CHEM-1100
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Course Overview
Lessons & Practice
I. Welcome
1. Chapter 1: Units of Measurement for Physical and Chemical Changes
28min2. Chapter 2: Atoms and Elements
54min3. Chapter 3: Molecules, Compounds, and Nomenclature
59min4. Chapter 4: Chemical Reactions and Stoichiometry
1hr4.2.1. Concentration of Solutions4.2.2. Example: Converting Molarity to Mole Fraction4.2.3. Example: Converting Mole Fraction to Molarity4.2.4. Example: Calculating Molarity from Combined Solutions4.2.5. Practice Question: Calculating Molarity from Mass4.2.6. Practice Question: Calculating Mole Fraction from Molarity
5. Chapter 5: Gases
2.4hr6. Chapter 6: Thermochemistry
2.2hr7. Chapter 7: The Quantum-Mechanical Model of the Atom
6hr7.2.1. The Basics of Absorption and Emission Spectra7.2.2. Bohr's Atomic Model 7.2.3. Absorption vs Emission of a Photon7.2.4. Example7.2.5. Example7.2.6. Bohr Model Equations7.2.7. Example7.2.8. Example7.2.9. Practice 7.2.10. The Bohr Model and Atomic Line Spectra7.2.11. Relating Electronic Transitions to Emission Spectra7.2.12. Example7.2.13. Practice7.2.14. Practice
7.5.1. Quantum Numbers7.5.2. Quantum Numbers Cheatsheet7.5.3. Example7.5.4. Example7.5.5. Example7.5.6. Practice7.5.7. Shapes (aka Boundary Diagrams) of Atomic Orbitals7.5.8. Drawing Atomic Orbitals7.5.9. Example7.5.10. Practice7.5.11. Angular and Radial Nodes7.5.12. Wave Properties of Electrons7.5.13. Plotting Radial Electron Probability7.5.14. Example7.5.15. Example7.5.16. Example7.5.17. Practice7.5.18. Nodes7.5.19. Relative Energies of Atomic Orbitals7.5.20. Rules for Orbital Filling7.5.21. Example7.5.22. Example7.5.23. Practice7.5.24. Practice
7.6.1. Electronic Configurations of Atoms7.6.2. Electron Configurastions Cheatsheet7.6.3. Electron Configuration Exceptions7.6.4. Example7.6.5. Example7.6.6. Practice7.6.7. Practice7.6.8. Practice 7.6.9. Electron Configurations of Ions of Main Group Elements7.6.10. Electron Configuration of Ions of Transition Elements7.6.11. Example7.6.12. Example7.6.13. Practice7.6.14. Diamagnetic Vs Paramagnetic 7.6.15. Example7.6.16. Practice7.6.17. Ground State Vs Excited State Electron Configurations7.6.18. Example7.6.19. Example7.6.20. Practice7.6.21. Practice
8. Chapter 8: Periodic Properties of the Elements
1.9hr9. Chapter 9: Chemical Bonding I: Lewis Theory
3hr9.7.1. Molecular Orbital Theory Introduction9.7.2. Drawing MO Diagrams9.7.3. Example: Molecular Orbital Theory Questions9.7.4. Practice: Bond Order9.7.5. How to Draw MO Diagrams for Homonuclear Diatomics9.7.6. Example: Molecular Orbitals of Li9.7.7. MO Diagrams of p Heteronuclear Diatomics9.7.8. Example: MO Diagrams of p Heteronuclear Diatomics9.7.9. MO Diagrams of p and s Heteronuclear Diatomics9.7.10. Example: MO Diagrams of p and s Heteronuclear Diatomics9.7.11. Practice: MO Diagrams of Heteronuclear Diatomics9.7.12. Example: Molecular Orbitals of HeH9.7.13. Practice: Diamagnetic Diatomics9.7.14. Practice: MO Orbitals Problem9.7.15. Practice Question: MO Diagrams of Homonuclear Diatomics9.7.16. Practice: Molecular orbital (Challenging Problem)
10. Chapter 10: Chemical Bonding II: Molecular Shapes, Valence Bond Theory, Molecular Orbital Theory
2.4hr10.3.1. Introduction to Valence Bond Theory10.3.2. Valence Bond Theory and Hybridization10.3.3. Example: Valence Bond Description of O and N10.3.4. Practice: Bonding in Methyldiazene10.3.5. Practice: Bonding in Methyldiazene Part 210.3.6. Example: Drawing Orbital Overlap Diagrams10.3.7. Example: Valence Bond Description of Acetone
10.4.1. Molecular Orbital Theory Introduction10.4.2. Drawing MO Diagrams10.4.3. Example: Molecular Orbital Theory Questions10.4.4. Practice: Bond Order10.4.5. How to Draw MO Diagrams for Homonuclear Diatomics10.4.6. Example: Molecular Orbitals of Li10.4.7. MO Diagrams of p Heteronuclear Diatomics10.4.8. Example: MO Diagrams of p Heteronuclear Diatomics10.4.9. MO Diagrams of p and s Heteronuclear Diatomics10.4.10. Example: MO Diagrams of p and s Heteronuclear Diatomics10.4.11. Practice: MO Diagrams of Heteronuclear Diatomics10.4.12. Example: Molecular Orbitals of HeH10.4.13. Practice: Diamagnetic Diatomics10.4.14. Practice: MO Orbitals Problem10.4.15. Practice Question: MO Diagrams of Homonuclear Diatomics10.4.16. Practice: Molecular orbital (Challenging Problem)
11. Chapter 11: Solids, Liquids, and Intermolecular Forces
2.6hr11.1.1. Intramolecular vs Intermolecular Forces11.1.2. Intermolecular Forces Theory11.1.3. Strength of Intermolecular Forces Cheatsheet11.1.4. Example11.1.5. Example 11.1.6. Practice11.1.7. Surface Tension11.1.8. Viscosity 11.1.9. Capillary Action11.1.10. Example11.1.11. Example11.1.12. Practice11.1.13. Practice
12. Chapter 12: Solutions
34minMidterm 2 Overview
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