Centrifugation

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Wait. 8 years ago. 😱. Shomu sir has really worked hard. More power to you sir. Thankyou.

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I was in 8th class when this video was uploaded.. Hatts off to u

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[@LADLA2922]

Amazing Explanation Sir 😎😎😘😘

[@shomusbiologyofficial]

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[@shybelectures348]

Very nice found helpful in my analytical exam

[@archanasinghsingh1875]

Sir can u pls explain centrifugation without ppt... Pls explain in white board..

[@vinayvarma2891]

u r explaination is good sir...made me easy 2 learn..thank u sir

[@swethadurga7824]

so good exapalnation

[@jmigz23]

Watched this on 2x speed. Much better

[@guylainedoucet9634]

very good video and explanations as usual. Thank you so much Guylaine (Canada)

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Watch it in 2x

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[@wangketwangsa3281]

I missed your old class..

[@hamedhasanalabbe7978]

Is it right to say 60s means=60★10^-13second

[@tqUniverse]

SO mainly how many types of preparative centrifugation?i am confused

[@vismayapv634]

Thanku you sir❤

[@shomusbiologyofficial]

You're welcome. Glad to hear that you're getting benefit from my lectures

[@PixelPhobiac]

Thanks for sharing.

[@franksmith9027]

The text to this video states: "Centrifugation is a process that involves the use of the centrifugal force for the sedimentation of mixtures with a centrifuge" this is not true for the simple reason a rotating mass "EXERTS" a centrifugal force, it is not subject to such a force.

[@jumitalukdar3343]

Is it viscosity and not velocity?

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Yes you are, he is an Indian comedian😅

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Aap hindi language me v video bnaiye aapki videos bhut achchi h agar hindi me ho to kuch logo ke liye kafi beneficial hoga

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Stay tuned. New videos are being uploaded on these topics

[@rdj2462]

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[@shomusbiologyofficial]

You're welcome. Glad to hear that you are getting benefit from the videos

[@qualquan]

We are constantly taught that only centripetal forces like Ff and Fb act UPON an orbiting body like your orbiting particle which you show but there are no centrifugal forces ON the orbiting body itself. But you say repeatedly that there is also a centrifugal force Fc acting ON the particle? If so what could be exerting this Fc on the orbiting particle or molecule in the centrifuge? Is it not more correct to say that the centripetal forces acting ON the particle are generated or donated by the liquid beyond the particle and that due to momentum conservation law a reactive centrifugal force Fc acts ON the liquid which donated the centripetal force and that there is NO centrifugal Fc ON the orbiting particle itself as you keep saying. The reactive Fc is ONLY ON the liquid beyond the particle which donated the centripetal force to the particle and equals negative Ff. The particle itself ONLY experiences the 2 centripetal forces.The 2 centripetal forces acting ON the particle namely Fb + Ff = Mass particle x W^2.R or Mp x W^2.R Again, there is NO THIRD or centrifugal force acting ON the orbiting particle only ON the liquid beyond the particle equaling the negative of the centripetal force Ff donated by liquid to the particle. This need not appear in the equation given above. The reason why large dense molecules travel outwards is that in the earlier stages the centripetal forces are not large enough to keep denser particles in a CIRCULAR orbit and there is a Velocity called terminal but is a form of PARTIAL ESCAPE VELOCITY. Its NOT due to a centrifugal force Fc ON the particle as you say.

[@dashrthbhaliya9716]

Sir....What is/are the reasons of generation of heat during centrifugation..

[@biswajitchakraborty909]

Friction may be..!!

[@dashrthbhaliya9716]

@@biswajitchakraborty909 thank you ji..I thought but not sure about that..

[@poojamangal4797]

1 svedberg is equal to 10 to the power minus 13 not 10 to 13..

[@kaushikilohiya2137]

Really explanatory vedio

[@shomusbiologyofficial]

Thank you. Glad you liked my lectures

[@KarIna-mx1fi]

very helpful! thank you

[@shivpratap1329]

I am having a doubt in this video- '' Why the process of centrifugation fails when we put tea leaves in the mixture we are about to centrifugate?

[@avaspakrashi3053]

valo explain korechen dada .. thanks .

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Very helpful

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Just excellent

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[@Poojachoudhary-jv6iy]

Sir which u repeating again and again that is viscosity not velocity both r very much differ

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[@shomusbiologyofficial]

+elpwopoyoisroor KID thank you

[@gayatriasawa2721]

Sir, please explain these on your board... it's a request

[@michaelsalsaa4832]

How does a centrifuge motor stop? what is the force that stops the motor spinning?

[@jackfan9302]

It’s a brake

[@premsuryawanshi5097]

Sir plzz can u explain centrifugation on board

[@shomusbiologyofficial]

Will do that video soon.

[@masfiaazmin4607]

sir plzzzz we need it on board...plsss sir can u do it as soon as possible

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Thnk u so much

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Read pathfinder publication books also

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lol

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Please upload it in urdu.... plzzzzzzzzxxx

[@artisharma443]

the svedberg unit is not 10-13sec its 10 raised to minus 13 sec

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Some time when a lecturer goes with flow they made mistakes cause they are also a human beings not God. Stop pointing a finger on him. Atleast appreciate his intentions.

[@alokkumar4550]

Your explanation regarding rate zonal centrifugation is wrong.. Particles will not stop at any point they just separate according to their velocity.If u keep on centrifuging it,ultimately all particles settled at the bottom that's why we have to stop rate zonal centrifuge within short period of time

[@yasmeenzia7844]

Not satisfied with this vedio ....plz explain it on board ..😔😔

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Bhai hindi language m video daalo

[@bhatmutaib4233]

sir if you are having a problem with your English language it doesn't matter, we understand hindi as well, please sir it becomes really difficult to understand your English

[@gargi2117]

Your videos are unnecessarily long and boring .

[@shomusbiologyofficial]

+Gargi Bhardwaj I want you to watch some more before judging. Thank you though

[@gargi2117]

I've already watched some of your videos n have also downloaded a few of them sir . That's vy I am saying that you should keep your content precise.

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ohh have u any better videos????

[@ronzilen]

Gargi Bhardwaj, why don't you try teaching if you are so confident!

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[@syedayaseen97]

Voice is too low to hear clearly..this is the only drawback of your videos

[@gunslingerxxi6194]

U don't have any idea what u r talking about..

[@gunslingerxxi6194]

Mixed rate zonal centrifugation with isopycnic centrifugation

[@ronzilen]

Why don't you try teaching then!