And so the bonding is important as far a carbohydrates go.

因此，就碳水物而言，是至关重要的。

And all of these differences are simply because of the way their atoms are bonded.

所有这些差异仅仅是因为它们的原方式。

So you can break apart the earth and then break apart, you know, atomic molecular bonds.

于是你能将地球分裂，接着还能打破，你知道的，原分间的。

As pH drops, the substance is more acidic, and essentially there’s more hydrogen ions available for bonding.

随着 pH 值的下降， 该物质的酸性更强， 并且基本上有更多的氢离可用于。

For example if we have a carbonyl bonded to a Hydroxyl, that, my friends, is a Carboxylic Acid.

如，如果我们有一个与羟基的羰基，那，我的朋友们， 就是一个羧酸。

They form from overlapping electron clouds or shells, flowing around the nuclei of bonded atoms.

它们由重叠的电云或壳形成， 围绕原的原核流动。

To figure out how far the ball falls, you need to use the reverse of that connection.

要了解球会下落多远，您需要 使用反向。

The next simplest alkane contains 2 carbons side by side, each one of them in bonded to 3 hydrogen atoms.

下一个最简单的烷烃包含 2 个并排的碳原， 每个碳原都与 3 个氢原。

Those heat-resistant bonds are also one reason that glass made with praseodymium is used in a lot of welders' and glassblowers' masks and goggles.

这些耐热也是用镨制造的玻璃被大量用于焊工和玻璃工的面具和护目镜的原因之一。

Get down to the microscopic level and you've got bonds between all these atoms and molecules, and you're stretching those apart.

深入到微观层面， 你会发现所有这些原与分之间都存在着，而你正在将它们拉开。

And so this is the first video in a set a videos that talk about bonding between molecules and within molecules.

因此, 这是一组视频中的第一个视频, 讲述了分之间和分内的。

He said the most incredible time was that bond… the evolution of Avogadro's number and the bonding things that happened around 1800, 1900.

他说最令人难以置信的时间是那个… … 阿伏加德罗数的演变和发生在 1800 年、1900 年左右。

In order to make a polymer all you need is a molecule that can easily bond to another identical molecule at 2 points.

为了制造聚物， 您所需要的只是一种分， 它可以很容易地在 2 个点上与另一个相同的分。

When water freezes, this bonding occurs on repeat, ultimately forming a hexagonal structure due to the angle between hydrogens and oxygen within each molecule.

当水结冰时， 这种过程不断重复，最终由于每个水分中氢和氧之间的角度， 形成了六边形结构。

There is still going to be bonds between the water molecules, but it is able to kind of wrap around that object right here.

水分之间依然会存在，但水能够环绕在物体周围。

According to Pierre Ferragou of New Street Research, a firm of analysts, the Dutch company controls three quarters of the market for high-precision bonding.

根据新街研究公司分析师皮埃尔·费拉古的说法，这家荷兰公司掌控着高精度市场的四分之三。

Okay, now that we have a notation for describing elements and their isotopes, we can talk about the energy associated with a nucleus and its bonds.

好的，现在我们有了描述元素及其同位素的符号，我们可以讨论与原核及其相关的能量。

And whenever you have really strong positivity and really strong negativity, if you have something Really strong on both ends when it is Going to be bonded something else.

无论何时，当你拥有极强的正电性和极强的负电性时，如果两端都有极强的性质， 当它与其它物质结时， 就会形成强大的。

They're easier to pluck off and maybe share with other atoms. Or maybe to give to other atoms, and we'll talk a lot about that when we talk about bonding.

它们更容易被移除，也许可以与其他原共享。或者也许可以给予其他原，当我们谈到时会详细讨论这一点。

And with it’s super-strong bonds, solid metallic hydrogen would also be a great way to store energy, which would make it a better rocket fuel than the fuels we use now, like liquid hydrogen and oxygen.

由于其超强的，固态金属氢也将成为储存能量的好方法， 这将使其比我们现在使用的液氢和液氧等燃料成为更好的火箭燃料。