Watch me guide a student through Organic Chemistry in my new Study With Us series: kzread.info/head/PLytGGifnD9dVDyYJjpRuefMehMvIn15JY

Saw a LOT of videos yesterday and still couldn’t understand, it’s 5 AM now and i finally understood it from you 3 hours before my exam !! THANK YOU !!!!!

This is exactly what I've been looking for! So hard to teach topics which are so visual through remote learning. So helpful.

The only chemistry session I never get bored of

@shahad638

Жыл бұрын

بالله

I love this, thank you so much. Such a beautiful and fun set up! Can't express how wonderful this is and how much I appreciate you, and all your efforts. Wishing you all the best

Melissa thank you so much for making this kind of videos. I’m learning so much better than I do in class! I can’t ask for so much better content! Regards from Canada 🤩

@melissamaribel

4 жыл бұрын

You're very welcome!

This was so helpful! I literally spent my whole life hating isomerism but i was so wrong. Thank you so much!

@melissamaribel

4 жыл бұрын

Yay!! You're very welcome!

Thanks a lot. This helped me so much 💙

At 0:16, the second illustration (isomer) shows the methyl group on Carbon #2, not Carbon #4. The longest continuous carbon chain should be numbered so the that the branch is given the lowest number designation. This carbon chain should be numbered from right to left. (Sorry if this has already been mentioned. I have. not read all the comments.)

Thank you so much for this video! Really helped simplify the topic and made it make sense :)

This was super helpful, thanks!

Thank you SO much! I think I finally understand constitutional isomers!

Omg... I’m korean boy 🇰🇷🇰🇷🇰🇷 I love your video🙋🏻‍♂️❤️ I’m a big fan 😭👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

@melissamaribel

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

this is so high quality I love it

Hi! I've been a fan of tyler dewitt but sadly he doesn't post any tutorials anymore which makes it harder for me because he explain things very well until I come across your tutorials. Its a very refreshing way of presentation. Its like having fun hile learning. Love your videosss💙💜💚💛💓

@melissamaribel

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much! I'm a big fan of Tyler's too 😂

Melissa thank you for this it couldn't get better

engaging video melissa! ty

I love your videos!!!!

thank you so much...I've been having trouble with this

I'm really good in most aspects of English and other science subjects and even art but organic have been well challenging.Thanks a lot!!

Wow this was so helpful

thankyou very much! you're a life saver

THANK YOU FOR THIS. It kept me engaged and actively listening to what you said. Many of the other videos I watch I end up dozing off because of the monotone voice, but not this one !

A fan since Chemistry 1 and now we're here!

Thank you!!

how do you add a floride for example to alkene c3h8f2?

Thank you, thank you, thank you!

Your videos are very helpful!! Can you make a video on nomenclature and conformations of alkanes and cycloalkanes?

@melissamaribel

4 жыл бұрын

Not sure if you saw my latest naming alkanes video ➡️kzread.info/dash/bejne/g654zsuYfM_VaaQ.html

Thanks❤ But how could i know if the structure is isomore or just the original structure?!

From Egypt thank you million times🥺❤️❤️❤️

Thanks!

Thank you!

The 6th constitutional isomer needs numbering for C as i must be doing it wrong and counting more than 4 C. So is it 1 C at each end of the double bond and 2 at the lateral tails to =4‽

Great!

I like they way you use paper.

Hi Melissa! I know you have tons of requests and a big to-do list but some more videos on stereoisomerism would be cool, and reactions! :)

@melissamaribel

4 жыл бұрын

Adding it to the list!

Hi, can you explain how the last one is an isomer if C4H8? Wouldn’t it be in total of carbon bonds be 6?

@ergar90

4 жыл бұрын

That's a double bond. Just imagine a carbon on the right and a carbon on the left that are double bonded, and then two more carbons branching out from the left one.

Can't thank you enough! You've helped me save first semestres with Chem 1! Easily got through Chem 2 and now I'm in for a summer of Organic and I am so happy to have your help once again! Thank you Thank Thank you!!!

I dont understand how plugging n=4 into the formula of 2n+ 2 that ends up equaling 10 means everything has a single bond?

You are amazing, the time and dedication you devote to this channel has helped many. I know you helped me a great deal; textbooks only provide so much. Without your videos to supplement, I would be lost.

@melissamaribel

4 жыл бұрын

Happy to hear the videos are helping! 😊

what happens if oyu have oxygens or nitrogens on the formula? is it the same thing and you ignore them?

Really helpful 😊 Ty ma'am ❤️ But I couldn't understand the last one😶😶

Cute 🥰 teaching.... looking cool🎶

How can I access your free chem survival guide?

@melissamaribel

4 жыл бұрын

You can sign up here for the General Chemistry Guide: melissa.help/freechemguide If you need the Organic Chemistry Guide you can sign up here : melissa.help/freeochemguide If you already signed up and haven't received it yet make sure to check your spam folder first and if it's not there, then reply with your email and I'll fix that.

Could you please share the background track/song title?

Great video! And you have your own Lofi girl channel, how cool!

can you do another isomers video please???

4:44 why is it when the two carbons are cis to each other and not trans is it not a stereoisomer? shouldn't it be a stereoisomer since the molecular formula hasn't changed but the 3d arrangement has?

Oh my Santa. I felt like a third-grader, but holy hell was that helpful!! Thank you SOOOO much!!!!

Im a freshman and Im taking gen chem, i got a 40 in the first exam and dont expect to get a high score in the second one, SOS!

@melissamaribel

4 жыл бұрын

What chemistry topic were you needing help with? Because this video is for Organic Chemistry, I recommend checking out my General Chemistry playlist ➡️kzread.info/head/PLytGGifnD9dUom302biLWWGuTxg7lgI7P

AHHH IM STILL CONFUSED

YOUR VIDEO'S WERE BETTER THEN THE PROFESSORS NOTES

@sanchi7410

3 жыл бұрын

Ikr

Mam you use lots of paper cut out for your videos.. You can use editing 'text over video' to save time amd paper..🙏🏻♥️ Lots of love from India

@melissamaribel

4 жыл бұрын

I understand but I really like the paper cut-outs, it's my style. Hope you liked the video

@abhayrajchauhan2637

4 жыл бұрын

@@melissamaribel yes its your unique style. And i love it. But i can assume, to make this 6 min video it took you hours and lots of efforts and then few extra hours for editing stuff. Isn't it a long process when you can just directly do what i suggested i saw your previous videos of about month old you have done it without papers and they all been great Videos! Like this one kzread.info/dash/bejne/kY59w5iMda2rqco.html Just a advice it will save paper and you can provide us with more lessons in less time. Btw its your channel, your style, you can do what you like. 👍🙂

POV: you missed two lessons in chemistry and have to teach yourself

Can you please make a video about normality, molarity and molality😅😊😁

Please we wana arabic we need that.

Oh my god😭

Ily ❤️

@melissamaribel

4 жыл бұрын

💕

Please remove the background music its so noisy and keeps distracting me