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theres a mistake you wrote Mn4O2 and referred to it as MnO2
you talk way too fast..I already know this stuff and still have a hard time
keeping up. 
Today was the first day of AP chem and we went over everything in this and
in the redox reaction video. Sometimes I just hate school (=.=)
i wonder how much poon this guy gets
Excuse me, I have to pick up the blown off pieces of my head…
How do you determine the direction of electrons in the wire?
Is there anyway you could add one more video to this series about
electrostatics/dynamics? I know it’s not in AP chem and is almost (okay
completely) physics, but it would be a huge help for those of us in college
chem/ those using MIT OCW/edX 3.091, Also, it basically explains all of
chem
You talk way too fast for me.
Matthew Altonte he gets a lot
Hello Sir..
A more thorough explanation is required and appreciated.. Please explain
the more difficult parts
I want to like a battery now.
WTF is the wrong with you , first off you’re not funny and to get what
you’re saying I have to pause the damn video every fucking sec !!!!!!!!!!
love u man, thank u so much, u saved me today:)
He’s wrong, the positive end is te cathode and the negative end is the
anode. The anode is oxidized (“An Ox”) and the cathode is reduced (“Red
Cat”)
According to my professor and my college chem book, the outer layer in
alkaline batteries is actually zinc, while the inner layer is a paste of
KOH with manganese oxide.
In this episode; Hank licks a battery so you don’t have to.
I love you
was excellent, but where is the test, and why him speak too fast
in Electrochemistry: Crash Course Chemistry #36 shouldn’t manganese oxide
be Mn2O4?
The reaction in 1:55 is wrong. It shouldn’t be 2Mn4O2, it should only be
2MnO2…
Why are they always moving everything around, especially on those shelves
in the back? That flask with the blue liquid in it was always my favourite
and now it’s gone along with that cool Mario flower thing.
Humph… Lovely videos, though. Very quick, informative, and clever.
Hey where the heck did all the Mns go at 2:00 ?
Two things.
1. Isn’t the positive terminal cathode and the negative terminal anode?
2. At 1:53, isn’t Manganese (IV) Oxide MnO2 and not Mn4O2?
anode (+) = anion (-)
cathode (-) = cation (+)
Why are they opposite?
Really thanks guys
wow what fricking windows is that?
RED CAT. AN OX. …..lol