I've watched quite a bit of videos on electronegativity and other chemistry topics and one thing is so clear to me. There are alot of smart and intelligent teachers who have such great knowledge whether it be chemistry, biology or physics but it doesnt mean they should be teachers/professors. This lady sonya definitely knows how to get concepts understood and explain difficult topics in a clear and precise way. I think very few teachers can do this. Teaching is definitely for Sonya!
Wonderful way. amazing didactic transformations. pedagogical competence? wow !!!!! The Admiration of a Chemist!!! ... because "We Chemists know that our science is as beautiful as poetry. And of course we know that the Parthenon is not just calcium carbonate-CaCO3." ...and in Greek (..και στα Ελληνικά) Θαυμάσιος τρόπος. εκπληκτικοί διδακτικοί μετασχηματισμοί. παιδαγωγική επάρκεια; ουαου!!!!! Ο Θαυμασμός ενός Χημικού!!! ...διότι "Εμείς οι Χημικοί ξέρουμε ότι η ΕπιστήμΗ μας έχει ομορφιά, σαν την ποίηση. κι ασφαλώς ξέρουμε ότι ο Παρθενώνας δεν είναι μόνο ανθρακικό ασβέστιο-CaCO3. .
Please correct me if I'm wrong, but you made a comment on 0:22 Periodic trends -electronegativity that another example of covalent bond is Fluorine (F) bonding with Cesium (Cs), but is Cesium a metal (since it located on the 1A group) or a nonmetal? Just wanted to get that straighten out for me. Nonetheless, fantasic, informative video and thank you for sharing!
I've watched quite a bit of videos on electronegativity and other chemistry topics and one thing is so clear to me. There are alot of smart and intelligent teachers who have such great knowledge whether it be chemistry, biology or physics but it doesnt mean they should be teachers/professors. This lady sonya definitely knows how to get concepts understood and explain difficult topics in a clear and precise way. I think very few teachers can do this. Teaching is definitely for Sonya!
OMG! I love you! You explain so well I finally have a chance to do well in Chemistry. Thanks so much!
Wonderful way. amazing didactic transformations. pedagogical competence? wow !!!!!
The Admiration of a Chemist!!!
... because "We Chemists know that our science is as beautiful as poetry. And of course we know that the Parthenon is not just calcium carbonate-CaCO3."
...and in Greek (..και στα Ελληνικά)
Θαυμάσιος τρόπος. εκπληκτικοί διδακτικοί μετασχηματισμοί. παιδαγωγική επάρκεια; ουαου!!!!!
Ο Θαυμασμός ενός Χημικού!!!
...διότι "Εμείς οι Χημικοί ξέρουμε ότι η ΕπιστήμΗ μας έχει ομορφιά, σαν την ποίηση. κι ασφαλώς ξέρουμε ότι ο Παρθενώνας δεν είναι μόνο ανθρακικό ασβέστιο-CaCO3.
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The electro negativity vids are very creative for learning I love them.😀😀
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It's not necessarily the case that one atom hogs more electrons than another since that would imply that the atoms aren't covalent.
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Please correct me if I'm wrong, but you made a comment on 0:22 Periodic trends -electronegativity that another example of covalent bond is Fluorine (F) bonding with Cesium (Cs), but is Cesium a metal (since it located on the 1A group) or a nonmetal? Just wanted to get that straighten out for me. Nonetheless, fantasic, informative video and thank you for sharing!
Ah! You are correct - my mistake! Thanks and thank you for indicating the time for the video so I could locate it!
thanx u
How about NCl3 or ClN3?