36. Diffusion II (Intro to Solid-State Chemistry)

[@bryangettel4060]

Finished a semester at MIT! Old engineer here. Cool to revisit 1984 Metallurgy course and polymer stuff from work over the years AND get the chemical nuts and bolts behind it all. Sweet job Prof. Grossman!

[@yongkuanli5119]

Thank you Jeffery! I finished the course with gratefullness.

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My favourite video series end here. Thank you so much for this. Wish I could thank you in person one day.

[@KarelCudej007]

Thank you, this course is what I needed for my finals.

[@jacobshick3775]

Very nice course, 1-36 high energy and engaging. Well done

[@VacentViscera]

Woo made it to the end. Great lecture series - really feel like I have a much better understanding of the world from the ground up.

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[@Fungus-fungus-fungus]

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[@starluo9812]

Great lectures! Thank you Jeffery!

[@paulcabuguason2546]

Thank you, very nice lecture.. Now I really understand how the Rapid Chloride Migration test principle..

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Ty