study with your golden voice???
i actually saw ur comment on the debate , and i agree with u bcz at first being a muslim my belief was a bit weakened bcz of krauss but after i saw hamza counter it , i felt better , his on stuff depends upon deduction and the math that he is explaining , hamza also agreed with , and Masha ALLAH my belief became strong when at the end hamza mentioned that most of his points were unanswered which quite frankly was true , krauss jus made a joke out of himself
Man, I love this stuff, how everything is made from electrons protons, and neutrons. And if there’s a totally safe element for humans but if another thing can just have one or more electrons or protons it can be something totally toxic to humans? Like isn’t this stuff mind-blowing? And then people like to think all this came from nowhere. Nah, bro. An extremely powerful and all-knowing being had to have created all this stuff and that being is the only God, Sovereign Lord of the Universe, and crew of everything seen and unseen. He says we are made from dust, and that can't be any truer as we definitely are made of elements that are found in this earth or universe. Blows my mind away man.
i just learned more from a 13 minute video then i did in my entire school year relating to science so thanks!
same lmao
+Maika now its already 2018, hope you already know how to use then and than.
why are you being rude captain america wannabe
Same lmao
zcookielove LOL
i mean why can't all teachers do what he does. he takes you to the fundamental part of it and explains it like no one could. i just love the academy.
Hey ya'll -- to those watching--- i also find Khan Academy phenomenal as far as teaching style and their ability to present a concept in the most basic (sometimes story telling form) that makes us realize the types of teachers we've had in the past and allows us to go back in time and learn the very basics of something we dropped along our path of education, simply because we thought "oh i'm not good at science" or "im not good at math"....Math & Science are the foundation on which this universe came to existence and continues to exist...to study it is a must, to understand it is a major challenge especially those prone to the artistic aspect of life, but how much more enlightening and enhancing do things get when we can intersect the two worlds because we have just gained new knowledge. Khan Academy has the capability to do that.... I watch their videos even when i dont have to prep for anything, just for enjoyment of learning something new..... I do very much love this channel and as much as i wish i could be a monthly contributor, at the moment i will contribute in small amounts when i can as i do believe we ought to support those who put in the effort to give us high quality education. So please consider donating as well, even if 1000 of us donates just $5 per person, that's a good chunk of money....We push for Free Education in United States through our accredited schools -- be it ivy league or non ivy league.....Khan Academy's education is on par with Ivy League and frankly speaking they are indeed providing the education we need....they have the ability to help people connect the dots in simplest forms.....so please support them!
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Can you please make a lecture series on Quantum Physics. Everybody would love that. Thanks.
Yes please do
GalaxyMessier31 ca ca ca ca quantum physics
what she/he said, me and my friend would love that
i wanna bring 2013 teenagers outta the screen in 2021 and show them the world
I love the video too
I hated Chemistry in school, but today, on Saturday I wanted to watch some videos and... it is so interesting and easy learning for me) Thanks khan Academy :)
Same, and today is again Saturday.
:)
I absolutely love this guy! I have enjoyed every single video I have watched of his. What a fantastic teaching style! I would love to actually have the opportunity to talk with him in person. Please keep up the great work! You are making a difference!
Mare I he keeps you hooked
You can tell that he really loves what he does. And when your teacher really enjoys what they are teaching, the subject becomes a lot funner to learn! ;) thanks
so tru lol
**a lot more fun
If he is using a mouse and not a pen to write on the images, he is the highest ruler of everyone who tried to use MS paint with a mouse
Mock slowmotion Looking at the angles that he was able to write with would suggest a tablet board. Mice movements are limited to vertical and horizontal movements that are almost impossible to get curved when moving the hand in those directions etc, because the computer needs to register a diagonal movement by how many squares it has to pass through which means trying to get a clean curve like handwriting while the mouse is programmed to follow vertically and horizontal is like trying to juggle leading with your weak hand whilst looking in the mirror.
Avery Mock, I think that is pen)
He might be using a trackpad or something
Yes he is 😄✌🏾
He's using a pad even if he says he isn't
This is something that schools ask you more questions about directly than actually giving an answer to the class. Even if the professors do, they just never actually make the answer clear at all.
I learned something from this that my High School teachers failed to get across.
i'm a grown up trying to learn basic chemistry.
thaks, sal. this is very helpful.
Sal is the best teacher I have ever seen in my life.He knows how to represent any topic in a unique way.
Seriously you rock! I could not learn this stuff in school, teacher also sucked, ended up dropping out! I'm doing biology correspondence now and this is so much easier to follow and understand! So much easier then reading each chapter of Prentice hall, I retain so much more information when I listen to you!
Same here. Dropped out of Physics and Chemistry ....felt i was too dumb. I just realized im actually not. Teaching style is everything
This is the first time I've ever been excited about Chemistry (after college- entering Medical school), thank you for your videos !!! They're amazing.
Hi please give me your experience with medical school is it good??
@@MichElle-ru2rm My brother is in his 4th year of Med School UNT and we talk a lot. He loves it. But his biggest challenge while attending is getting a good score on the USMLE.
Also he earned his B.S in Biological Science and said Organic Chemistry was difficult, but helped him get a better score on his MCAT which ensured a higher Med School acceptance rate.
Remember that now the MCAT is just a pass or fail, and no longer doing the percentile grading as before, so maybe that might not be such an issue.
But yes, I'd say overall he's super ecstatic even now in his 4th year. Of course in 6 more months he'll be doing his residency and done with school, so that's also exciting.
0:00 there are different substances
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❤1:49 elements
❤2:42 elements are made of atoms
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4:42; 5:07
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6:30 it's interesting why they call it atomic number not proton number
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These lessons are history in the making! In the name of humanity THANK YOU Khan for what you are doing.
Everything gets amazingly entertaining with Khan Academy !
I am already excited about learning Chemistry.
I am going to devour your videos !
Thanks a lot for the quality material !
Dr stone 💀
Sal's an amazing teacher, and his voice is so relaxing to listen to - which plays a big part for me and learning becomes fun in this way!
If he was my teacher, I would've loved chemistry.
im lucky, our biology and chemistry teache ris a doctor and makes our lesson interesting
Omg your comment is 8 years old wow
If he was my teacher, I might have passed chemistry
@@ksak2649 lol
after a 7 years of time , It all feels nostalgic and chemistry was my favorite subject back in school days
I am seriously not lying you are 💯 percent better then my science teacher, literally u explain everything in few minutes which I understand but when my teacher explains in 2 hours I can't understand anything!
_SUMMARISED by GPT-4:_
1. *Elements are pure substances with specific properties.*
Examples: Carbon, lead, gold.
2. *Water, historically considered an element, is made of hydrogen and oxygen.*
3. *The periodic table lists all known elements.*
- Elements are defined by the number of protons they have.
4. *The most basic unit of an element is an atom.*
- Atoms are incredibly small; a million carbon atoms can fit across the width of a human hair.
5. *Atoms are made up of even more fundamental particles:*
- Protons (define the element)
- Electrons
- Neutrons
6. *The nucleus of an atom contains protons and neutrons.*
- Electrons move around the nucleus.
7. *Protons have a positive charge, electrons have a negative charge, and neutrons are neutral.*
- Unlike charges attract each other, which is why electrons don't just fly away from the nucleus.
8. *The number of protons in an atom defines the element.*
- Changing the number of protons changes the element.
9. *Electrons can be taken away by other atoms, leading to chemical reactions.*
- This forms the basis of chemistry: understanding how atoms of different elements interact based on their electron configurations.
Oh my gosh thank you thank you thank you so much I really needed this🙏❤❤❤❤
Hahah ! My Chemistry teacher gave up teaching us and gave your website to students, and ask us to learn from you. Now I think you rule all teachers x) You rock @@
I was going to make a chemistry joke (which are tin out of ten) but all the good ones Argon. Don't like my jokes? I think that they're worth their weight in gold.
Re: Hosshi I was gonna make a chemistry joke but I knew it wouldn't get a reaction.
I was gonna make a Chemistry joke but Na.
Ki Te damn you chemists, weight =/= mass
Is it just me or is anyone craving Barium, Cobalt and Nitrogen
I was gonna make a chemistry joke but it LEAD me to my death
If you're here, either your teacher can't teach or you're watching this the night before your exam because you didn't study.
Or because of the coronavirus
Or bc ur bored
@@ranapooraiiouby5251 You must be pretty bored man
Nah I just like chemistry
@@GRINKLER nerd
I already know most of this, but I like watching it anyway just because Sal's voice and way of explaining is so pleasant to listen to.
I think that's easy to know because he teaches us easily and uses the simply words which let us have a good understanding.
Every Khan academy video's comment section be like: OMG I literally learned more in this 13 mins than I learned in 100 years in school.
😂 yes.
He speaks with passion
That he does
I am really happy to learn chemistry because you have explained very nice so i have interest in chemistry so thanks !
I love how his voice is so exciting and keeps you interested! Good enthusiasm & cute voice! :)
Reimo A y sexo
Weirdo
@@genxmom1491 ikr lol
@@sourabhkadiyan3389 such weirdo
I can't wait to enroll at Oxford within the next 5 year's time
Rjkooljay did you make it?
The people who disliked this Video must be teachers
exactly
@@jeycalc6877 no u
Thank you a lot! I now understand my chemistry and physics books a lot better!
God, I love Science! Thank you sir!
i have always loved chemistry and when i want to learn it always gets so. Boring !! blah blah
this video is super inspirational and i've leaned so much in short time because you are taking it to another level of explanation... which makes it so exciting thank you so much !
Finally a really good chemistry teacher !!!
hooray!! please continue
i will sign up to the learning website in this video ..
Just found your videos! Omg! I’m getting ready to go into pre-nursing and have forgot all this stuff!! Great information and by January 2019 i feel confident I’ll be ready for my pre-req. classes! I’ll be watching all your videos that relate to my needs. Thx!!
Fuck yea, new chemistry playlist just as I start chemistry :D
All right. I just learned way more in this video than entire physics class about chemistry. Thanx
Thank you for posting this in a free format. Very helpful.
@khanacademy This video was so helpful! Could you please do a video on Isoelectric Ions? Isotopes? And how to calculate the number of p, e, and n in particular isotopes?
Learned more from this video then I did in my whole life.
Note for self - left off at 6:02
Such a nicely described video, and it is available for free! Great Work Khan Academy! Thanks
you did give correct information keep doing what your doing
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Took high school chem over almost 40 yrs ago, and I never understood it, and I never appreciated it. But now, here I am, feeling like I can understand this stuff. Feeling hopeful that I can redeem myself and believe that I can actually learn science!
Q: ) Why Is There Something Rather Than Nothing?
A: ) Because Magnetism is an attractive force, not a repulsive force ?
That's a guess, gravity is also an attractive force.
Isaac Asimov in a book thought it was because there were more protons than electrons in the universe ( thus forming matter )
I love how he answers all your questions without you asking them, in all his videos
How is Carbon-12 defined by the number of protons, and oxygen not?
11:05
i think i'm gonna cry! i finally understand this!! thank u very much!!! :')
Wonderful presentation! SO GRATEFUL these Khan videos are ad-free! Thank you!!!
I just wanted to say these are some pretty good tutorials on chemistry.
In another video I was going to say that I wish I took chemistry at school but now I think it would not of been as interesting to me as Khan video lessons. With the video I can watch it again if I don't understand something the first time.
amazing introduction of chemistry. this is an incredibly comprehensive and iluminating lesson only in 13 minutes. "How many electrons a certain atom has formed a lot of our understanding of chemistry." If only I knew that principle in high school.
I think the Pauli exclusion principle is why the electrons don't just fall into the center. Not sure if that's completely true, ... it's a quantum mechanical principle and outside of the scope of this lecture. Not that I myself even completely understand it, just remember someone mentioning it before. Nice intro Khan, love the work you are doing. Stay humble, be blessed, and Godspeed.
Ah why aren't you my Chemistry Teacher!? :( I've been sitting in a Chemistry class half a semester not understanding anything & know it's kind of starting to make sense with the first video:O
Electrons stay there with gravity. 4 forces :- electromagnetism, gravity weak & strong nuclear force
Thanks Khan you seriously have changed my life. I love science!
This man knows everything!! XD thank you soooo much.
Looking to refresh my organic chem (as well as some basic chem). That being said, how many lessons or WHICH lessons should I do befor jumping back into O-chem?
This guy literally teaches every subject on earth, he is a solid match for the Wikipedia writer who wrote somewhere around half the wiki articles
A lot of information to be learned here. Unfortunately, our math is slightly off. And with that realization, how far have we spiraled off course?
the math in the video?
This is awesome.
Thank you. I cannot word my gratitude.
@rhoadess The Pauli exclusion principle is just that an orbital may hold a maximum of 2 electrons.
Okay i need to watch all his videos
ROUGHLY 1 MILLION CARBON ATOMS!?!!! THATS ASTONISHING! :O cant wait to tell that to my friends on Monday! :D
Lol
go to @khanAcadomey.com for more information on the periodic table
thanks i will
Lynne Swistak wut?
Thanks. Very simple to understand. My Instructor gave us to use.
Thanks this video really helped me a lot
well sasl...then do a playlist on atomic spectra in chemistry....
Thanks, this really helped.
Widths and lengths of molecules were a very abstract concept for the freshman I taught. They did the calculation without trying to understand it because I didn't know how to show them intuitively what an angstrom looks like.
You really explain and break down the information that is required to understand the basics of chemistry, instead of the school/education system making the whole subject extra complicated for no reason apart trying to limit the knowledge to maintain control , and limit access to everyone, they understand power is nothing without control, so controlling the knowledge is controlling the people, ! Thanks and blessings to you
Science Teacher: *Hands out science assignment*
Me: Ahh, khan academy. How you doing?
Actually WE assign opposite charges because the effect (attraction, repulsion) toward each other is observable at a given distance
i watch so many khan academy vids that when ever i branch out and watch another persons video and then come back to KA, its almost comforting, like Ah, thats Sal. you pick up on all his mannerisms and can almost pin point when hes going to say of do certain things. lol maybe im just too observant
I've literally learned to love Science because of Khan Academy
Lol
How old? Grownup?
Please If grownup say grownup if grownup!
Ok?
Please reply to my reply, Jamil, the Asain gamer!
hank you Khan academy! Great job on free availability to knowledge without advertisement!!
I so so like it and I watch your videos to not be homeless bum when I grow up
@AUNKProductions Gravity is actually too weak to hold protons together. Nuclear force holds the nucleus together (easy to remember, huh?) Gravity is actually the weakest of the four forces: gravity, electromagnetic, strong nuclear, and weak nuclear force.
Have you considered a series on neuroscience?
1. Urea. 2. Aluminum. 3. Copper. 4. Sulphate. 5. Chalk
6. Brass. 7. Bronze. 8. Steel. 9. Lead. 10. Iron
Charges-
As a classically trained electronics technician, I was taught that charges are relative. If neutrons are neutral in charge, then they would be ‘negative’ with regards to protons, yet positive when compared to electrons.
So Schrödinger’s neutron exists simultaneously as a positive and a negative, lol?
A pessimist sees a half filled glass as glass half empty ,an optimist sees the half filled glass as half filled,a chemist sees the half filled glass as completely filled ,half in the liquid state and half in the gaseous state.
thank you for translate
+حُـسام الـصنهات You're welcome
This video was helpful! (It WAS when I was in 1st grade) It is a basic molecular structure of an atom or molecules.
do the number of protons above each element mean that the atom has one proton? Also, can one hydrogen atopm be called hydrogen or do you need a lot of those atoms.
@SzlampStudios The strong force holds them together, the neutrons keep them from collapsing into each other.
I love learning and this guy's videos make it sooo much easier.
So protons are similar, only quantity define substance property or element type?
Yes! The number of protons tells us EXACTLY what the element is. The element can be unstable and have a different # of neutrons than protons and can even LOSE or GAIN electrons and still be the same element. Your fingerprint is your identification like no other person. The number of protons in the nucleus is the 'identify/fingerprint' of elements.
Fantastic i can make up for all that information i missed in chemistry class...
This is an area where you might've explained this differently; molecules, like atoms, cannot be broken down further without changing their properties.
amer khan you are a legend you chenge the world with your voice thank allah there is no one did what you did I have qustion camming from saudi arabia directly. Can you name book that i can study with your golden voice???
Thank goodness for Khan academy. it helped me so much more than school XD
thanks for the helping videos, it really helped on my chemistry today
have a science test tommorow on chemistry instead of reading the book..im watching khan academy.. FTW :)
i actually saw ur comment on the debate , and i agree with u bcz at first being a muslim my belief was a bit weakened bcz of krauss but after i saw hamza counter it , i felt better , his on stuff depends upon deduction and the math that he is explaining , hamza also agreed with , and Masha ALLAH my belief became strong when at the end hamza mentioned that most of his points were unanswered which quite frankly was true , krauss jus made a joke out of himself
Man, I love this stuff, how everything is made from electrons protons, and neutrons. And if there’s a totally safe element for humans but if another thing can just have one or more electrons or protons it can be something totally toxic to humans? Like isn’t this stuff mind-blowing? And then people like to think all this came from nowhere. Nah, bro. An extremely powerful and all-knowing being had to have created all this stuff and that being is the only God, Sovereign Lord of the Universe, and crew of everything seen and unseen. He says we are made from dust, and that can't be any truer as we definitely are made of elements that are found in this earth or universe. Blows my mind away man.
thank you very much mr khan this video was amazing
So what does a neutron do in the atom?
in some way, balance all of the forces out
Thanks!