Making sense of molecular orbitals using Orca, Avogadro and Chemcraft (exemplified with Methane)

Why watching this might help you:
✅ Learn to generate MO's with ORCA, and visualize them with Avogadro or Chemcraft.
✅ See how someone else is thinking when it comes to chemistry (note that I'm still a few years away from becoming a chemist). I will ramble about the results that we get.

Why I'm doing this:
✅ To improve my English (diction, pronunciation), and actually use words that I've been learning.
✅ To improve my and others' understanding of chemistry, ChemOffice and computational engines. Demonstrating something that you've learned is a good way to improve retention.
✅ I'm hoping that people will call out my mistakes in the comment section.

You can download the files that were generated from here:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=16Rn...

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