crystallographic planes

[@bistu4412]

Even after 11 years, these videos are saving lifes, thank you so much!

[@YahyaNaell]

8 min video saved at least 1 hour of self learning thank you very much

[@jonathansmith5009]

My professor insist on explaining the material using no models or computer programs. I wish you were my professor. Thanks you, really a load of my mind.

[@BADGAYAN]

You know I tell you, your explanations are the best.

[@walpurgoffnacht]

Hello linda, just dropping by to thank you since your explanation really helps, thanks!

[@aadilverma]

Great Videos!! Couldn't have asked for anything better!! Thank you soo much for taking the time to explain all of these ideas, really really appreciate it

[@Vophren]

So, I'm just sitting here googling old concepts I used to know when I had freshly graduated from MATE 11 years ago (Mostly to make sure I didn't screw them up while I write some code) and whadda ya know, Dr. V's ready to teach me all of this over again.

[@damny0utoobe]

Perfect explanation for crystal structures. Thanks

[@HanhTran-li5dv]

thank you for your lectures!

[@MrAskOnce]

Awesome, you just saved my life! ...and my test grade. Keep up the great work! =)

[@prime3482]

Just a quick question, if i extended the Y axis to -1 and drove the plane i got that way through the cube, the plane i would get would be the same wouldnt it? Is it just coincidence or can you do it that way too?

[@BADGAYAN]

Subscribed liked shared as well best explanation make it all complete material science

[@NITAMKUMAR]

dear madam; I am very happy that you explained it very good. but i am somewhat weak, since I am not able to derive the family members of planes or directions... so will you please suggest me which video will help me to understand and develop my knowledge.

[@charviverma6379]

in the negative one, cant we simply shift origin to Y as you told before making it positive, and then from Y we go back ?

[@brandonloesch4986]

Hi

[@mashuqueimtiaz302]

the (111) cube at 5:09 is WRONG! It should be similar to the one (211) right after.

[@RbtV92]

good stuff, straight forward.

[@mumthazvlogs]

Wow.. Mam which drawing app it is? It will be helpful for my online teaching, if u tell me😍

[@敏哈-f7g]

i wish you can teach something about oriented preferential of metal after ball mill

[@marshairglova7736]

that was really educating, thanks...

[@xshowmewhatyougot7871]

the 112 plane i think is incorrect

[@Maximmu87]

Excellent. Thank you very much

[@HumayunShaikh]

Well explained! :)

[@krystalvang9659]

thanks maam

[@chrisn4892]

THANX MAN,,TOTALLY USEFUL

[@renzoandre5286]

Good video, except for the (1;-1;1) plane part. The picture for it is not the correct one and you instead did a tutorial on how to draw the ( -1 1 -1). Which you did mention but never really distinguished between the two planes. They are not the same.

[@hafsabel5843]

Renzo Andre hi ! You seem to be quite sure of that ...so I'd like to ask you ...is it right to say that the two planes -1 1-1 and 1-11 belong to the same family ? And she seems to say that they are equivalent so am a bit confused ...would you explain please ?! Thank you

[@imnotgonnamakeanyvid]

They are the same plane but in reference to different origins the signs change.

[@renzoandre5286]

I see, a picture of the inverse (1-11) would've been appreciated though to show the different orientation, despite being on same plane.

[@rimshamehek1424]

Hi Linda, Kindly solve the last one too for me because i got that in my quiz. Thank You.

[@ISaacffds]

thank you

[@abdirahmanhersi8103]

bro i understand nothing but thank you

[@mohamadsan1867]

i think the last one is wrong.... wich is wrote (112) it should be (221)... im not sure anyway

[@sghosh1176]

u sound like jodie foster

[@hashemmadinah488]

Helpful

[@MrFuadsama]

thank you :)

[@backupnr]

Tnx!!

[@firdaws1875]

Thank you (^__^)

[@sabarinaths9395]

Chk your 111 plane

[@yigitcan824]

I think same .There must be a mistake.