General Chemistry 2023

Master General Chemistry in 2 weeks

What you’ll learn
Atomic Structure and Relative Atomic Mass
Concentration and Dilution
Percent Composition and Empirical and Molecular Formulae
Introduction to Organic Chemistry

Requirements
Have basic knowledge about math

Description
Thanks for taking this course. This beginning course aims to investigate the essential components of our world, unravel the secrets of matter, and expose the intriguing interactions that take place at the atomic and molecular levels.The study of the composition, characteristics, structures, and transformations of matter is known as chemistry. It covers a vast range of subjects, from the behavior of tiny atoms to the intricate chemical processes that take place in living things. We will journey through the essential theories and principles that support this broad subject in this course.This course includes:Atomic Structure and Relative Atomic MassIntro to the MolePercent Composition and Empirical and Molecular FormulaeMass StoichiometryUnit ConversionsConcentration and DilutionCovalent BondsIonic CompoundsPeriodicity Physical PropertiesUncertainty in MeasurementHess’s LawIntroduction to Organic ChemistryThe study of the composition, characteristics, structures, and transformations of matter is known as chemistry. It covers a vast range of subjects, from the behavior of tiny atoms to the intricate chemical processes that take place in living things. We will journey through the essential theories and principles that support this broad subject in this course.Who this course is for:· Anyone with a passion for learning foundational chemistry

Overview
Section 1: Atomic Structure and Relative Atomic Mass

Lecture 1 Atomic Structure and Relative Atomic Mass

Section 2: Concentration and Dilution

Lecture 2 Concentration and Dilution

Section 3: Intro to the Mole

Lecture 3 Intro to the Mole

Section 4: Percent Composition and Empirical and Molecular Formulae

Lecture 4 Percent Composition and Empirical and Molecular Formulae

Section 5: Mass Stoichiometry

Lecture 5 Mass Stoichiometry

Section 6: Unit Conversions

Lecture 6 Unit Conversions

Section 7: Uncertainty in Measurement

Lecture 7 Uncertainty in Measurement

Section 8: Ionic Compounds

Lecture 8 Ionic Compounds

Section 9: Periodicity Physical Properties

Lecture 9 Periodicity Physical Properties

Section 10: Covalent Bonds

Lecture 10 Covalent Bonds

Section 11: Hess’s Law

Lecture 11 Hess’s Law

Section 12: Introduction to Organic Chemistry

Lecture 12 Introduction to Organic Chemistry

Anyone with the passion for learning foundational chemistry,Completion of First Semester General Chemistry, ideally, the completion of both semesters of General Chemistry