I’ve spent the last 10 hours trying to learn acids and bases to teach my kids next week and yours was THE BEST. Thank you for the fantastic explanation.
@@quintinadossantos8194 The first one is a base, and the second one is a basic solution. If a compound that contains an OH group also contains a metal ion, then it is a base.
Wow!! I'm so glad that I found your channel and this explanation of acids & bases. After many many times of trying to solidify it in my brain, it took your video to do it. Just learning that pH is the "power of Hydrogen" is powerful!! I'd never heard of it after having read many explanations. That statement and your video clarified the entire pH concept. Thank you a million.
i never heard a better explaination than this ...excellent ..in just 6 min u have taught acid bases and salt once again nice explanation sir ,,,,thank u
One of the best channels for easy to understand anatomy and physiology videos. Thanks from an A&P professor. These really reinforce what I teach in the classroom and online.
Thanks Professor Shanna, it''s great to hear from you and students that the videos I created helped them to understand certain concepts more clearly. Thanks again for the kind words, and keep teaching, I believe it is important to at least have a basic understanding of how our bodies work. The more educated you are, the more powerful you are.
Spot on this is an educational treasure thank you. all these things you have worked for are not used why? To me it is a money issue not regulated correctly Judgements that others do not understand. Thank you again
I’m not even studying chemistry and I understood everything here. I took a look at this because I wanted to know the ins and outs of Soil pH. I’m not sure if you’re the right person to ask, but if the solution is more acidic, would that mean there is a higher hydrogen to oxygen ratio? Since soil naturally becomes more acidic, where does all the oxygen go?
thanks, I was stuck on why strong acids have complete ionization and weak acids have partial ionization because my brain kept telling me if its attraction is weak in water isnt it a weaker acid? xD idk but thanks for that summary
Hi, What's up dude, is this how certain substances act as anti-oxidants , they introduce hydrogen atoms which chemically bond with any oxygen atoms that are floating around and unbounded? I heard Lactobacillus (pH 3.8) which is slightly acidic is a great anti-oxidant but can't say why or how it works. If I may be so bold, a video on antioxidants would be great, how they work at a chemical level for my understanding is that lipids, trace metals, proteins etc can all oxidise and even polymerise as a direct consequence. Many thanks for taking the time, regards Robbie.
Hey Robbie, yes, you have it right, they donate hydrogen atoms, or electrons to make free radicals stable. And yes, free radicals can damage lipids, carbohydrates, metals, denature proteins, DNA and cause severe damage to cells. I have read a couple of articles on the anti-oxidant benefits of probiotic bacteria's such as Lactobacillus, but like you said, how exactly they work is not totally understood by researchers today. I do have a video on anti-oxidants and free radicals, but it is a very basic overview of them. Here are 2 great articles about how they work... www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3249911/ www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5452251/
So, do we call the solutions with the dissociated compound acids and bases? or the compounds themselves? that is, NaOH (aq) = base or NaOH (s) = base ?????
I’ve spent the last 10 hours trying to learn acids and bases to teach my kids next week and yours was THE BEST. Thank you for the fantastic explanation.
Thanks for sharing that Jayron Finan, it means a lot to hear that the video helped you out. Thank you.
So what do we call a base? To the compound itself NaOH (s) = base or to the solution NaOH (aq) = base? heeelp
@@quintinadossantos8194 The first one is a base, and the second one is a basic solution. If a compound that contains an OH group also contains a metal ion, then it is a base.
Finally one that actually make sense!!!!!!
You explained this so clearly. Thank you
seriously one of the best chemistry videos I've seen! at least for students, really summed everything up that I learned today
This video is actually amazing. It covered a lot in just 6 minutes! thanks a lot
You are the dude for the job. Thank you.
Wow!! I'm so glad that I found your channel and this explanation of acids & bases. After many many times of trying to solidify it in my brain, it took your video to do it. Just learning that pH is the "power of Hydrogen" is powerful!! I'd never heard of it after having read many explanations. That statement and your video clarified the entire pH concept. Thank you a million.
i never heard a better explaination than this ...excellent ..in just 6 min u have taught acid bases and salt
once again nice explanation sir ,,,,thank u
You are welcome ikram uddin, thanks for watching my friend.
One of the best channels for easy to understand anatomy and physiology videos. Thanks from an A&P professor. These really reinforce what I teach in the classroom and online.
Thanks Professor Shanna, it''s great to hear from you and students that the videos I created helped them to understand certain concepts more clearly. Thanks again for the kind words, and keep teaching, I believe it is important to at least have a basic understanding of how our bodies work. The more educated you are, the more powerful you are.
best chemistry video ever. i would recomend this video for all students👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
When I graduate in 2030 I’ll never forget this dude that saved my life 😢
Thank you!!! I was having such a difficult time with this but you summed it all up :)
Bestest explanation available in youtube
I'm a junior high school chemistry teacher. Thank you very much for helping me with my teacher demo lab observation done by school admin.
You are welcome Tony Pepperoni.
Super explanation. I wonder if anyone can explain acids and bases better than this
Spot on this is an educational treasure thank you. all these things you have worked for are not used why? To me it is a money issue not regulated correctly Judgements that others do not understand. Thank you again
This information was very helpful 🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂
This helped a lot thanks 😌
u r to much genius😊😊
Thank you so much. 😊 👍 ☺️😊💖
Wow am happy coz by now I know what is am acid
the perfect video, thank you for the work you do
I’m not even studying chemistry and I understood everything here. I took a look at this because I wanted to know the ins and outs of Soil pH.
I’m not sure if you’re the right person to ask, but if the solution is more acidic, would that mean there is a higher hydrogen to oxygen ratio? Since soil naturally becomes more acidic, where does all the oxygen go?
Thanks
WHAT A BEAST... 4 am clutch thanks you SOOO much
thanks, I was stuck on why strong acids have complete ionization and weak acids have partial ionization because my brain kept telling me if its attraction is weak in water isnt it a weaker acid? xD idk but thanks for that summary
Hi, What's up dude, is this how certain substances act as anti-oxidants , they introduce hydrogen atoms which chemically bond with any oxygen atoms that are floating around and unbounded? I heard Lactobacillus (pH 3.8) which is slightly acidic is a great anti-oxidant but can't say why or how it works. If I may be so bold, a video on antioxidants would be great, how they work at a chemical level for my understanding is that lipids, trace metals, proteins etc can all oxidise and even polymerise as a direct consequence. Many thanks for taking the time, regards Robbie.
Hey Robbie, yes, you have it right, they donate hydrogen atoms, or electrons to make free radicals stable. And yes, free radicals can damage lipids, carbohydrates, metals, denature proteins, DNA and cause severe damage to cells. I have read a couple of articles on the anti-oxidant benefits of probiotic bacteria's such as Lactobacillus, but like you said, how exactly they work is not totally understood by researchers today. I do have a video on anti-oxidants and free radicals, but it is a very basic overview of them. Here are 2 great articles about how they work...
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3249911/
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5452251/
❤
nice
Why HCL release OH- ions??
So, do we call the solutions with the dissociated compound acids and bases? or the compounds themselves? that is, NaOH (aq) = base or NaOH (s) = base
?????
Just want I needed to know. Acid released H and bases release OH-
The most basic and simple to understand video. Finally the concept is clear for me! You have my good prayers
first reply and like
If pH is measured by hydrogen ions in a solution, then the Sun has a negative pH?
What makes salts acidic or basic?
The only bond which I know is
James Bond
interesti nq
do u smoke
NOOOOOOOOOO!
OH YEAH!
Thank you so much !!!