Chemistry 102
Spring 2001
| Chapter | Lectures | |
| I. Introduction |
1
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II. Acid-Base Equilibria Buffers Titrations Solubility |
16
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3
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III. Thermochemistry Enthalpy Standard enthalpy of formation Hess's law Bond energy Measuring heat changes: calorimetry First law of thermodynamics |
6
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4
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IV. Entropy, Free Energy, and Equilibium Spontaneity and entropy, second law of thermodynamics Third law of thermodynamics Gibbs free energy, and the equilibrium constants |
18
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5
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V. Electrochemistry Oxidation and reductions, oxidation numbers Type of redox reactions Galvanic cells Standard electrode potentials Free energy and spontaneity of redox reactions The Nernst equation Batteries, fuel cells, corrosion |
19
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5
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| VI. Intermolecular Forces |
11
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1
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VII. Liquids, Solids, and Solutions Phase changes, phase diagrams Concentrations units, solubilities Colligative properties of nonelectrolyte and electrolyte solutions |
12
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3
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| VIII. Chemical Kinetics
Reaction rates The rate laws Activation energy and Arrhenius equation Reaction mechanism Catalysis |
13
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4
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IX.Nuclear Chemistry Nuclear reactions, nuclear stability Radioactive decay Nuclear fission, nuclear fusion Application of isotopes Biological effects of radiation |
23
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3
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| X. Inorganic, Organic and polymers |
22,24,25
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6
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