Intro to Orgo Series: Video 1
Understanding large-scale organic chemistry reactions is based on the simple principles of organic structure. While you will not be tested directly on this topic in your organic chemistry course, it is vital that you have an understanding of the subatomic particles and their properties
This tutorial video will provide you with a brief review of the 3 main subatomic particles including protons, neutrons and electrons. You will also learn about their location within the atom as well as mass and charge of each.
Test your knowledge of this topic after watching by taking the free quiz linked below this video
(Watch on YouTube: Atomic Structure. Click cc on bottom right for video transcription.)
–> Watch Next Video: Periodic Table Trends
This is Video 1 in the Intro to Orgo Video Series. Click HERE for the entire series.
Want to test your understanding? Try the Gen Chem Review for Orgo Quiz after watching the series!
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