Filtration | MIT Digital Lab Techniques Manual

[@thered4048]

The video quality is like the vacuum filtration....

[@neoculturetakoyaki4612]

she's such an icon

[@richardzhang5362]

okay, if you rinse your residual with solvent, wont your finished product have solvent in it, so would you distill the the solvent

[@mathewmiller1424]

7:16 I don't get the joke here. Could someone explain?

[@huawenuk7965]

It was like she was holding something too heavy

[@Chris-ni6pv]

It's a higher science joke, you wouldn't get it.

[@thered4048]

@@Chris-ni6pv Its some kind of science joke hes too american to understand

[@DaddiiDickins]

@@thered4048 lol imagine talking shit in the comments of a 10 year old chemistry tutorial

[@Soler4485]

It sounds like Franz Liszt in all of the music in these videos, maybe I am wrong maybe it is Debussy.

[@KRISTENMEDINA]

Hello!

[@MairinGoBragh]

@Jhon Smith You can purify by using something that causes impurities to precipitate out… a lot of effort where there are often easier methods, to be sure, but nonetheless…

[@MairinGoBragh]

… what was your target audience for this video? I feel like I was just in the Romper Room Chem Lab. Seriously, I feel like the authors thought I was 8; I found the level of condescension actually distracting from the content of the video. I was assigned to watch this video for a junior-level college chem class. I'm left thinking: "What the *&%! was that, and why did I have to suffer through this? This came from MIT? What happened?" I seriously don't mean to offend; I just *really* dislike being patronized.

[@thered4048]

Same buddy