10. Lewis Structures

[@choochoo225able]

I wish you were my professor. I’ve taken chemistry three times now. I can not grasp it and the professors speak to me like I’m dumb because I’m dyslexic. You taught me more in 48 min then three semesters

[@umutcankaanbozan432]

she is too dyslexic you know?

[@ahsid9507]

@@umutcankaanbozan432 heyy how do u know that:0

[@yumurtcan1200]

@@ahsid9507 she has a video about it on yt

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[@Anjali-tq4of]

I am Anu from India and I am so happy by all the professors of MIT. They teach do good and I can't express my happiness by the text.😃😃😘😘😃

[@tianmjg8632]

I'm enjoying this lecturer, so excited.

[@khanyahya2293]

thank you so much I really love your lectures. am really grateful

[@butterscotch3454]

Best educator for chemical science .. Enjoyed it so much

[@adnanahmad6644]

The problem with the CSN structure can be easily solved if we base the central atom on the basis of lowest group number or EN instead of lowest ionisation energy.

[@Raantas]

Metals have the lowest electronegativity, but they can't be central in any molecule

[@Tag_Gw]

There is exception

[@Tag_Gw]

But i come with the important question what happen if you solving exception octet rule like bh3?

[@VikashChaurasiya-w8d]

I have left only 7 month to prepare for neet exam because i caught in depression in last of 6 month due to waking up late night for one month now i pass my 12th exam in july when vikram pragyan 3 was landed successfully on south pole of the moon.i was failed in physics 2 time one time in board exam and one time in compartment exam but on 3rd attempt i got pass in physics and score highest marks in physics thanks to the mit professors who help me lot 😊😊 ❤❤to clear my conceptual topics.

[@VikashChaurasiya-w8d]

Even in single variable calculus also

[@gamesandtravelling2051]

maam kindly also upload handouts also in pdf.. Thanks

[@mitocw]

ocw.mit.edu/courses/5-111sc-principles-of-chemical-science-fall-2014/pages/resource-index/

[@MuhammadUsman-op5us]

Well thats why they say its MIT you know....the teacher just proved that

[@dux3644]

10:34 , does anybody knows where the 2, 8 and 8 comes from? I don't understand, I thought we were supposed to get to 8 valance electrons to complete, shouldn't it be 4 for C and 3 for N??

[@summydays411]

see she is talking about how many valence electrons each element would have if they were fully filled for H it would be 2 for C it would be 8 and for N it would be 8 , she isn't talking about how many more electrons we have to add to complete the octet. hopefully i was able to explain

[@Tag_Gw]

​@@summydays411so this steps can use to make lewis structure with octet exception i mean you can try with bh3

[@kunalashiqprajapati5485]

Here I'm enjoying this lecture

[@mariamhasany5250]

Thanks for uploading this MIT

[@maxwell3814]

Thank you very much 🙏🏾

[@johnwindisch1956]

Great lecture!

[@anabayanta8435]

Man, I learnt this when I was in grade 9.

[@moof1232]

i learned this when i was in grade 3

[@dux3644]

I'm 22 and gonna learn it on university for the first time :D

[@zachthayer6176]

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[@princess147]

Thanks

[@melissarainchild]

As always...I love this video! Thanks so much for posting. Sadly...I did NOT have this instructor/teacher in high school.. so now...way later...I get the "joke" :)

[@nhra7110]

Great instructor!!

[@rizykhan9009]

Thank you so much.... my dear professer . I love it your lecture

[@VikashChaurasiya-w8d]

PW vs Mit who will win ?😅

[@sspcm-ux2ox]

Best as always

[@codingWorld709]

Thanks Mam

[@Chelsea2009FC]

Loved it!

[@zack_120]

Why no questions in this class?

[@mitocw]

Many courses have recitations where students can go to ask questions. This is especially true for large courses. If everyone had a chance to ask questions during the lecture, it would slow everything down.

[@marcozacchigna1261]

My chemestry teacher sucks so thanks!

[@VikashChaurasiya-w8d]

India have NCERT book and America have which type of book? Can anyone tell me

[@mitocw]

The following textbook was used when this course was taught on the MIT campus: Atkins, Peter William, and Loretta Jones. Chemical Principles: The Quest for Insight. 5th ed. Macmillan, 2010. ISBN: 9781429239257. Textbook references are also provided for those using the earlier, fourth edition: ---. Chemical Principles: The Quest for Insight. 4th ed. W. H. Freeman & Company Limited, 2008. ISBN: 9780716799030. For more course info, visit MIT OpenCourseWare at: ocw.mit.edu/5-111F14 Best wishes on your studies!

[@VikashChaurasiya-w8d]

PW vs Mit who will win ?😅 I think Mit will win

[@thegiftoflifepresent2661]

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[@jaiganesh6131]

I don't understand

[@christinagomez]

Damn, she's good!

[@shanthikishorekumar811]

Thank you very much! You are awesome! and excellent, superb, world class teacher. Thanks for helping me. I can not find your video "INTERMOLECULAR FORCES" please help me Thank you so much:)

[@mukeshsolanki3817]

Hey MIT... I m from India...... In which this is taught... May I know please?

[@mohamedismail6273]

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[@Diogenesthedog0]

@@mohamedismail6273 Idiot

[@VikashChaurasiya-w8d]

By attending mit lectures may be I can crack neet exam ? 😊❤

[@securetech9798]

Professor Drennan YEAH!!!!!🤔😂🤣😅😂🤔😏🤣🤣😎🔬🔭😎

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Guys escape!

[@kunalashiqprajapati5485]

There are many indian in the comments ❤️ 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@zachthayer6176]

Show this in chemical weapons..I will...

[@faishalrashid3935]

i think the traffic on this channel is from india

[@butterscotch3454]

Yummmmmm

[@VikashChaurasiya-w8d]

I dont know why this number is always observe 7,17,9 numbers follows me 😂😂 in everywhere

[@simonmasters3295]

Volume and confidence from the lecturer, but Fluorine does not "want" 8 electrons in its outer shell. A Fluorine atom does not "want" anything. By sharing one electron from its Valence shell it forms an F² molecule, covalently bonded, and its Valence shell meets the octet rule, and it's reactivity reduces... but I have yet to see her explain why this is more stable and less reactive than the free atoms. In the next lecture the O² double bond is explained and we are told "it's not a double bond" - I'm itching to ask questions

[@toorisentou]

I still cannot get over the fact that were people who chose flourine has 8 valence electrons for the clicker question

[@tinyr101]

Some people may have misclicked or this might be their very first chemistry course or English isn't their native language (MIT accepts a good amount of international students) ect. Either way, the reason they're taking the course is to learn. Good for you if you found the question easy to answer.

[@toorisentou]

@@tinyr101 oh. I was honestly confused because the students are generally accepted if their scores since 9th standard is topp notch. So this simple question should've gotten more votes imo. Thanks for answering 🙂

[@jaiganesh6131]

please teach in french

[@jaiganesh6131]

teach in French

[@tanishkraghuwanshi1974]

Jai ganesh is a Hindu name and you are asking to teach in French what a joke😁

[@Tag_Gw]

​@@tanishkraghuwanshi1974hahahaha