Chemistry, 2nd Edition

Give your student a head start on chemistry with this course by an award-winning educator.

• By This Professor
• 01: Introduction and Philosophy
• 02: Basic Concepts of Quantitative Reasoning
• 03: Quantitative Reasoning in Everyday Life
• 04: Quantitative Reasoning in Chemistry-Density
• 05: The SI (Metric) System of Measurement
• 06: Converting between Systems of Measurement
• 07: Elements, Atoms, and the Periodic Table
• 08: Ions, Compounds, and Interpreting Formulas
• 09: Isotopes and Families of Elements
• 10: The Mole
• 11: Solving Mole Problems
• 12: Avogadro's Hypothesis and Molar Volume
• 13: Percent Composition and Empirical Formulas
• 14: Solving Empirical Formula Problems
• 15: Writing and Balancing Chemical Equations
• 16: An Introduction to Stoichiometry
• 17: Stoichiometry Problems
• 18: Advanced Stoichiometry
• 19: An Introduction to Molarity
• 20: Solving Molarity Problems
• 21: Advanced Molarity Problems
• 22: Basic Concepts of Chemical Equilibrium
• 23: An Introduction to the Equilibrium Constant
• 24: Interpreting an Equilibrium Constant
• 25: Le Chatelier's Principle-Concentration
• 26: Le Chatelier-Pressure and Temperature
• 27: An Introduction to Equilibrium Problems
• 28: The Self-Ionization of Water
• 29: Strong Acids and Bases-General Properties
• 30: Solving Strong Acid and Base Problems
• 31: Weak Acids and Bases
• 32: Titrating Acids and Bases
• 33: Titration Curves and Indicators
• 34: Solubility Equilibria-Principles, Problems
• 35: Solubility Equilibria-Common Ion Effect
• 36: Putting It All Together