I have taken crash courses chemistry and now just about halfway through crash course organic chemistry. I'm really enjoying crash course. Thank you. Dr. Ezzard C Burdette JR
I think it is awesome they reupload vides if they made a significant mistake. Otherwise some one would learn a wrong thing about the topic. And since I watched it already, I just let it run in the background for the view on the new version and leave this comment for the algorithm. :)
Wow!I am just so happy that this topic was well explained with bioremediation in mind! Makes it difficult to understand these concepts without the why in a real life situation. Thank you!
Thank you so so so much for including real-world examples of organic chemistry. It's difficult for me to understand theoretical reactions taking place, but for whatever reason, as soon as I learn a real-world application, things start clicking.
I dont study chemistry anymore but i thought i would watch this episode for some nostalgia. After watching this video im thinking to myself, how in the world did i pass Alevel chemistry.
Chemistry tutor here. A Level chemistry doesn't go into this much detail about SN1 and SN2 reactions, at least not in the specifications that I've taught. They only go as far as saying that a leaving group on a primary carbon uses the SN2 mechanism, a tertiary carbon uses SN1, and secondary could be either, and that's about it. I'm learning new things by watching this series 😄
@Crash Course can you please please please upload the Organic Chemistry videos faster? I really profit from learning from them since I'm studying for my OC exam in nearly a week 😱😱😱 Or is there anything you can provide people who are studying for the orgchem exams since your videos are 🔥🔥🔥? ❤️❤️❤️❤️
I was really confused by that too. So I looked at a previous episode. I think the two tone diagonal paint is CGI in. I'm assuming all the props was simply moved in. IDK where the yellow book shelf would have came from. They made it look super similiar to the set it was crazy.
Credit for the closeness of the match is owed entirely to Deboki's top notch painting skills! We got suuuuper lucky and ochem was able to do another studio shoot late last summer (getting us through episode 20 + some lab footage you'll see later). But since this was kind of a circumstantial fluke that would not happen again, we sent Deboki home with any prop small enough to fit in a box. Then, once she got home she bought some paint, and sacrificed her guest room + a bookshelf. And then she did this masterful painting job! She's a woman of many talents!!
Honestly this is one of the best series on crash course
"Dry cleaning isn't actually dry" *I have lived in a lie*
It is in some sense! "Dry" in chemistry often simply means "waterless", not necessarily "not wetted by some liquid"
It is amazing how I learn more from 3 10-minute videos than from 50 pages of a textbook...
I have taken crash courses chemistry and now just about halfway through crash course organic chemistry. I'm really enjoying crash course. Thank you.
Dr. Ezzard C Burdette JR
I think it is awesome they reupload vides if they made a significant mistake. Otherwise some one would learn a wrong thing about the topic.
And since I watched it already, I just let it run in the background for the view on the new version and leave this comment for the algorithm. :)
Wow!I am just so happy that this topic was well explained with bioremediation in mind! Makes it difficult to understand these concepts without the why in a real life situation. Thank you!
Thank you so so so much for including real-world examples of organic chemistry. It's difficult for me to understand theoretical reactions taking place, but for whatever reason, as soon as I learn a real-world application, things start clicking.
This series is saving my education, you are the best.
I dont study chemistry anymore but i thought i would watch this episode for some nostalgia. After watching this video im thinking to myself, how in the world did i pass Alevel chemistry.
Chemistry tutor here. A Level chemistry doesn't go into this much detail about SN1 and SN2 reactions, at least not in the specifications that I've taught. They only go as far as saying that a leaving group on a primary carbon uses the SN2 mechanism, a tertiary carbon uses SN1, and secondary could be either, and that's about it. I'm learning new things by watching this series 😄
Haha thats why, i remember sn1 and sn2 but i couldn't recall all this stuff and was honestly shocked on how i passed 😂
You are an incredible explainer. Thank you for all your help!
Why is it that I understand CC more than my actual teacher even though both of them teach virtually?
@Crash Course can you please please please upload the Organic Chemistry videos faster? I really profit from learning from them since I'm studying for my OC exam in nearly a week 😱😱😱
Or is there anything you can provide people who are studying for the orgchem exams since your videos are 🔥🔥🔥? ❤️❤️❤️❤️
It's literally the best series i learned .Every concept are crystal clear ✨️ 😊
I took Orgo years ago, but SN1 and SN2 reactions were one the my most favorite things about Orgo. ❤
Im really imoressed with how well everything is exolained! You guys over @ crash course could make anything fun lol
(*adds to Organic Chem playlist*)
Oh no, I am having flashbacks to my chemistry finals. Wish I had those videos back then!
Hasn't this already been uploaded?
Yes, this is a reupload. There must have been something wrong with the first one.
This video ate, thank you so much 😀
If your team will try to make this videos In hindi, then I am sure that every indian student should watch your videos and really enjoyed it.❤😊
this got me through ochem 2 years ago
Wow! Your home looks exactly like a Crash Course set. What are the chances of that?
I was really confused by that too. So I looked at a previous episode. I think the two tone diagonal paint is CGI in. I'm assuming all the props was simply moved in. IDK where the yellow book shelf would have came from. They made it look super similiar to the set it was crazy.
Credit for the closeness of the match is owed entirely to Deboki's top notch painting skills! We got suuuuper lucky and ochem was able to do another studio shoot late last summer (getting us through episode 20 + some lab footage you'll see later). But since this was kind of a circumstantial fluke that would not happen again, we sent Deboki home with any prop small enough to fit in a box. Then, once she got home she bought some paint, and sacrificed her guest room + a bookshelf. And then she did this masterful painting job! She's a woman of many talents!!
Thank you for your time
11:52 a. M.
Good explanation 🥰🥰
Much thanks to the intelligence from CalTech.
Why the re-upload?
My God ur videos are best
thank you so much for this!
your way is superb
Wow..... I am the first viewer ☺️☺️
You have my undivided attention.
I swear that I've seen this before
tq
reupload?
PERC spillage crazy.
First comment!!
Thought this was a video about Starship.
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Good luck
I don't like Chemistry but this seems easy
how can u get chemistry
First comment
wow
I thought this was about Elon’s starships
reupload?