What Are Covalent Bonds | Properties of Matter | Chemistry | FuseSchool

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I found this very useful, the hard part which I had to replay was the transfer from covalent bonds being strong in a molecule to bonds between molecules being weak. Good place where students might create misconceptions.

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Great work on the animations and explanation. A solid lesson.

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This video explained things very well and the diagrams in the video were very helpful. Everything was great although the quality of the sound could be improved on. Thank you!

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'or outer electron shells,,,,HHHHHHHHHHHHH' jkjk but in all seriousness, great lesson

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Is this an educational video or ASMR?

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the narrator really sounds like she has a hard time breathing while speaking.

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What about the message? Ever record an online video. You might get caught breathing too. It could be the recording set up, mic and other equipment.

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[@noonereallyknows6643]

Great video! In the first minute of this video it was single handedly explained the difference between covalent and ionic bonds!

[@sanjuansteve]

This is a basic physics question I don’t know the answer to and perhaps someone would be kind enough to help. When electrons circle nuclei in covalent compounds, do or can the electrons get shared between the elements, traveling in figure 8s and circling multiple elements of the compound? Thx

[@njsevers]

Overall great video (and the rest of the chemistry ones). But the use of the word compound throughout this video is fundamentally wrong! A compound consists of more than one element bonded, therefore diamond is not a giant compound, nor is C70 etc. Also the displayed formula for hydrogen chloride should be H-Cl (lower case l) not H-CL.

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It sounds like she is on a life machine

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I learnt stuff, voice was not usual, but I still liked the narration a lot, so nice work!

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Yeah, yeah, the mic quality was low. You have to admit though, the illustrations were great! Thanks for the useful video.

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Her way to talk makes me feel hard to breath too😂

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Chemistry vids do not get any better than this. Great lesson.

[@akashinianbalagan6882]

Does it mean that the compound is covalent as long as both of the atoms are non-metals? Even if they do not achieve stable electronic configuration?

[@akashinianbalagan6882]

Sorry, i was pretty confused when it came to the last part. I would really appreciate someone clarifying it for me! Thanks :)

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Yes for the non metals bit and idk what u mean for the last question

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3:08 water is a compound that is formed by small covalent bond or is it? How come it conducts electricity?

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I like this one Get the reference???

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Instead of learning about bonds I'd like to learn about what on Earth is wrong with that mic

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In the UK GCSE compound means 2 or more different elements. C70 is one element there its just and allotrope or an element. These little things count.

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5:14 It annoys me so much when you called it a rugby ball. Nice video BTW

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What does volatile mean?

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Volatile means easily vaporised (turns into a gas or vapor) substances.

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I'm sat here, forced to do work, streaming are the tears down my melancholy cheek. Sadness. I also have reason to believe that this person has never seen a rugby ball even once in their life.

[@rhys2792]

Can a molecule with a full valance shell bond with an atom that doesn't have a full valence shell?

[@fuseschool]

The atoms with a full valence shell are the noble gases - the larger atoms, especially Xenon, can form stable compounds with Fluorine, which is the most strongly electronegative element (attracts electrons strongly). Between molecules 'dative' bonds are common - e.g. the oxygen atom in water has a full valence shell but readily bonds with atoms needing two electrons to form a bond, such as H+ bonding to form H3O+ (hydronium ion).

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Seems like I am that stupid that fuse school can’t even teach me

[@charlottegoldsworthy1393]

Does this only happen to non-metals?

[@urmom-zr3pd]

Covalent bonds happen when 2 nonmetals share electrons and ionic bonds are when a metal and nonmetal attract because 1 might give a valence electron away making it positive and when the other atom gets that valence electron its negative then they fuse together. So yes if you are talking about covalent molecular bonds then it has to be 2 nonmetals.😃hope that helped you should watch Tyler Dewitt’s covalent vs ionic if you’re really interested

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helpful than the rest of the videos

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[@sillykatttt]

5:15 Fullerene is shaped like a football because of the hexagonal wire frame structure. If it was shaped like a rugby ball, it would look like a low poly melon.

[@pianopufferfish7122]

i know im a year late, but depending on where you live in the world, people call it a rugby ball / football.

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I think fullerene is C60.

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covalent bonds are not stronggg are they?

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[@EggBagel_]

C70 doesnt look like a rugby ball it looks like a soccer ball

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How is that a rugby ball man.

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[@brandonroberts335]

A 3 year old can tell the difference with a rugby ball and a football 😂

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Yeah really

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lol i was going through the comments to see if anyone else noticed lmao

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sound quality is soo bad

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oxygen looks like sulfur 1:50

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Isn't that C60 ?

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C60 not C70!!!

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[@kingakovacs5627]

There are several types of fullerens, C60 (the buckminsterfullerene) is just one of them. C60 has the shape of a soccer ball and - as it's mentioned correctly in the video - C70 has the shape of a rugby ball. It's also said in the video that "it is closely related to the buckminsterfullerene".

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