How atoms bond - George Zaidan and Charles Morton

There is no such thing as a pure ionic bond ( unless you count ions dissolved in water or another substance ). Even in Cesium Fluoride, Cesium's outermost electron spends 95% of it's time in the vicinity of the fluorine nucleus, and 5% of it's time in the vicinity of the Cesium nucleus, but not 100% of it's time in either location. Ionic versus covalent bonding is a matter of degree.

as a 7th grade, this was still MUCH more helpful than our teachers at school, thanks!

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if electrons are constantly moving then how atoms are making bond ??

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All i can say is that i have never understood bonds, these gods just described it in 3 minutes, i wish I could like the video twice, actually scratch that i wanna like it infinite times, because you, you have infinitely helped me.

thanks

if one atom is strong it can pull one or more electrons

could you guys be slower when explaining please?

😂😂😂😂😂 watch the video at ó.25 , it's really funny so also you don't have to repeat again 😊

People who didn't understand at first
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A misleading video that suggests that in a covalent bond, shared electrons stop moving aroung nucleii. Nice animation for those who know about chemical bonds already. Not good to educate.

I still don't understand everything... If electrons orbit around the nucleus, how can atoms share one ?

Thanks for the video, really help explain more the just reading 😂

Can someone turn this concept into a micro minecraft-type game please?

And no nucleus were punished for stealing another's electrons? Barbarians!

Great video

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Wrong picture in reality the picture is much different this is just theortical explanation of practical results

Which means if I have positive Jame and negative Jame, they will bond with each other and become James Bond!

Lewis’s notation explains that more simply

TIL the chromosome is just 2 BEEG AF molecules. Bruh.

How do electrons behave in covalent bond though? Are they trapped in one place and don't orbit own atom nucleus anymore or do they orbit both atoms nuclei?

in 3 minutes i learned what my teachers could not properly explain to me in 3 weeks.

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You better than our doctor

i'm doing a university degree in physics and you just described bonds in a much clearer way then my course material lol.

Thank You so Much !

Covalence

Graphite has similar structures to metals, and that is why it can conduct electricity better than other non metals.

and they all behave like a waves

And “gravity” is no where to be found… electromagnetism is king.

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For once I wished this Chemistry lesson to continue beyond 3 & half mins

Analogies like "...and never getting the toy back" and "Like a potluck" makes it SO much easier to visualise the concept! It's things that I've experienced myself and can relate to.
Very well! 👌

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I like bonding games! 🤭

wow !!!!!

Mindddd blown. You have cleared some of my questions of this study session in just minutes.
I was losing interest by not getting right help, thankfully, finally the right video.

So can iron bond with copper

thanks you teach better than even our textbook

Showed this to my chemistry teacher to show the class one time in high school when they got to the part where they started teaching us about chemical bonds and stuff

continue simplifying such concepts please

Is a scaled up model, a human sized mechanical working simulation of this ever made?
I still can't understand how a very small ball rotating around a large ball can attach to another small ball rotating around another a big ball.

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When Oxygen and Hydrogen bond: Oh