Chemistry. Parts 1, 2, and 3 [videorecording] / Frank Cardulla.

Contributor(s): Material type: FilmPublisher number: 111 | Teaching CompanySeries: Great courses (DVD)Publication details: Chantilly, VA : Teaching Co., [2005], c1994.Description: 6 videodiscs (ca. 900 min.) : sd., col. ; 4 3/4 in. + 1 course guidebook (44 p.; 22 cm.) + 1 workbook (92 p. ; 28 cm.)ISBN:
  • 1565858611
  • 9781565858619
Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • QD 455 .C27 2005
Contents:
Disc 1: Lecture 1. Introduction and philosophy -- Lecture 2. Quantitative reasoning in life and chemistry, (Part 1) -- Lecture 3. Quantitative reasoning in life and chemistry, (Part 2) -- Lecture 4. Density -- Lecture 5. The SI (metric) system of measurement -- Disc 2: Lecture 6. Converting between systems of measurement -- Lecture 7. The Mole concept: preliminary ideas -- Lecture 8. The Mole -- Lecture 9. Solving Mole problems -- Lecture 10. Avogadro's hypothesis and Molar volume -- Disc 3: Lecture 11. Percent composition and empirical formulas -- Lecture 12. Solving empirical formula problems -- Lecture 13. Writing and balancing chemical equations -- Lecture 14. An introduction to stoichiometry -- Lecture 15. Stoichiometry problems -- Disc 4: Lecture 16. Advanced stoichiometry -- Lecture 17. Introduction to Molarity -- Lecture 18. Solving Molarity problems -- Lecture 19. Additional Molarity problems -- Lecture 20. Basic concepts of chemical equilibrium (Part 1) -- Disc 5: Lecture 21. Basic concepts of chemical equilibrium (Part 2) -- Lecture 22. Interpreting an equilibrium constant -- Lecture 23. Le Chatelier's principle (Part 1) -- Lecture 24. Le Chatelier's principle (Part 2) -- Lecture 25. An introduction to equilibrium problems -- Disc 6: Lecture 26. The self-ionization of water -- Lecture 27. Strong acids and bases (Part 1) -- Lecture 28. Strong acids and bases (Part 2) -- Lecture 29. Weak acids and bases -- Lecture 30. Solubility equilibria.
Lecturer: Frank Cardulla, Niles North High School.Summary: Covers every topic that is typically included in most high school chemistry. Provides deep understanding of basic concepts and how one can apply the kind of simple, natural quantitative reasoning we all use every day to what are truly simple chemistry problems once this basic understanding is established. It is this basis of true understanding that makes chemistry.
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Lecturer: Frank Cardulla, Niles North High School.

Covers every topic that is typically included in most high school chemistry. Provides deep understanding of basic concepts and how one can apply the kind of simple, natural quantitative reasoning we all use every day to what are truly simple chemistry problems once this basic understanding is established. It is this basis of true understanding that makes chemistry.

Disc 1: Lecture 1. Introduction and philosophy -- Lecture 2. Quantitative reasoning in life and chemistry, (Part 1) -- Lecture 3. Quantitative reasoning in life and chemistry, (Part 2) -- Lecture 4. Density -- Lecture 5. The SI (metric) system of measurement -- Disc 2: Lecture 6. Converting between systems of measurement -- Lecture 7. The Mole concept: preliminary ideas -- Lecture 8. The Mole -- Lecture 9. Solving Mole problems -- Lecture 10. Avogadro's hypothesis and Molar volume -- Disc 3: Lecture 11. Percent composition and empirical formulas -- Lecture 12. Solving empirical formula problems -- Lecture 13. Writing and balancing chemical equations -- Lecture 14. An introduction to stoichiometry -- Lecture 15. Stoichiometry problems -- Disc 4: Lecture 16. Advanced stoichiometry -- Lecture 17. Introduction to Molarity -- Lecture 18. Solving Molarity problems -- Lecture 19. Additional Molarity problems -- Lecture 20. Basic concepts of chemical equilibrium (Part 1) -- Disc 5: Lecture 21. Basic concepts of chemical equilibrium (Part 2) -- Lecture 22. Interpreting an equilibrium constant -- Lecture 23. Le Chatelier's principle (Part 1) -- Lecture 24. Le Chatelier's principle (Part 2) -- Lecture 25. An introduction to equilibrium problems -- Disc 6: Lecture 26. The self-ionization of water -- Lecture 27. Strong acids and bases (Part 1) -- Lecture 28. Strong acids and bases (Part 2) -- Lecture 29. Weak acids and bases -- Lecture 30. Solubility equilibria.

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