Period 3 oxides

Oxides not Ox-sides (go speak to a farmer about the latter!). Watch this video to find out all the reactions to form period 3 oxides and how their structure and bonding affects melting point. All with plenty of explanation needed for the exam.

[samuelnyandwi]

So helpful! Unlike the way my teacher taught this (one slide of a ppt we’ve been told to memorize) this video made me actually understand what is going on in those reactions! Thanks a lot!

[malavikasunder]

You are a blessing to the students..Love all your videos..do you have a video for period 3 chlorides..

[velectro]

THANK YOU SIR! This was so organised and explained step by step!

[michaelmervinbo]

For sulfuric acid, it is a strong acid, it dissociate completely, it doesn't have an equilibrium of dissociation.

[dilz]

Nice video. The aqa text book states the pH are SO3(0-1) SO2(2-3) p4o10(1-2)

[abelchilongo]

What is the appearance and volatility of oxides across group 3

[TruthPrevailsAlways-]

Hello! the phosphoric acid and solfurus acid and sulfuric acid, they don't have equilibrium I think
because the strong acids dissociate fully. Am I right?

[blly_bbz]

WHAT DOES IT SAY ON YOUR SHIRT!!!? im quite curious

[ghxxhbc]

I thought H3PO4 was a weak acid because it only dissociates partially

[ramn]

Do we need to know the ionic equations or the full equations for the water reactions with oxides

[mcmuffin]

7:52 I thought metal oxides were basic and non- metal oxides were acidic? On the board you have sulphur dioxide forming an acid

[KyleCPM]

Great chart demonstration.

Hey wait, Aluminum oxide 2:07 "despite the bigger charge between", as compared to Magnesium oxide? False.

Is Silicon oxide the first 'Giant Covalent' because any thing less than 4 bonding points is limited to a 2d point geometry, (3 points= same plane)?

I wonder if that partially soluble Magnesium hydroxide, could be used as a thermoset plastic with refractory properties.

Whaat Phosphorus oxide reacts with water 5:37 and Releases Hydrogen? That's unintuitive. Why does it not use up the Hydrogen and Release Oxygen?

So weird, I really would have thought acids would consume hydrogen and release oxygen from water.