General Chemistry — 123DAT

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Not filmed yetLesson 1What the periodic table on screen actually carriessoon
Not filmed yetLesson 2Protons, neutrons, electrons, and what an isotope changessoon
Not filmed yetLesson 3Where the quantum model came from, and what it replacedsoon
Not filmed yetLesson 4Orbitals: s, p, d, and the shapes worth rememberingsoon
Not filmed yetLesson 5Writing an electron configuration without counting on your fingerssoon
Not filmed yetLesson 6Ions, and which electrons leave firstsoon
Not filmed yetLesson 7Atomic radius across a period and down a groupsoon
Not filmed yetLesson 8Ionisation energy, and the two places the trend breakssoon
Not filmed yetLesson 9Electronegativity, and why it is the one number you memorisesoon
Not filmed yetLesson 10Reading a group: the descriptive chemistry that is actually testedsoon

Not filmed yetLesson 1Bonding and Molecular Shape — part 1soon
Not filmed yetLesson 2Bonding and Molecular Shape — part 2soon
Not filmed yetLesson 3Bonding and Molecular Shape — part 3soon
Not filmed yetLesson 4Bonding and Molecular Shape — part 4soon
Not filmed yetLesson 5Bonding and Molecular Shape — part 5soon
Not filmed yetLesson 6Bonding and Molecular Shape — part 6soon
Not filmed yetLesson 7Bonding and Molecular Shape — part 7soon
Not filmed yetLesson 8Bonding and Molecular Shape — part 8soon
Not filmed yetLesson 9Bonding and Molecular Shape — part 9soon
Not filmed yetLesson 10Bonding and Molecular Shape — part 10soon

Not filmed yetLesson 1Moles and Balanced Equations — part 1soon
Not filmed yetLesson 2Moles and Balanced Equations — part 2soon
Not filmed yetLesson 3Moles and Balanced Equations — part 3soon
Not filmed yetLesson 4Moles and Balanced Equations — part 4soon
Not filmed yetLesson 5Moles and Balanced Equations — part 5soon
Not filmed yetLesson 6Moles and Balanced Equations — part 6soon
Not filmed yetLesson 7Moles and Balanced Equations — part 7soon
Not filmed yetLesson 8Moles and Balanced Equations — part 8soon
Not filmed yetLesson 9Moles and Balanced Equations — part 9soon
Not filmed yetLesson 10Moles and Balanced Equations — part 10soon
Not filmed yetLesson 11Moles and Balanced Equations — part 11soon
Not filmed yetLesson 12Moles and Balanced Equations — part 12soon

Not filmed yetLesson 1Intermolecular Forces and Phase Changes — part 1soon
Not filmed yetLesson 2Intermolecular Forces and Phase Changes — part 2soon
Not filmed yetLesson 3Intermolecular Forces and Phase Changes — part 3soon
Not filmed yetLesson 4Intermolecular Forces and Phase Changes — part 4soon
Not filmed yetLesson 5Intermolecular Forces and Phase Changes — part 5soon
Not filmed yetLesson 6Intermolecular Forces and Phase Changes — part 6soon
Not filmed yetLesson 7Intermolecular Forces and Phase Changes — part 7soon
Not filmed yetLesson 8Intermolecular Forces and Phase Changes — part 8soon
Not filmed yetLesson 9Intermolecular Forces and Phase Changes — part 9soon

Not filmed yetLesson 1Solutions and Concentration — part 1soon
Not filmed yetLesson 2Solutions and Concentration — part 2soon
Not filmed yetLesson 3Solutions and Concentration — part 3soon
Not filmed yetLesson 4Solutions and Concentration — part 4soon
Not filmed yetLesson 5Solutions and Concentration — part 5soon
Not filmed yetLesson 6Solutions and Concentration — part 6soon
Not filmed yetLesson 7Solutions and Concentration — part 7soon
Not filmed yetLesson 8Solutions and Concentration — part 8soon
Not filmed yetLesson 9Solutions and Concentration — part 9soon

Not filmed yetLesson 1Gases and the Gas Laws — part 1soon
Not filmed yetLesson 2Gases and the Gas Laws — part 2soon
Not filmed yetLesson 3Gases and the Gas Laws — part 3soon
Not filmed yetLesson 4Gases and the Gas Laws — part 4soon
Not filmed yetLesson 5Gases and the Gas Laws — part 5soon
Not filmed yetLesson 6Gases and the Gas Laws — part 6soon
Not filmed yetLesson 7Gases and the Gas Laws — part 7soon
Not filmed yetLesson 8Gases and the Gas Laws — part 8soon

Not filmed yetLesson 1Heat, Enthalpy and Entropy — part 1soon
Not filmed yetLesson 2Heat, Enthalpy and Entropy — part 2soon
Not filmed yetLesson 3Heat, Enthalpy and Entropy — part 3soon
Not filmed yetLesson 4Heat, Enthalpy and Entropy — part 4soon
Not filmed yetLesson 5Heat, Enthalpy and Entropy — part 5soon
Not filmed yetLesson 6Heat, Enthalpy and Entropy — part 6soon
Not filmed yetLesson 7Heat, Enthalpy and Entropy — part 7soon
Not filmed yetLesson 8Heat, Enthalpy and Entropy — part 8soon
Not filmed yetLesson 9Heat, Enthalpy and Entropy — part 9soon
Not filmed yetLesson 10Heat, Enthalpy and Entropy — part 10soon

Not filmed yetLesson 1Reaction Rates — part 1soon
Not filmed yetLesson 2Reaction Rates — part 2soon
Not filmed yetLesson 3Reaction Rates — part 3soon
Not filmed yetLesson 4Reaction Rates — part 4soon
Not filmed yetLesson 5Reaction Rates — part 5soon
Not filmed yetLesson 6Reaction Rates — part 6soon
Not filmed yetLesson 7Reaction Rates — part 7soon
Not filmed yetLesson 8Reaction Rates — part 8soon

Not filmed yetLesson 1Chemical Equilibrium — part 1soon
Not filmed yetLesson 2Chemical Equilibrium — part 2soon
Not filmed yetLesson 3Chemical Equilibrium — part 3soon
Not filmed yetLesson 4Chemical Equilibrium — part 4soon
Not filmed yetLesson 5Chemical Equilibrium — part 5soon
Not filmed yetLesson 6Chemical Equilibrium — part 6soon
Not filmed yetLesson 7Chemical Equilibrium — part 7soon
Not filmed yetLesson 8Chemical Equilibrium — part 8soon
Not filmed yetLesson 9Chemical Equilibrium — part 9soon

Not filmed yetLesson 1What Arrhenius, Bronsted and Lewis each mean by an acidsoon
Not filmed yetLesson 2Strong and weak, and why the list you memorise is shortsoon
Not filmed yetLesson 3Ka, Kb, and the number you actually comparesoon
Not filmed yetLesson 4pH, pOH, and the water constant underneath bothsoon
Not filmed yetLesson 5Strong acid pH without thinking about itsoon
Not filmed yetLesson 6Weak acid equilibria, and the approximation you are allowedsoon
Not filmed yetLesson 7Conjugate pairs, and reading strength off the structuresoon
Not filmed yetLesson 8Hydrolysis of saltssoon
Not filmed yetLesson 9Buffers, and what a buffer is forsoon
Not filmed yetLesson 10Titration curves, and where on one your buffer is sittingsoon
Not filmed yetLesson 11Equivalence and half-equivalence, and what each one tells yousoon
Not filmed yetLesson 12Indicators, and how to choose onesoon
Not filmed yetLesson 13Polyprotic acids, one proton at a timesoon

Not filmed yetLesson 1Redox and Electrochemical Cells — part 1soon
Not filmed yetLesson 2Redox and Electrochemical Cells — part 2soon
Not filmed yetLesson 3Redox and Electrochemical Cells — part 3soon
Not filmed yetLesson 4Redox and Electrochemical Cells — part 4soon
Not filmed yetLesson 5Redox and Electrochemical Cells — part 5soon
Not filmed yetLesson 6Redox and Electrochemical Cells — part 6soon
Not filmed yetLesson 7Redox and Electrochemical Cells — part 7soon
Not filmed yetLesson 8Redox and Electrochemical Cells — part 8soon

Not filmed yetLesson 1Radioactive Decay — part 1soon
Not filmed yetLesson 2Radioactive Decay — part 2soon
Not filmed yetLesson 3Radioactive Decay — part 3soon
Not filmed yetLesson 4Radioactive Decay — part 4soon

Not filmed yetLesson 1Lab Glassware and Separations — part 1soon
Not filmed yetLesson 2Lab Glassware and Separations — part 2soon
Not filmed yetLesson 3Lab Glassware and Separations — part 3soon
Not filmed yetLesson 4Lab Glassware and Separations — part 4soon