General Chemistry I – Gases

General Chemistry I – In-depth Course (Gases)

What you’ll learn
Definition and units of pressure
Understand gas laws
Undertand and apply ideal gas law
Partial pressure and mixture of gases
Stoichiometry and gases in chemical reactions
Diffusion and effusion
Real gases

Requirements
Grade 12 chemistry

Description
Dive into the fascinating world of gases with my General Chemistry I – Gases course! This course takes you on an in-depth journey through the fundamental principles governing gases. Begin by understanding the definition of pressure, its various units, and how to measure it with a U-tube manometer. Then, explore the core gas laws that reveal the relationships between volume, pressure, temperature, and the number of gas particles: Boyle’s Law, Charles’s Law, and Avogadro’s Law. We’ll bring these together in the Ideal Gas Law, a powerful equation that ties all these concepts into one. But gases are not always ideal—learn how real gases behave under different conditions. You’ll also delve into gas mixtures, exploring the concept of partial pressures and how they contribute to the overall pressure in a mixture of gases. Get hands-on with the role of gases in chemical reactions, using stoichiometry to predict outcomes. Additionally, uncover the intriguing phenomena of diffusion and effusion—how gases spread out and escape through small openings. This course combines theory with practical examples, ensuring you gain a thorough understanding of gases. I will cover numerous practice problems throughout this course to help you solidify your understanding of these exciting concepts. Get ready to elevate your chemistry knowledge and apply these concepts in your chemistry courses with confidence!

Overview
Section 1: General Chemistry I – Gases

Lecture 1 Definition and Units of Pressure

Lecture 2 Gas Laws

Lecture 3 Ideal Gas Law

Lecture 4 Partial Pressure and Mixture of Gases

Lecture 5 Stoichiometry and Gases in Chemical Reactions

Lecture 6 Diffusion and Effusion

Lecture 7 Real Gases

University and college level students taking general chemistry courses,Science enthusiasts interested to learn about gases,For chemistry and non-chemistry majors in university or college taking science courses