Monomers vs Polymers - Biology Tutorial

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This is a Biology tutorial dedicated to the comparison and definition of the terms Monomer and Polymer. We cover some topics important for classes such as Biology, Biochemistry, Hitsology etc.
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@Sperky69 10 лет назад

Just had to use blue balls didnt you. Hah, thanks for this though.

@jago175 8 лет назад

+Sean Perkins TWSS

@gospojken 7 лет назад

Thank you TheSalmonellaPlace, now I got a better understanding of monomers and polymers! :)

@JoaosLab 11 лет назад

A monomer is not an atom. A monomer is a molecule. Think of a monomer as a brick you use to build a house. A polymer is the house with many bricks. Now the brick (monomer) is comprised of smaller particles, which in the example of monomers we would say is the atoms.

@HappyPsychoticAssO 10 лет назад

Good explanation. Better than my biology teacher thank you

@jcpretywoman4319 11 лет назад

can you explain a little about Monosaccharides and Disaccharides ?

@JoaosLab 11 лет назад

Will have a tutorial on carbohydrates soon and hopefully one specifically comparing those two. :)

@AlexGaminn 3 года назад

Thank you sir

@jasontsao6335 9 лет назад

Hey you really helped me with my chem class! Thanks!

@strange4107 6 лет назад

Thx for the vid now I have all my sources for science fair

@John-ox8qp 5 лет назад

thank you

@chetankariyappanavar2172 7 лет назад

Good video ..add examples of transparent and translucent and opaque polymers and also rubber property behaving plastic materilas

@andre13bball 9 лет назад

This was very helpful, thanks for the vid.

@aat85 5 лет назад

oh thanks you so much

@tonkisushi 11 лет назад

Very helpful. Thank you for these explanations!

@LiquidSasha 8 лет назад

Love this, thanks

@TheKiwiColonel 8 лет назад

wait so any alkene is a monomer then? If it is smaller versions of polymer?

@shaydarkbloom335 10 лет назад

are monomers=monosacchrides and polymers=disscarrides and polyscchrides

@mr.fancypants2895 7 лет назад

Sorry for delayed reply. monomer is a general term for a small subunit while monosacchrides are specifically used for small subunits of carbohydrates {glucose, fructose} , of course same goes for polysacchrides

@lennywww 2 года назад

A lot of blue balls doesn’t only apply to polymers but also any biology class room

@dianemason1 9 лет назад

Great :) Thank You

@jcpretywoman4319 11 лет назад

I think I am still a little confuse. Polymers and Monomers ( both are molecules ) , however Polymers are made of many compressed Monomers. Monomer can hold 4 to 10 atoms ( this is why a Monomer is also a atom). what do you call many monomers bonded together as a chain ???

@ICRichTian 6 лет назад

Polysaccharide

@shauns906 7 лет назад

hehehe, he said blue ball.... I'm doomed if that's all I could remember about bio.

@stephenprice3357 7 лет назад

Sounds like the alien from American dad

@siddharthsingh8796 5 лет назад

Hindi ma please

@folasko5120 9 лет назад

he sounds like John V. from phonearena

@folasko5120 9 лет назад

he said "blue balls."

@reelstoriestoday 8 лет назад

Why do you say "mon-i-mer" instead of "mon-o-mer"? --> You pointed out that "Mon-o" means "one," yet you change the "o" to "i" - Very distracting for me to listen. Maybe it just me.