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Lecture 12
Textbook:
1:0
Introduction
1:1
Quick History of Chemistry
1:2
The Scientific Method
1:3
The Composition of Matter
1:4
International System of Units (SI)
1:5
Factor-Label Method
1:6
Errors
1:7
Significant Figures
1:8
SF and Mathematical Operations
1:9
Propagated Errors
2:0
Atoms and Molecules
2:1
Atoms and Molecules
2:2
Moles
2:3
Atomic and Molecular Weights
2:4
Derivation of Molecular Formulas
2:5
Percent Composition
2:6
Chemical Equations
2:7
Stoichiometry
2:8
Limiting Reagents
3:0
Solution Stoichiometry
3:1
Molarity
3:2
Dilution
3:3
Solution Stoichiometry
4:0
Gases
4:1
The Early Laws
4:2
Ideal Gas Law
4:3
Density of Gases
4:4
Gas Stoichiometry
4:5
Partial Pressures
4:6
Kinetic Molecular Theory of Gases
4:7
Molecular Velocities
4:8
Graham
4:9
Real Gases
5:0
Thermochemistry
5:1
Energy
5:2
Specific Heats
5:3
Calorimetry
5:4
Enthalpy
5:5
Properties of Enthalpy Change
5:6
Hess
5:7
Standard Enthalpies of Formation
6:0
Atomic Structure and Quantum Mechanics
6:1
Early Characterization of the Atom
6:2
Symbols for Atomic Structure
6:3
Isotopes
6:4
Ions
6:5
From Classical to Quantum Physics
6:6
The Photoelectric Effect
6:7
Bohr
6:8
Wave Mechanics
6:9
Heisenberg
6:10
The Development of Quantum Mechanics
6:11
The Particle in a Box
7:0
Quantum Numbers and Periodicity
7:1
Quantum Numbers for the Hydrogen Atom
7:2
Multi-Electron Atoms
7:3
Energy Levels
7:4
The Aufbau Principle
7:5
The Periodic Table
7:6
Electronic Configuration of Ions
7:7
Magnetic Properties
7:8
Atomic Radii
7:9
lonization Energies
7:10
Electron Affinity
7:11
Expected Ions from Periodic Table
8:0
Bonding I
8:1
Chemical Bonding
8:2
Ionic Bonding
8:3
Covalent Bonding
8:4
The Hydrogen Molecule
8:5
Electronegativity
8:6
Ionic vs. Covalent
8:7
Covalency
8:8
Sigma (a) and Pi (TT) Bonds
8:9
Drawing Lewis Structures
8:10
Three Dimensionality of Lewis Structures
8:11
Expected Geometries With Lone Pairs
8:12
Polarity vs. Geometry
9:0
Bonding II: Advanced Concepts
9:1
Hybrid Orbitals
9:2
Molecular Orbital (MO) Theory
9:3
Interaction of Two s Atomic Orbitals
9:4
Interaction of Two p Atomic Orbitals
9:5
Heteronuclear Diatomic Molecules
10:0
Condensed Phases
10:1
Intermolecular Forces, IMF
10:2
Solids
10:3
Metals and Closest Packing
10:4
Bonding in Metals
10:5
Ionic Crystals
10:6
Liquids
10:7
Vapor Pressure
10:8
Temperature Dependence of VP
10:9
Heating Curves
10:10
Phase Diagrams
11:0
Solutions and Their Properties
11:1
Classification of Solutions
11:2
Henry
11:3
Concentration Units
11:4
Net Ionic Equations
11:5
Raoult
11:6
Raoult
11:7
Binary Solutions - Real Solutions
11:8
Solid Solutions
11:9
Colligative Properties
11:10
Osmotic Pressure
12:0
Chemical Kinetics
12:1
Introduction
12:2
Nature of the Reactants
12:3
Concentration of Reacting Species
12:4
T e Inital Rate Method
12:5
Solutions to Differential Rate Equations
12:6
Graphical Method
12:7
Effect of Temperature on Rate
12:8
Collision Theory
12:9
Temperature Dependence on Rate Constant
12:10
Transition State Theory and Catalysis
12:11
Reaction Mechanisms
12:12
Steady-State Approximation
12:13
Enzyme Kinetics
13:0
Organic Chemistry
13:1
Introduction
13:2
Alkanes
13:3
IUPAC Nomenclature
13:4
Alkyl Halides
13:5
Alkenes
13:6
Stereoisomers, Part I
13:7
Reactivity of Alkenes
13:8
Alkynes
13:9
Aromatics
13:10
Cycloalkanes
13:11
Functional Groups
13:12
Stereoisomers, Part II: Chirality
13:13
Nucleophilic Substitution Reactions
13:14
Second Order Mechanism (SN2)
13:15
First Order Mechanism (SN1)
14:0
Spectroscopy
14:1
Experimental Determination of Structure
14:2
Mass Spectroscopy
14:3
Infrared Spectroscopy
14:4
General Diagram of an IR Spectrometer
14:5
Infrared Spectra Analysis
14:6
Degrees of Unsaturation in Organic Compounds
14:7
Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy
14:8
Spin-Spin Coupling
14:9
Drawing NMR Spectra
14:10
Analysis of an NMR Spectrum
14:11  
Additive Effect
15:0
Organic Reactions Revisited
15:1
Introduction
15:2
Addition to Alkenes
15:3
Free Radical Substitution in Alkanes or Alkyl Groups
15:4
Nucleophilic Substitution Reactions
16:0
Thermodynamics
16:1
Introduction
16:2
The First Law of Thermodynamics
16:3
Physical and Chemical Transformations
16:4
Expansion Work
16:5
Energy and Enthalpy
16:6
Heat Capacities
16:7
Chemical Transformations
16:8
Entropy
16:9
Entropy Changes for Other Physical Processes
16:10
Second Law of Thermodynamics
16:11
Entropy Changes in Chemical Processes
16:12
Calculation of Absolute Entropies
16:13
Dependence of Free Energy on Pressure
16:14
Equilibrium
17:0
Chemical Equilibrium
17:1
Introduction
17:2
Properties of the Equilibrium Constant
17:3
Le Chatelier's Principle
17:4
Chemical Equilibrium Problems
17:5
Strategy for Solving Chemical Equilibria Problems
18:0
Acids and Bases
18:1
Bronsted Lowry Acid/Base Concept
18:2
Acid Strength and Molecular Geometry
18:3
Ka's and Kb's
18:4
Autoionization of Water
18:5
pH, a Logarithmic Scale
18:6
Hydrolysis
18:7
Common Ion Effect
18:8
Buffers
18:9
Conjugate Acid/Base Pairs - II
18:10
Acid Base Titrations
18:11
Polyprotic Acids
18:12
Lewis Acids and Bases
18:13
Lewis Bases versus Bronsted Bases
19:0
Other Aqueous Equilibria: Ksp
19:1
Slightly Soluble Salts
19:2
Common Ion Effect in Solubility Equilibria
19:3
Precipitation
20:0
Electrochemistry
20:1
Redox Reactions
20:2
Oxidation States
20:3
Balancing Redox: Ion-Electron Method
20:4
Electrochemistry: An Introduction
20:5
Units
20:6
Galvanic Cells
20:7
Conventional Notation
20:8
Electromotive Force (EMF)
20:9
Half-Cell Potentials
20:10
EMF As a Function of Concentration
20:11
Calculation of Equilibrium Constants
20:12
Electrolysis
20:13
Faraday's Laws
21:0
Appendices
21:1
Thermodynamic Parameters
21:2
Equilibrium Constants
21:3
Ksp Values for Some Common Ionic Solids at 25C.
21:4
Standard Reduction Potentials
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