Silicates 1.mov

[@rapturas]

I'm very much enjoying these lessons - thank you for sharing your time and knowledge!

[@kgriffy3976]

I too am a Geology student having trouble understanding this in my text book! Thanks for the movie, it makes sense!

[@judonomobic]

Oh my! as a budding amateur geologist . A major piece of understanding minerals has just clicked in. Thank you for a wonderful demonstration. I am 60 yrs old and delighted to keep learning.

[@syntaxerror2892]

I love you Wendy, your literally saving my college education

[@farhatjaved3874]

Sooooper job. As a geotechnical professional, I find this video very useful to understand clay mineralogy.

[@stephanieschredder]

I was having trouble understanding this process from my Geology text book and this video really helped and explains it in a very simple and exact way. Thank you so much. Great video!

[@serendipty70]

Here in 2022! You made this extremely easy to understand! Thank you so much!!! I have an exam at 4pm today 😬

[@birdiesmommy]

Thank you for this wonderful video. I have been struggling to keep all of the information about silicates in my head, because I only understood them as facts to be memorized. Now, I understand the chemistry behind them and the facts have finally settled into my brain! Thank you!

[@jasonnandu]

The title does not do the video justice. You did your job alright. Thanks a lot!

[@somebody9824]

So we'll explained, I tried textbook but this is 💯 times better. Thank you very much. Keep uploading.

[@sead3460]

Thanks for the job well!. Nothing was understood from in class lecture until I watched this video.

[@mysteryfacebookgirl]

this is the best explanation i have found for this topic :) thank you so much!

[@ilhamprasetya9090]

Many thanks to you Vendy ! A nicely done video for refreshment.

[@danielvonbose557]

I was trying to understand the Bowen's reaction series and someone pointed me toward the chemistry, very good and concise description of all the structures.

[@alexindustries1991]

Yes, you've done very well. Thank you.

[@NaimishaVanik]

This was really helpful. Thank you so much. :)

[@gerryjamesedwards1227]

Beautifully succinct explanation, thank you very much!

[@insertcreativenamehere7377]

Great video, made it very easy for me to understand. Many thanks to you 😊

[@anantaacharya3019]

Excellent illustration, so beautifully presented.

[@geoffgeoff143]

Personally, as a novice petrologist, getting a strong grip on silicates is vital. Possibly as important as tectonics.

[@sedric166]

Thank you) so good explanation )) どうもありがとございます！！！

[@ridhomardhatillah2467]

Thank you so much for this video, Ma'am. It's a very simple explanation but really helpful for me as a Geology student! I hope you could make more videos soon..

[@amosops1269]

its so nice please continue..........

[@o.elhadi1275]

Thank you so much :) kept it simple and clear .

[@dhinakaran2059]

Thank you so much madam. It helps a lot

[@ronjoly]

Thank You very much, this was really well taught and understandable.

[@u2phreak]

Thank you for the clear explanation. I appreciate it.

[@ChandanYadav-op1pl]

Excellent 👌👌👌

[@seanburke424]

Excellent. I long ago learned that most rocks were made of silicon and oxygen, but i wondered "then why are they so different"?

[@frankus54]

A really straightforward explanation. thanks

[@AcidWolf_69]

Really really helpful!!! :D thank you so much for this video. May the heavens bless you 🥰

[@tinas1642]

Thanks for this! You explained this very well!

[@youtubechannel12371]

thank you very much for this video. You did a very great job of explaining

[@qinyuanqu7149]

Thank you so much, you've done a pretty good job!!! Super useful.

[@M4B3THinSPACE]

Thank you for this. My Mineralogy professor did a god awful job explaining this stuff.

[@asantebird1754]

amazing video thank you so much

[@njk20021]

Very informative

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Enjoyed this thank you

[@brento2890]

Excellent

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Good Lord, this woman sounds like what I'd imagine Glad0s to sound like if she were still human -_-'. (In all seriousness though, very helpful. Had to use this for a Geology assignment, kudos)

[@SJCreationsNetwork]

thankyou sooo much for this video! I'm gonna ace my physical science final now!

[@Moxaer]

Wow this is a great education video

[@annelleeudesjeanbaptiste1083]

Tout est bien explique !

[@ArthurMorganFTW_RDR]

Great video, well explained but orthosilicates were missing...

[@tura304]

very helpful, u certainly done your job

[@208xx]

This was awesome..... very helpful

[@deltoro44]

great job,thnks

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Thank so much for your clear persentation

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This video hit different while pooping

[@thebestofallworlds187]

you are very awesome! so for every one Fe and one Mg, there is only one tetrahedron?

[@geoffgeoff143]

But silica is si02 and silicate si04?

[@marilyn7025]

Thanks so much. Great explanation.

[@MsDX1990]

Thank you Ma'am

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thank yu

[@ahent99]

thanx this video helped me a lot

[@TheSteinmetzen]

Video should be at the top of the list. It must have been idiots who gave it a thumbs down.

[@surendrakumarsingh8760]

Awesome video :)

[@Bearfootcriminal]

Thank you, very illuminating

[@justokman]

Very helpful indeed!

[@lilmozart833]

super

[@thebestofallworlds187]

how does the molecule get a net charge of -4?

[@thebestofallworlds187]

and is the silicon atom positively charge because oxygen has a higher electronegativity?

[@wvannorden1]

Si has a charge of +4, while each of the four oxygens have a charge of -4, so the molecule has +4 + 4(-2)= -8

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nice tricks for easy remember

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Perfect

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Thank you!!!

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I can't tell ,what all I forgot , press on !

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Thanks

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Perfect.

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Genius

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