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Chemistry
Acids and Bases , Solutions
Classification of solutes, strong, weak electrolytes, and non electrolytes
Classification of solutes, strong, weak electrolytes, and non electrolytes
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Other Topics for Acids and Bases , Solutions
Acids and hydrogen ion,bases, neutralization.
Aqueous solution, pH and titrations
Dissociation and ion product of water
Bronsted-Lowry acids ad bases
Arrhenious acids and bases
Amphiprotic and amphoteric salts
Acids - base reaction and trends
Acid base equilibria
Lewis acid / base theory
Water dissociation constant
Acid and base dissociation constant
Binary acids, acids from polyatomic anions, organic acids, and anhydrides of acids
Oxoacids and anhydrides of acids and bases
Metal hydrides, metal oxides, and metal hydroxides
Nonmetal hydrides, nonmetal oxides, and nonmetal hydroxides
Amphoterism and amphoteric oxides and hydroxides
Amphiprotic molecules
Introduction to solution, solvent and solute
Un-saturated, saturated and super saturated
Concentration of solution , units used in solution - parts per million and parts per billion
Molarity and steps to calculate molarity
Molality and steps to calculate molality
Normality and steps to calculate normality
Mole fraction and mass fraction
Electrolytes and their colligative properties
Colligative properties and their effect on solubility
Solubility equilibria
Common ion effect and its role in equilibrium system
Solubility product constant,Ksp
Ideal solution and Raoult's law
Colligative properties of boiling point elevation and freezing point depression
Solubility, effect of pressure on solubility ( Henry's law)
Solubility, effect of temperature on solubility
Osmosis and diffusion
Osmotic flow and osmotic pressure
Ionic solutions and dipole moment of water
Strong electrolytes, weak electrolytes, non electrolytes,
Electrolytic solutions and their colligative properties of electrolytic solutions
Other Units for Higher Grade Chemistry
Atomic and Molecular Structure
Chemical Bonds
Conservation of Matter and Stoichiometry
Chemical Thermodynamics
Gases and Their Properties
Reaction Rates and Chemical Equilibrium
Organic Chemistry and Biochemistry
Nuclear Processes
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Atomic and Molecular Structure