Lec 10 | MIT 3.091SC Introduction to Solid State Chemistry, Fall 2010

Lecture 10: Hybridized & Molecular Orbitals; Paramagnetism
Instructor: Donald Sadoway
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[@purushottamgupta3155]

Hello sir I am the biggest fan of your teaching style. I am also nanotechnology professor in Indian University, I learn from you a lot

[@yogeshs5312]

Do you learn from this professor and made changes in your teaching style?

[@mechanicaltimi123]

This is the only GenChem I have experienced, which covers everything that you will ever learn in HS, and then expounds on it many fold. Sadoway is simply a brilliant man. I can only hope that I can learn some of his magic.

[@soulmusic1374]

i love u lecturers u raise curious ness that curious drives to learn chemistry

[@mathgeek404]

All of MIT's professors are so zealous. You gotta love that. Thanks a bunch

[@ductran2534]

The explanation image given for the paramagnetism of oxygen at 40:51 is not for molecular oxygen but for fluorine. Great lecture tho! :)

[@cafe-tomate]

Nope Paramagnetism is about having unpaired electrons, and you can see Fluorine has all of its electrons paired contrary to the Oxygen whose π* electrons are unpaired

[@EvgenyTalantsev]

Yes, I notes this too.

[@Wahrscheinlichkeit]

I love this professor's lectures

[@drrhombus]

Sadoway crushes these lectures. Thank you for consciously adding that SHE at 40:05.

[@EvgenyTalantsev]

At 18:40 the comment about first ionization potential is incorrect, because it means the potential energy, not any other meaning of the word of "potential". What the prof. Sadoway meant under the word "potential" has the proper designation as "the difference in electric potential between two electrodes", which is obviously not the energy.

[@bluebox-hz9ru]

I love ur lectures sir , thank u so much.

[@stumbling]

34:18 Chalk snap! Followed by a mini explosion 34:23 Exciting stuff.

[@sam1sothy137]

Wonderful lecturer:))

[@jack.p]

Amazing lecturer mkay

[@jack.p]

Hey look I made this comment 10 years ago, and here I am again. I just can't get enough 3.091

[@bluebox-hz9ru]

In the O2 liquid (paramagnetic)picture it shows F2 MO not O2

[@imsofly114]

At UBC we went through all of this over 3-4 classes, yet this prof only used 1 class!!!

[@cafe-tomate]

When he talks about the highway lights isn't disodium going to dissociate in case it emits a photon (resulting from a desexcitation of one of its electrons)?

[@bluebox-hz9ru]

It is due to heat

[@BeeNotDismayed]

32:30 bookmark

[@Dr-Shlomo-Cohen]

How can 1s contain 4 electrons?

[@adilaitbaev5456]

24:47

[@tommyrosendahl7238]

lol "the schreddinger equation"

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சாஜி மாப் பதியா குமரி kitta pesniya😂

[@williamrizzo8574]

I wonder how many of the 4,512 views watched the whole thing?