Visualizing Molecular Geometry With 3D Software

[@MrRandel100]

Excellent explanation, much more useful than the lectures at university. Appreciate that.

[@johnbmancia]

This was very interesting to watch. makes me finally understand the logic behind such shapes. Thank you very much for your time!

[@05akanshapriya26]

Thanks professor Dave 🌸

[@mariaeduardabarbosa3269]

Excellent explanation professor Dave!! Thanks from Brazil ♥

[@Thaumius]

I used phet simulation for the visualization of the vespr model

[@tanmaybisht_iitbhu]

Beautiful explanation sir

[@feelingfeni4798]

Very interesting! I bet glysine and gkyphosate would be interesting to compare in 3D. Dr. Stephannie Senniff says glyphisate is stronger and gets used rather than glysine in soft tissue. It has an extra arm though and this is the problem with misfolded protiens todate.

[@C_J_S]

That's great and this video was the one i have been searching for hours finally understood the structures. Nice🔥

[@jeevithamarnadu3329]

Sir can u please explain about zinc sulphate crystal structure...

[@arpittiwari7506]

I am an indian studying for IIT JEE, these vedios are fabulous, i t clears the concept !

[@jcutey]

Professor you are my favourite. You make difficult concepts understandable within minutes. Keep it up Professor. Much love and respect from Italy. By the way, which software are you using to draw those 3D molecules? Is the software supported on Android or Windows? Thanks and God Bless.

[@ProfessorDaveExplains]

ChemDoodle 3D, check the link in description! Not sure about compatibility.

[@jcutey]

@@ProfessorDaveExplains Thank you Professor. I'll check it out.

[@jollyjokress3852]

would be cool if the program additionally explained everything - how the structure comes to be - with a comment box ^^

[@srishtisinha7561]

Can you do a video in mathematics to know if three lines are concurrent or not by using equations of these lines?

[@ProfessorDaveExplains]

linear algebra tutorials are coming soon!

[@kainwalker7287]

Please make a video on Stereochemistry 🙏

[@ProfessorDaveExplains]

bud i made several! check my organic chemistry playlist

[@m.t.s7821]

At 8:28 you said SF6 instead of SF4 can you explain it please????

[@ProfessorDaveExplains]

whoops, i misspoke, i meant SF4 sorry about that!

[@m.t.s7821]

No problem at all

[@dangerguy27]

Can u please explain how to find the no of planes having 3 or 4 electrons in sp3d hybridization plz

[@tanishakhajuria7837]

Wonderfull.... Love from india😍

[@leonardomonteiro2187]

Where I can download this updated software?

[@kripashankarshukla4073]

Sir your knowledge is totally exceptional, you look handsome and i sometimes get frustrated when i see that you have less views!!

[@isabel0852]

why are lone pairs extra repulsive? is it that they’re higher energy due to not being bonded?

[@ProfessorDaveExplains]

they're closer to the central atom

[@dr.karishma555]

Good visualisation

[@rigvedanatrajrao9486]

Hey xenon is noble element then can it make a bond??

[@ProfessorDaveExplains]

yep it can

[@rigvedanatrajrao9486]

@@ProfessorDaveExplains but how ❓

[@ProfessorDaveExplains]

promotes electrons to 5d orbitals so they're unpaired and ready to bond

[@rigvedanatrajrao9486]

@@ProfessorDaveExplains Ok thank you

[@Stop-and-listen]

Could you do a similar introduction to the software Avogadro?

[@froilananthony7391]

is that a software for biochem?

[@johnnyace1300]

So cute =D hope you got into NASA

[@shaikjeelan4290]

Thanks a lot sir

[@adonawelda8754]

What is the name of the software????

[@anime.student]

There's a link in the description

[@y5reo]

bros gonna adapt 💀

[@soedagar997]

please show us sp3d3 shape

[@geem2094]

Hi Dave. Thanks for replying to my comment last time. And have you seen that strange post on instagram by the official prof.Dave fan club . (The new post )

[@ProfessorDaveExplains]

yes i saw!

[@geem2094]

Professor Dave Explains - the one from like 17 hours ago. Or the one from 2 days ago.

[@itzmaailaaaife]

This is what i wamted...thnx 😗

[@harshjadhav9252]

Tell me, in which grade you are learning this?

[@ProfessorDaveExplains]

Usually 10th grade.

[@blue.parker1016]

Prof is so handsome.So inspiring to watch HAHAHAHAJ

[@dryriverquinnie]

hows short hair life for you? and will please you do general statistics?

[@ProfessorDaveExplains]

i prefer it! oh right statistics, ok i i'll put that on the list!

[@evileye17]

I'm still wondering how interhalogens can form... 😅

[@moeenuddin6756]

Chemistry!

[@sarmistasasmal7496]

Can I get python code for creating this

[@shloktandon9761]

Bravo

[@rassimsimou1594]

Good

[@sciencenerd7639]

fun video

[@XxPlayMakerxX131]

🤙🏻

[@jeemotivation850]

#jee

[@allo9228]

Heyyy

[@luckypatel3531]

Any one from 11th standard 😀

[@ianmiguelrivera5148]

it's so cute haha

[@Zaintabasum]

What is the name of this software?

[@evileye17]

I'm still wondering how interhalogens can form... 😅