Course content
Introduction to Chemistry
2Atomic Structure
3Atomic Structure: Atomic Models
4Atomic Structure: Subatomic Particles
5Atomic Structure: Atomic Number and Mass Number
6Atomic Structure: Electronic distribution
7Atomic Structure: Electronic Configuration
8Atomic Structure: Electronic Layers
9Atomic Structure: Energy Sublevels
10Atomic Structure: Linus Pauling Diagram
11Atomic Structure: Periodic Table
12Atomic Structure: Periodic Properties
13Atomic Structure: Atomic Radius
14Atomic Structure: Ionization Energy
15Atomic Structure: Electronic Affinity
16Atomic Structure: Electronegativity
17Atomic Structure: Effective Nuclear Charge
18Atomic Structure: Isotopes
19Atomic Structure: Isobars
20Atomic Structure: Isotones
21Atomic Structure: Radioactivity
22Atomic Structure: Half-life
23Atomic Structure: Radioactive Decay
24Atomic Structure: Nuclear reaction equations
25Atomic Structure: Law of conservation of mass
26Atomic Structure: Law of Conservation of Charge
27Atomic Structure: Law of conservation of energy
28Periodic Classification of Elements
29Periodic Classification of Elements: History of Periodic Classification
30Periodic Classification of Elements: Laws of Periodic Classification
31Periodic Classification of Elements: Organization of elements in the periodic table
32Periodic Classification of Elements: Periods and Groups
33Periodic Classification of Elements: Periodic Properties
34Periodic Classification of Elements: Electronegativity
35Periodic Classification of Elements: Atomic Radius
36Periodic Classification of Elements: Ionization Energy
37Periodic Classification of Elements: Electronic Affinity
38Periodic Classification of Elements: Electronegativity
39Periodic Classification of Elements: Metals, non-metals and metalloids
40Periodic Classification of Elements: Blocks s, p, d and f
41Periodic Classification of Elements: Periodic Trends
42Periodic Classification of Elements: Variation of properties along the table
43Periodic Classification of Elements: Explanation of groups and characteristics of elements
44Chemical Bonds
45Chemical Bonds: Octet Theory
46Chemical Bonds: Ionic bond
47Chemical Bonds: Covalent bond
48Chemical Bonds: Metal bond
49Chemical Bonds: Polarity of Bonds
50Chemical Bonds: Intermolecular Forces
51Chemical Bonds: Van der Waals Forces
52Chemical Bonds: Hydrogen Bonds
53Chemical Reactions
54Stoichiometry
55Chemical Solutions
56Thermochemistry
57Chemical Kinetics
58Chemical Equilibrium
59Acids and Bases
60Electrochemistry
61Radioactivity
62Organic Chemistry
63Organic Functions
64Isomerism
65Organic Reactions
66Polymers
67Biochemistry
Course Description
Welcome to the "Complete Chemistry Course for Exams," a comprehensive guide meticulously designed for students in the Basic studies category, specifically tailored for those delving into the field of Chemistry. Spanning 67 pages, this course aims to provide a robust understanding of essential chemistry concepts, ensuring you are well-prepared for your examinations.
Begin your journey with an in-depth "Introduction to Chemistry," which lays the foundation for more complex topics. This introductory segment gives students a broad overview of what to expect and sets the stage for a detailed exploration of Chemistry.
The section on "Atomic Structure" delves deep into the very core of chemical science. You'll explore "Atomic Models" and understand the roles of various "Subatomic Particles." Important concepts such as "Atomic Number," "Mass Number," and "Electronic Distribution" are thoroughly explained. This section also covers "Electronic Configuration" and "Electronic Layers," providing a detailed understanding of the arrangement of electrons. Navigate through the "Energy Sublevels" with the Linus Pauling Diagram and get familiar with the "Periodic Table" and its properties, such as "Atomic Radius," "Ionization Energy," "Electronic Affinity," and "Electronegativity." Furthermore, essential nuclear chemistry topics like "Isotopes," "Isobars," "Isotones," "Radioactivity," and "Nuclear Reactions" are explored, elucidating complex concepts in an intelligible manner.
The "Periodic Classification of Elements" segment encompasses everything from the historical context and laws of periodic classification to the organization of elements in the periodic table. Students will dissect "Periods and Groups," and understand "Periodic Properties" including "Electronegativity," "Atomic Radius," "Ionization Energy," and "Electronic Affinity." This section also distinguishes between "Metals, Non-metals, and Metalloids," and thoroughly explores the "Blocks s, p, d, and f" and periodic trends.
In "Chemical Bonds," fundamental bonding concepts are covered through the "Octet Theory," exploring different bond types such as "Ionic," "Covalent," and "Metal Bonds." Students will also learn about "Bond Polarity" and various "Intermolecular Forces" like "Van der Waals Forces" and "Hydrogen Bonds," which are pivotal in understanding molecular interactions.
As you progress, the section on "Chemical Reactions" will make complex reactions more accessible. "Stoichiometry" is presented systematically, clarifying the quantitative aspects of chemicals and their reactions.
Other critical areas include "Chemical Solutions," "Thermochemistry," and "Chemical Kinetics," each providing a foundational pillar for understanding chemical processes. The equilibrium in reactions is discussed in "Chemical Equilibrium," followed by in-depth explorations of "Acids and Bases," "Electrochemistry," and "Radioactivity."
The course also dives into "Organic Chemistry" detailing "Organic Functions" and "Isomerism," ensuring you grasp the basic and advanced principles of carbon compounds. "Organic Reactions" and "Polymers" are also covered, offering insight into their relevance and application.
Lastly, "Biochemistry" bridges the organic world with living organisms, rounding out the course by providing a thorough understanding of chemical processes in biological systems.
This "Complete Chemistry Course for Exams" is more than just a study guide; it's an extensive resource designed to equip you with the knowledge and skills necessary to excel in your chemistry exams. Dive in and discover the world of Chemistry like never before!
This free course includes:
3h37m free online audio course
67 content pages
Certificate of course completion
Exercises to train your knowledge