Thread: A great online documentary about organic chemistry

I just wanted to share: http://topdocumentaryfilms.com/crash-course-biology/

I'm on episode 3 of it now, and it's a lot of fun and quite educational! Something we average folk can enjoy and get into.

Originally Posted by Durandal

I just wanted to share: http://topdocumentaryfilms.com/crash-course-biology/

I'm on episode 3 of it now, and it's a lot of fun and quite educational! Something we average folk can enjoy and get into.

I like how he conveys but keep in mind the chemical model of charge is incorrect as a methodology to describe living process. Life is not a potential difference of charge to a reductionary path of electron shells. The mass combines as each structure carries a specific wavelength for that bond.

For example ask him which wavelength the p680 is using? And then which four molecules is it combining in the photosynthesis process?

Keep in mind that as each atom combines with another it must capture light (electromagnetic energy) in one wavelength or another, in all cases, to even become a molecule.

It is this divide that shares how the particle model and actuality of the wave model do not work in defining living process.

In chemistry they do not observing the energy upon the mass as the em/light resonating (the state of the mass). To a current biologist it is just positive and negative charge.

Any see how bad the problem is?