Giant Ionic Structures or Lattices | Properties of Matter | Chemistry | FuseSchool

Learn the basics about giant ionic structures / lattices as a part of ionic bonding within properties of matter.

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[najifaanjum]

The animation had me ing and ing everytime the 3d lattice structure unfolded. Hats off to whoever made that!

[jaibakhda]

i would tell you a chemistry joke but all the good ones argon

[mbalindaba]

This was an absolutely fantastic video. I understood thoroughly. Thank you for this!

[awesomemarvelhero]

Amazing work with the explanation and animations

[ismailfarooq.]

I finally understand this!! Thank you so much.




And I just realized, this video was uploaded on my b-day :)

[BillionaireClips]

it was excellent and cool animation. it helped me a lot for my exams. it made my study easier

[bellerilley]

I love these videos so much, they help significantly!

[haydenau]

Great help mate. Many Thanks from Hong Kong!!!

[aetheonpro]

question, Why do they form lattices if they are supposed to inactive after accepting or losing an electron?... Why don't they stay apart like inert gasses?

[zayiaberum]

These were so useful, thank you so much.

Keep up the good work

[selsabiltliba]

could u plz write in the comment why ionic compound are brittle? THANKS

[venu_ahuja]

I didn’t get that why are ionic compounds brittle. Can you plz explain?

[musabqaiser]

How do we arrange all the elements in order to make a latice

[SW-vsik]

Just me or did it repeat the same thing twice?

[Ninja_gaming_zx]

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