Lec 1 MIT 5.111 Principles of Chemical Science, Fall 2005

Watch physics work faster! Need to watch a lot of lecture videos, see the Enounce channel (click the enounce link in this comment) for a demo of the Walter Lewin Promo video at 70% faster than normal speed. You can still understand everything!

this american voice is so painful for the ear

These Lectures are absolutely superb! She is clear, well-paced, well-prepared, and chooses the topics very wisely. She gives only the really essential ideas. Thanks! Brian B. Student, San Jose State University.

This lecture is excellent and explains everything on a level that one can understand and duplicate what our professor is putting across. Even if one has to watch it twice and use a dictionary on line to keep up that works as well. Since we can't see the monitor explaining the past observers, priests, theologians and philosophers, I found all of them in google search. This is so valuable and I thank you for sharing your wisdom.

Muy lindo !! Gracias,desde argentina.

all a college does is sell Admit tickets to class.

1. Yes, can come to class.
2. No, cannot come to class.

Digital lectures can be seen by anyone, anytime, anywhere, any computer, any internet, any devces.

Digital lectures can be seen by billions, billions, around the world, around the clock for free.

Digital lectures is the future.

Good lord, her voice is annoying.

Cool stuff though.

hey xxoipolloixx, im planning on doing the same thing... i can't go to MIT but atleast i can learn wat they teach :)

too bad they do not show the slides, but other than that its amazing

Anyone else think this course seems cool... I'm thinking of "taking it" learning it lecture by lecture..anyone else thinking of doing it too.. It would be really cool to meet someone that wanted to/was doing the same thing so we could discuss the class with/ encourage eachother interact with EM me if you want to!!!!!!!!!!!!

Yes, mis. Channing.

she reminds me of my english teacher

right...since you are from that era and know who came up with it first - two different groups posing two different questions led to one theory. I am not saying the greeks were first but just because the North American education system doesn't mention Indian or Arabic names doesn't make them racist...if we had to source all the possibilities of who did what we would still be cutting stone wheels and clubbing our dinner - we believe the greeks were first and we never said Kanada wasn't

OC owns
thanx M I T

the yeaatom????

Atomism was first proposed by Kanada of India in the 6th century B.C. The Arab, Geber, is considered the Father of Chemistry. Till date, I haven't seen a single text book on Chemistry mention an Indian or Arabic name, which is enough to prove the racist views of the educational system.

awesome thanks MIT