Intro to Chemistry & What is Chemistry? - [1-1-1]

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[@MathAndScience]

This is really great! Happy to help!

[@cloud_222]

I love how you actually explain stuff instead of just shoving information into students' heads. I think that turns many students off about learning chemistry, since they're not understanding any of it and are just blindly memorising and accepting that things happen the way they do, without aksing why. If those students had you as a teacher, they'd be a much more interested in chemistry, as they'll understand that it's how we as a species study matter and the universe, and is not just a bunch of stuff to be memorised! Keep going, you're amazing

[@MathAndScience]

I sincerely appreciate your very nice comment! I do try to explain everything as I try to understand as much as I can and want to pass that on!

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I wish this guy was my teacher 😢he is so amazing & the best explainer. This guy is soooo smart - worked for NASA yet actually cares about teaching in every way without making me feel dumb- yet dumbing it down in a good pace and proper motivational way. Nice writing too on top of it. Thank you for changing my life ❤

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I am studying Nursing and the fundamentals of electrolytes in our bodies for maintaining life and you have just bridged my understanding of how these two concepts are so important. Thank you!! I have watched sooo many videos on the fundamentals of chemistry, and your approach is right on the money, I have lost count of how many light bulb moments I had watching this video!!

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[@MathAndScience]

Will do!

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I recently fumbled through a Biochemistry course. It was quite difficult for me since I had completely forgotten the fundamentals of general chemistry. Looking forward to working “backwards “with you , crawling after my walking ! Even just this 1 st lesson has cleared up a lot of things that I had just memorized for biochemistry. Can’t wait for next lesson . Please keep making these videos! You are a very talented teacher

[@MathAndScience]

I really appreciate that Cardi! Take care, and yes more to come for sure! Jason

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What a Lecture? Excellent. Easily Understandable. I am 74 Years old without knowing anything about chemistry. Immensely impressed with the method of teaching. I pray the Almighty to bless the Teacher/Author/KZbinr a long life with SOUND HEALTH, HAPINESS FOREVER, so that masses can be benefited immensely. Once again Thanks a lot.

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This is an excellent example of good teaching. Not all instructors have the ability to truly convey what they know, but you are one of the best!

[@MathAndScience]

Thank you!

[@tropicalsunset2546]

Jason you never cease to amaze me, watching this long introduction to a fundamental science was a real treat! Assuming the viewer knows nothing at all about the topic in these introductions is extremely important and valued here. I agree giving the viewer some neat facts and explanations (not just definitions and info that has no context) to motivate is an excellent teaching style. I didn't know the electric force was 10^39, that's something I've never come across and never recall that being stated in HS, fascinating. That phrase at the end too was a new one and one that will stay with me. If you ever had a series on meteorology and advanced concepts on it that'd be a dream come true.

[@MathAndScience]

Thank you so much!

[@skivvy3565]

Fantastic, thank you so much for this. Finally a series on chemistry that covers everything. Even those of us with prior dabbling into courses need a refresher

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Thank you! I'm taking chemistry for the first time in my life prior to starting my Social Work courses this coming fall. Finding you has given me hope that I can understand and get through the course.

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My friend, I have never studied chemistry before, two minutes into your intro, I knew I would totally enjoy the subject..You my friend are a very good teacher. And I thank you very much. I am in Ghana and I know a lot of folks here will appreciate the opportunity. Good job...

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I am SO happy I found your channel. Your entire speech about water being polar is the same exact speech my Chem 1 teacher (one of my favorite teachers ever) gave our class years ago. Once you started getting into that I just knew this series was going to be super helpful to catch up before my Chem 2 class starts in a few months. Passionate teachers are the BEST!

[@MathAndScience]

Glad it was helpful!

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I am taking chemistry for nursing for the 3rd time with the same instructor. I found this video and bam! I can finally get and understand what i didn't get the first 2 times! Thank you.

[@MathAndScience]

Welcome!

[@jithendram9961]

Can't thank you enough. I've literally got tears while watching it for the profound knowledge it brought up in the simplest form. I hated chemistry when I was in school but want to pursue it again after two decades now just like a high school student ❤

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thank you. I am a first-year high school teacher, attempting to teach chemistry without any background in the subject. this is the first video that has made sense.

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Wow, thank you!

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I just started grade 11 chemistry and this video is EVERYTHING, I’m so thankful for your existence 💕

[@SharronV]

I had a teacher that was way too boring, didn’t explain anything over two decades ago. Therefore, chemistry was the most difficult subject for me. I barely passed it. As my mom said to me back then, “You passed chemistry by the skin of your teeth.” I currently tutor eighth graders in the school system in various subjects, and one of the subjects they (admin) “voluntold” me to tutor recently is science. When the teacher pulled out the periodic table of the elements, I thought to myself, “What did I get myself into?” Thank you for this video! Now, I am off to watch the next one. I will be fully equipped to tutor a small group of students with great motivation, passion, and understanding as I do math. Thank you, again!

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I appreciate this, I'm a biology major about to take chemistry 2 in the fall but I feel like I haven't truly grasped my first chemistry class yet

[@MathAndScience]

So happy to hear this!

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This lesson made me excited to dive into chemistry I'm just learning it for the sake of knowing how the world works. Can't wait for the next lesson.

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The best chemistry lesson l have ever had! Much appreciated from Zimbabwe.

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just switched from your intro to chem. from 6y ago once i saw this more recent one and wow you aged really well.. also thank you so much for taking the time to teach this❤️ you are awesome! thank you !!

[@ReyesFanny]

I’m new to your channel and I am taking Chemistry in college. I am enjoying watching your video and the way you explain/teach it is awesome! Thank you for your passion for teaching and helping others! God bless you!!!!!

[@leslieflores2336]

This is such a great, detailed video. You articulated everything fairly easy and you actually made me excited to enroll in a Chemistry class!

[@MathAndScience]

Yes! This makes me happy.

[@Monica-n5k]

I've been for 4 years not getting the concepts but today I got it, thanks

[@ilyaskhanhukmat7090]

Now I realized why water is a great conductor of electricity. It's because it is polar in nature and electricity contains electrons. Really make sense to me now. One of my greatest why's has been answered. Thank you for this well explained educational video.

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At first this video seemed to be a repeat of another video. As I continued watching and listening, it became clear that you dove deeper in this video. I very much appreciate the time you spent talking about science as a sort of frontier. What we theorize today may not fit what we discover tomorrow!

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I love your explanation, it makes me more confident in chemistry.

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This is wonderful class for me, i flash back to my past in chemistry, i really love this thank u sir.

[@sawadikimo]

Thanks Jason. Stimulate us to look for solution by ourselves. It is not a easy way to activate multiple thinking process. I mean that most of us just sit there and wait for people feed us, so called passively learning. In the contrast, we are willing to seek for different description and definition to figure out some stuff we don't know after course. It is touching to my heart that you mention you are not someone knowing about everything, just trying to pass on these summarized stuff to make us love Chemistry. I have to say: Jason you are really a awesome, humble, and passionate teacher who is willing share knowledge by easy way. It is my honor to be in your course. Thanks lead and guide us into Math and Science world.

[@MathAndScience]

What a nice comment. I really appreciate your kind words!

[@AdityaMishra-gd6vb]

Because your answering of " WHY SOMETHING HAPPENS and HOW IT HAPPENES" which is not available everywhere I watch your all videos . Please cover all chemistry topics . Thankyou.

[@MathAndScience]

Will do - very happy you like them!

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I have watched this presentation twice . The earlier and the current version . Your attention to detail does not vary . You are passionate and teaching, inspiring . I guess that is my reasoning to continue on your series for my own interest . Other teachers I have had in the past didn't motivate me .

[@주명화-w3c]

This introductory lecture is great, but one step further to dive into this chemistry will be more complicated. But the astonishing things about several facts that I have never heard before amaze me. Such as electric force is way greater than gravity. And its strong pulling power is acting in many ways, like how the polarized water in our body dilutes and eventually digests materials coming into our body to make each neccessary function working on. This lecture reminds me of the middle school curriculum. I remember we used to use elements more often than atom.

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All teacher should be like you, because you deeply explain things

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great lesson, i'm not even taking chemistry yet but i'm interested in it and thought i might get a head start

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Wow, that was a great explanation. I feel like I understand why some molecules are polar and others are not. Also at the end you mentioned that protons and electrons are actually waves. That got my attention I’m looking forward to your explanation. I hope you continue the series on chemistry. Thanks!

[@MathAndScience]

Thanks so much!

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@35 minutes, the explanation about why chemical reactions occur is superb. Electrostatic or electric force being so much stronger than gravitation is not obvious to students and chemistry becomes deep when bonding is explained like this. And this is only lecture one.

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Thank you!

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Great to hear this!

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[@MathAndScience]

Yes next chemistry coming next Tuesday!

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Thank you so much 😀