Welcome! I have a knack for explaining stuff and I want to share some knowledge with you. I received a BA in chemistry from Carleton College, and performed graduate studies in both synthetic organic chemistry and science education at Cal State Northridge, receiving an MA in the latter. Prior to this I taught for about a decade in various high school and undergraduate settings, specializing in organic chemistry but also teaching general chemistry, physics, and biology. This channel is for students at the high school and undergraduate level, but it is also for members of the general public who just want to know more about the world and how things work. My goal is to increase science literacy in our society, so please share these tutorials with anyone that you think might enjoy them. Happy learning! Support my channel: https://www.patreon.com/professordaveexplains Check out my book "Is This Wi-Fi Organic?": https://amzn.to/2HtNpVH OChem help here: https://chemmunity.info/dave Links: Support Dave: http://patreon.com/professordaveexplains Facebook: http://facebook.com/professordaveexplains Instagram: http://instagram.com/daveexplains Amazon Author: https://www.amazon.com/~/e/B08W2749Y9
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Signup to Generate a PitchWelcome! I have a knack for explaining stuff and I want to share some knowledge with you. I received a BA in chemistry from Carleton College, and performed graduate studies in both synthetic organic chemistry and science education at Cal State Northridge, receiving an MA in the latter.
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Go to https://ground.news/pde for a better way to stay informed. Subscribe for 40% off unlimited access to world-wide coverage through my link!Well folks, Terrence Howard just will not learn his lesson. After being...
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After going through Darwin's work, it's time to get up to speed on our current models of evolution. Much of what Darwin didn't know is now known and understood very well, so we can meticulously go through much of the...
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So far we've been focused predominately on Mesopotamia and the Near East. But the Indian subcontinent is also home to one of the earliest civilizations in human history, the Indus Valley civilization. When did this...
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What's an indefinite article? Well there was one in that sentence! We have to learn these little words before we get on to the big ones, so check this out!Script by Patrizia Farina, Professor of Italian at Western...
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We've covered the basics regarding second-order differential equations and their solutions, for both linear homogenous and nonhomogenous differential equations. Now let's look at some special second-order types, such as...
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Most of you saw me crap all over flat earther Lord Jamar on Godfrey's podcast a few weeks ago. I am pleased to report that it set the internet on fire, sparking an outpouring of gratitude from the intellectual black...
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The law of sines helped us solve for all the sides and angles in SAA, ASA, and SSA triangles, but now we have to learn the law of cosines if we want to solve for SAS and SSS triangles. This one is kind of like the...
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After studying the history of philosophy and logic for quite some time, we have finally made it to present day. What are some important topics in current philosophy? Let's begin to answer this question by first...
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We learned about all kinds of different adjectives, so now it's time to learn about special adjectives. These are ones that actually precede the noun, like they do in English, unlike normal Italian adjectives that...
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With the Old and Middle Kingdoms covered, we move on to the New Kingdom, the final time period in Ancient Egyptian history. This began with Ahmose I and the 18th dynasty, and it includes some of the most famous rulers...
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Differentiation and integration are the two main operations in calculus. We just discussed one way to interpret differentiation by finding the equation for a tangent line. Let's look at one other way to interpret...
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The first operation in calculus that we have to understand is differentiation. So what is it, exactly? Well there are a couple of ways of looking at it. The first one involves finding the equation of a tangent line for...
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We've learned about present tense and future tense, so now let's learn a past tense. The first past tense we will learn is the imperfect tense, for the first and second conjugations. This tense describes a progressive...
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Continuing through a survey of current ideas in philosophy, we reach some newer work in epistemology, perception, and the philosophy of science. Let's take a look at some ideas from John McDowell, Alvin Goldman, Ernest...
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Conjugating verbs can be difficult for English-speakers because English doesn't really do it. But in most other languages, this is part of the grammatical structure, so we have to learn! Let's start with an irregular...
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Continuing through subclass Pterygota, we will examine some other orders of flying insects. This will include termites, cockroaches, termites, fleas, and more.Script by Ryan HelcoskiWatch the whole Zoology playlist...
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You've been dreading this for a long time, but there's no getting around it! Once we wrap up algebra and trigonometry, it's time to start learning calculus. Don't worry, it's not as bad as you've heard! We just have to...
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Hey remember how that guy Will Duffy was offering flat earthers free trips to Antarctica to check for the 24-hour sun they all claimed doesn't exist for years? And how most of them turned it down like pathetic little...
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Moving on from artifacts, let's take a look at archeological features. Features are immovable objects such as the remains of houses, walls, or pyramids. What kinds of structures do we look for and how do we identify...
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The concept of gender in language is difficult to grasp for English-speakers, because it just doesn't exist in English. But in other languages, some objects are masculine and some are feminine! It may sound kind of...
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