In human thermodynamics education, Human Chemistry 101, a YouTube channel, is a semi-weekly educational video series on the subject of human chemistry, the science of the chemistry of human interactions. [1] The channel was conceived in December of 2007 by American chemical engineer Libb Thims as a tool to facilitate the reading and understanding of the two-volume, 834-page textbook Human Chemistry, published in September of that year, which, according to feedback, is a difficult read for many. [2] The first video, titled "human chemistry (introduction)", was posted on May 28, 2008.

Archives
● Human chemistry (introduction) [3:38], Wed, May 28, 2008 (article: human chemistry)
● Is love a chemical reaction? [3:13], Thur, May 29, 2008 (article: love the chemical reaction)
● Is love a chemical reaction? (Answer: Part1) [9:53], Thu, Jun 12, 2008
● Is love a chemical reaction? (Answer: Part2) [9:59], Thur, Jun 12, 2008
● Is love a chemical reaction? (Answer: Part3) [5:37], Thur, Jun 12, 2008
● Evolution (Advanced Views) [9:32], Mon, Aug 11, 2008 (article: evolution)
● Good News: Clausius’ Mechanical Theory of Heat is available! [4:11], Wed, Oct 22, 2008 (article: Mechanical Theory of Heat)
● Who is Libb Thims? [9:45], Tue, Nov 04, 2008 (article: Libb Thims)

Tentative future shows?
The following is a random list of potential videos:

1. How many is too many (sex partners)? (see: example video)

The following is a list of possible "classic human chemistry" book discussion videos:

1. Goethe’s 1809 Elective Affinities
2. Fairburn's 1914 Human Chemistry
3. Liebowitz’ 1983 The Chemistry of Love
4. Fisher’s 1992 Anatomy of Love
5. Buss’ 1994 The Evolution of Desire
6. Crenshaw's 1996 The Alchemy of Love and Lust
7. A General Theory of Love (2000)
8. Nochimson's 2002 Screen Couple Chemistry
9. Fisher's 2004 Why We Love - the Nature and Chemistry of Romantic Love
10. Frobose's 2006 Lust and Love - is it more than Chemistry?

The following is a list of possible "general topic" video shows or programs on the planning slate:

1. Social atoms, human elements, or human molecules? (articles: social atom, human element, human molecule)
2. Chemistry.com vs eChemistry.com vs ScientificMatch.com (article: science-based online dating sites)
3. Drive (see: drive)
4. Free energy of human relationships (see: free energy)
5. What is a human chemical reaction? (see: human chemical reaction)
6. On the nature of the human chemical bond (article: human chemical bond)
7. Johann von Goethe (article: Johann von Goethe)
8. Why do people have children? (see, e.g., 1992 Nobelist Gary Becker’s absurd answer: clip @ 19:30-20:15: “it’s not biology that is driving reproduction, but the desire to have an investment in one’s long-term financial future”)
   
9. Gottman stability ratios (see: Gottman stability ratio)
10. Human thermodynamics (see: human thermodynamics)
11. Endorphin theory of love (see: endorphin theory of love)
12. Hormone theory of love
13. Chocolate theory of love
14. Relationship equilibrium
15. ReactionMatch.com (see: ReactionMatch.com)
16. Oxytocin – the cuddle chemical
17. Serotonin – the confidence/obsession chemical
18. Dopamine – the drive chemical
19. Human pheromones
20. Human molecular orbital theory
21. Queer chemistry
22. Collision theory
23. Stendhal’s crystallization
24. Thermalization
25. Hot sex, ambient sex, and cold sex?
26. Human substrate and active sites (article: substrate)

Retractions
To note, the following videos were retracted (deleted) because they received vote scores of two or less, commutative. Possibly these topics will be redone in the future getting more to the point in shorter and more entertaining or educational way.

● What is Sex (Part 1) [6:33], Thursday, Aug 21, 2008 (article: sex)
● What is Sex (Part 2) [6:34], Thursday, Aug 21, 2008 (maybe a redo as "Chemistry and Sex")

References
1. Human Chemistry 101 - YouTube
2. (a) Thims, Libb. (2007). Human Chemistry (Volume One), (preview). Morrisville, NC: LuLu.
(b) Thims, Libb. (2007). Human Chemistry (Volume Two), (preview). Morrisville, NC: LuLu.

External links
● Human chemistry (overview) - HumanChemistry.net