Introduction to Ionic Bonding and Covalent Bonding 

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I don’t even know what my teacher was talking about 😔

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He doesn't post notes, we have to fill it out

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Lol mine is crazy smart for us

So, stop schooling yourself. The essence of school isn't all about getting smart, but it is about developing your character, building your life, and shaping yourself, which can be benefical in your entire life

Why are u even trying to educate me on life bro

@@risktaker7996 school nowadays has 100% become getting smart enough to pass exams

@@johnnydough4048 knowing useless facts doesn't make you smart

It isn't your money, its your parents stop complaining.

You should be rewarded a nobel prize for being the most famous chemistry teacher in the world

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@@hawtdogjeylo5308 Same tomorrow is my final :

I feel you

Yup, I’m in 7th grade and this stuff is so hard for me. I got science finals tommorow.... :(

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if i was your daughter i would tell dad

ur a good mother good job

@@houstaghani5564 umm what?

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thats because you dont concentrate in college bruh

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@@omarhaider1626 because we can't

college?? im learning this in grade 10 🫠

@@rias554 okay well yeah you can learn this in a 10th grade class, but you probably go through the content way slower than what happens in college. for example you might do only ionic and covalent bonding for like 1 or 2 days but in a college class we go through a whole chapter in 1 day . for example , Chapter 25 (BONDING RELATIONSHIPS): Ionic vs. covalent bonding Lattice enthalpy Bond length Electronegativity Polar covalent bonds Ionic character of bonds All of these topics are done in 1 day

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everything hates you

Dude are we in the same school? I've been stuck in modular learning as well and the professor doesn't even give us feedback. The class average for our big test last week was 62% (I got 76%) good luck with your class!

i can relate to this comment, im in ninth grade and our topic rn is Chemistry and its killing me, i have no one to discuss the topic which is hella hard. RU-vid is like my teacher during this pandemic because we have modules instead of having virtual meetings/discussions. Goodluck to us!

@@sethgabrielle5505 Goodness, I remember being in your age. Life was challenging and even though Chemistry could be really fun, understanding it and developing mastery really takes so much of "brain space." I remember us breaking down compounds and I would break down first before I'd master that topic haha. Take deep breaths and set your momentum! These times are hard and you have already overcame a lot. Trust that your strength is being developed to be sustained for later.

@@cupcake7534 thank u. i am now in 10th grade, so far its alr. Glad i passed 9th grade chemistry tho.

I relate to this so much. I have online learning. Yet our professor only does consultations, he answers our questions about the modules he posts. He doesn't have lessons that teaches us part by part what's in the module. It's basicay self study. But it's a struggle for me, since I have so many other subjects and I sometimes don't have enough time to go through the modules. And if I do, I usually get stuck at one part of the module and I wouldn't know what to do, so I'll wait for the next consultation and ask about it. Then after that I resume with the module, then get stuck again but by that time the consultation is already over for that module so I can't ask anymore. So I get stuck in a loop. I don't know if you get it but basically, it sucks. And videos like these are my saving grace.

I'm sure you've moved on from high school now.. but I wanted to come in here and say that math also fascinates me. My teachers somewhat failed to make it interesting and so I've always had the mentality that its "just not for me" or "im not good at it".. but it's so eye opening to see how much I enjoy math and science when I'm actually taught well and understand it.

Me lol

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How'd it go

@@datboi1861 I got a 38/50, it's worth noting that more than half the class failed. My final grade for General Chemistry is 87 if I'm not mistaken.

@@prodigyx1089 That final score is impressive! Congratulations! Also, sorry about the 38, but at least you made up for it. That's insane!

Dont be ashamed and apologize for not knowing something

Your english isn't bad, though. True, @@ajrafkabir

Just study the day before my man.

i’m doing the same thing right now lmfao

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math is much harder

Nah math is easy 🤣

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I got assigned this video🤡

Haya Najeeb so out of topic but BORAHAE ARMY 💜💜💜

how did u do?

Thats not that great my man but keep working and you get get full marks one day

@@ajrafkabir if youre not that interested in chem or this specific part of it then i'd be kinda proud with that ngl

@@ajrafkabir in some countries 75 are the total marks, just like in mine

same

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also physics and math

Chemistry*

dude ik

@@jethrobeatriz3047 we suffer together and learn together lol

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Electronegativity is the ability of an atom to pull its orbiting electrons into its center. No matter if a bond is ionic: metal and nonmetal or Molecular/Covalent: nonmetal and nonmetal, elements have different electronegativity values and therefore any bond could be "polar" or "nonpolar." But to contradict my previous sentence, metal and non metal bonds are ionic meaning they don't share the electrons but rather stransfer them. Polar and Non polar refers to the imbalance in the charge of a covalent/molecular bond only, because they share the electrons. So an ionic bond: any bond with a metal, cannot be considered as polar or non polar. So in the video the bond is either ionic, Molecular/Covalent nonpolar, or Molecular/Covalent polar. So if there is a bond with a metal, he wont calculate it because it is ionic and therefor neither polar or nonpolar. So extra Info: If you look on a periodic table different elements can have equal electronegativity charges. Carbon and Sulfer are both nonmetal for example and both have a 2.6 electronegativity value. So they would be non polar. But if it was Carbon and Nitrogen also nonmetals, Nitrogen has a 3.0 electronegativity value making their imbalance a value of 0.4 which would also be non polar because the elements must have a significant electronegative difference to make them polar. That "significant" difference is any difference greater than 0.5. If you have Carbon and Fluorine, Carbon is 2.6. Fluorine has a value of 4.0. 2.6-4.0=1.4 making their imbalance a value of 1.4. This means that their imbalance is greater than 0.5 so they are considered polar because Fluorine pulls the electrons "significantly" harder than the other element. Essentially, If the elements are the same like Nitrogen and Nitrogen then you wont have to calculate for their difference. If they are different elements then just to be safe, always calculate their difference whether the bond is ionic or molecular. You don't have to calculate it on paper though. You can look at one element's electronegativity and then look at the other and do mental math. That is easiest and fastest.

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@@amandareh4268 haha no problem, I’m just a grade 10 learning this stuff as well. I was watching to figure out “if a problem had more than two atoms like C4H6, would you add the electro negativity of all the atoms in the equation? But you don’t!

@waffle Super

And u will fail 1.25 times faster as well

@@ajrafkabir No one is as dumb as you so...

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What the fuck is you on about?

Take college seriously my man. In high school u can get away but not in college as ur future depends on it.

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how did u do?

@@Ma3h1d1 yeah i still failed

@@justsomebody6697no worries, study harder next time, u got it💪👍🏻✅

@@Ma3h1d1 awww thankyou ill do better next time

My chemistry midterms tomorrow

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