| Chapter |
Screencast |
| 12 |
Spontaneity |
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Probability of Spontaneity |
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Entropy |
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Entropy and Enthalpy |
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The Second Law of Thermodynamics |
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Gibbs Free Energy |
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Gibbs Free Energy and Temperature |
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Complete Lectures for Chapter 12: Part I, Part II |
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| 13 |
An Introduction to Equilibrium |
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The Equilibrium Constant |
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Kp Expressions |
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The Meaning of K |
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Equilibrium Calculations |
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Le Chatelier's Principle |
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Free Energy and Equilibrium |
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Complete Lectures for Chapter 13: Part I, Part II |
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| 14 |
Bronsted Acid-Base Theory |
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Autoionization, Acids, Bases |
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pH and pOH |
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Acid and Base Strength |
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Calculations with Acids |
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Calculations with Bases |
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Mixing Acids and Bases / Salts |
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Polyprotic Acids, Hydrolysis of Metals |
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Buffers |
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The Henderson-Hasselbalch Equation |
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Preparing a Buffer |
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Titrations (Strong Acid + Strong Base) |
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More on Titrations |
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Complete Lectures for Chapter 14: Part I, Part II |
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Complete Lecture for the Exam I Review: link |
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| 15 |
Solubility and Ksp |
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Precipitating Insoluble Salts |
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The Common Ion Effect |
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Separating Ions with Ksp |
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Lewis Acids and Bases |
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Formation Constants |
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Complete Lecture for Chapter 15: Part I | Part II |
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| 16 |
An Introduction to Redox Chemistry |
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Direct and Indirect Redox Reactions |
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Balancing Redox Reactions in Acid |
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Balancing Redox Reactions in Base |
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Galvanic and Voltaic Cells |
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EMF and Redox Reactions |
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Cell Potential |
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Cell Potential and Free Energy |
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The Nernst Equation |
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Electrolysis / Quantitative Electrochemistry |
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Complete Lectures for Chapter 16: Part I, Part II |
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Complete Lecture for the Exam II Review: link |
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| 19 |
Electron Configurations for Transition Metals |
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Coordination Compounds |
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Ligands |
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Coordination Compound Nomenclature |
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Inorganic Isomerism |
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Complete Lecture for Chapter 19: Part I | Part II |
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| 21 |
An Introduction to Organic Chemistry |
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Naming Alkanes |
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Cycloalkanes, Alkyl Halides and Alkynes |
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Alkenes |
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Aromatic Hydrocarbons |
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Alcohols and Ethers |
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Ketones, Aldehydes and Carboxylic Acids |
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Amines and the Importance of Models |
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Complete Lectures for Chapter 21: Part I, Part II |
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Complete Lecture for the Final Exam Review: link |
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| misc |
Lab Technique Videos |
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Using the Top Loading Balances |
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Using the Hot Plate and Stirrer |
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Using the Bunsen Burner |
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Using the Analytical Balances |
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Using the Spectronic 21 Photospectrometer |
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Parts Per Thousand |