How Dissolving Works

In this video, Josh explains how dissolving works, why polar and ionic substances dissolve in water, but nonpolar substances (like oil) do not dissolve in water.
Video Link (Polar Covalent Bonds): • Polar Covalent Bonds
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[@altejoh]

Would love a follow up for gas-liquid solutions (carbonated water) and solid-solid solutions (alloys).

[@TheScienceClassroom]

Great idea

[@MartínArriagada-e6r]

Great video, but I think it would be better if it contained a quick summary of the Valence electron works, since this quickly explain a lot of things about the covalent bonds between atoms, like why does a neutral charged molecule like water has zones with partial charges, what determines how molecules are structured and why noble gases don't form molecules with any other element.

[@TheScienceClassroom]

Good point, I wanted to make this video really short, so I didn't get into it here. I did link another video that went more into that topic though

[@indignasmr7379]

Nice! This was very easy to follow.

[@TheScienceClassroom]

Thanks! Glad it was straightforward!

[@DeepPatel-sq9wy]

I think Na atom should be smaller in compare to Cl atom.

[@TheScienceClassroom]

Yes, you are correct!

[@md.ayaanahmed5152]

Great! but how does it workfor non-polar solvents? Can you make a video on that?