The Hydrophobic Effect and Entropy Biochemistry MADE SUPER SIMPLE!

[@foreverloved6550]

The amount of times he says orderly makes it hard to forget the concept XDD

[@NaturalHarmonious]

I really appreciate this method of teaching, sometimes you just gotta beat the concept into your head

[@JC-rs3nh]

ORDERLY

[@ThatIranianDude]

This video should be used as a drinking game! great job though. thank you man!

[@pfeliciano4062]

Teachers just said "disorder" but that means nothing unless we see it. You did an excellent job at helping us visualize it.

[@LG-re5tq]

I was having such a hard time understanding this concept. Thank you for the clarification! :)

[@ee-zm3hz]

Explained absolutely PERFECTLY, and in such a short video! Thanks so much

[@riotofone11]

wait so is it ... orderly?

[@siddhantpurohit6501]

literally the only thing i take away is that things have been orderly in this video. This video is the very definition of orderly.

[@tammyclairs166]

Its more ordered(the water ) *pre/before* hydrophobic effect and aggregation. Afterwards however you have less ordered water molecules. Which is why the less ordered environment of water, is favored because more disorder is more favorable

[@berenicedrabo1573]

@@tammyclairs166 I read in a biochem book that before the hydrophobic effect happen , the entropy is more favorable… that’s weird

[@auwangan5216]

amazing teaching, making my life easier omg tysmmmm, and the video is so comprehensive

[@bugrajatt]

TL;DR HYDROPHOBIC EFFECT, ENTROPICALLY FAVORED, ORDERLY

[@grettlowski]

Thank you for making this so simple!

[@livnorium4207]

Thank you for helping me with my biophysics exam, you’re the best!!!!!🙏🙏🙏

[@FrogCast-wx7di]

this is the best way I've ever heard this explained. thank you so much!!

[@jessicaalves8883]

Great video. I totally understand this concept now!

[@zaidahmed6622]

this was really freaking good

[@mohammadrezasharghi8648]

This explanation was magnificent!

[@JramLisztfan]

Very clear explanation. Thank you!

[@Pokemonzeldabro]

Answered my exact question, thanks!

[@sanzedtaief]

it was tremendously great explained. Thank you very much!!

[@sebastianosaccon5976]

This is how I explain things when I don't get them for a long time and then suddenly it clicks because i understood a fundamental thing (ORDERLY)

[@mmoney1712]

Thank you for this♥️ read the passage in an mcat book, and was a little confused until I saw this

[@medicalchalupa9928]

I love how everything comes back to physics

[@singlecurse__6614]

I rarely comment on KZbin, but I'm really grateful for your clarification!

[@lmaoxitsxbriannaaa]

Great concept but.. this video is giving me a stroke.

[@wannurfatinfathiahbintiwmo6030]

samee

[@Haadi42]

In an orderly fashion, very orderarily

[@grettlowski]

Lmao!

[@vistian]

Great explanation!

[@osaidalkhabbaz]

Very well explained thank you ❤

[@bobby79]

Great Job bro.. u cleared my doubt. Keep Going as such bro 👍

[@GhilledM21]

finally. a short precise explanation that actually makes sense. I think the pictures really helped. I read through jack westin, shem, and reddit and still couldn't understand it as well until I watched this. I knew all of the concepts but I just couldn't make it make sense.

[@kristinadzhordzhev6867]

Finally, a video that explains it all!!!

[@shalinicDNA]

Thanks for explaining this concept clearly. It helped me to understand the forces stabilising self assembly of amphiphiles. For lay person to follow it could have been better if you explained bit more slowly.

[@danielcheong4804]

Great Video

[@mollyo7923]

Now this... this. Makes sense

[@siddhantpurohit6501]

THANK U!!! finally

[@shresthashreya5418]

amazing

[@G_Hiro_K]

Great didactic, thanks!

[@asiahwalid6178]

Thank you!

[@martingergov6562]

A lot of passion, man, that's great! Make sure to not have unrelated flashing or moving elements in the video, because it's very distracting.

[@gort3969]

So what are the new L17 A21 street lights supposed to be? Anything to do with fibril growth?

[@TheFCSProductions]

Awesome video I really appreciate this, slow down a bit that's my only critique, nice work!

[@maryamibrahim3445]

u sir... r AMAZING.. THANK U

[@JR-nw4to]

Great!

[@fatmaallam1476]

Thank you for your nice explanation. I would ask, why water molecules ordered on the surface of non polar molecules?

[@colorfish3559]

I’m wondering the same thing!

[@amairanirodriguez3676]

take a shot every time he says orderly

[@Im0nJupiter]

Just dropped dead from alcohol poisoning, would recommend

[@coco.chrisps]

so the hydrophobic effects decreases the solvation layer of a protein? it makes protein folding make some more sense as to why it's energetically favorable

[@ninjadog5800]

You're better than my lecturer thank you so much!!!!! I remember hearing that the bonding of hydrophillic ligands to proteins was mainly because that is entropically favourable too becuase the hydrophillic ligands bond to many water molecules and bonding to a protein means more free molecules in solution, but the again I remember hearing the main driving force of binding is the decrease in enthalpy instead, do you have any idea which one the truth is

[@kaizhang5796]

interesting! is there a non entrophic explaination?

[@maxvanderstricht1159]

drink everytime he says orderly

[@charlieowww2301]

Amazing thank u I have my exam in two weeks I’m so nervous

[@joseniarosario4623]

I couldn’t watch past 49 seconds. Oh lord. My heart

[@sadprose651]

guys i think it’s because the water is orderly

[@wamiqfarooq7401]

To reduce surface area. That's it.

[@mazinnasralla2036]

OK so the water gets disordered through the aggregation of the non-polar molecules, doesn't the opposite effect occur with the hydrophobic peptides? They go from infinite number of states to a small number of states?

[@sciencesimplified3890]

theres a total net increased possible conformations when hydrophobic amino acids aggregate.. so the increased number of conformations of water outweighs the number of possible conformations lost by amino acids

[@mazinnasralla2036]

@@sciencesimplified3890 Thanks. A complex problem then.

[@tylerbosler8662]

The amount of times he said "orderly" makes me cringe but I learned the concept well.

[@tammyclairs166]

DAMN SIR STOP YELLING AT MEE💀💀

[@soccerchamp81]

i love you

[@janblock8339]

couldnt miss the point here

[@niloufarmirian3376]

why you are saying ORDERLY many timessssss

[@yassin5183]

Why do u sound like the one from nicki minaj livestream

[@blaby4ever]

You sounds like Morty lol

[@robfritz622]

but why WHY

[@bbdd7231]

It's a little bit more complex than that, it relates to the number of possibilities. If any one is interested I would reconsider explaining it

[@harrison3652]

Definitely not everything i need to know

[@kevincorrigan1754]

W explanation ty