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General Chemistry II
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CHM 1212 SPU Course
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Introduces molecular and solid state structure and bonding, properties of gases, liquids and solutions, concepts of thermodynamics, chemical kinetics, chemical equilibribia, acid-base and oxidation-reduction reactions.
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Introduction to Gas Laws (Day Section)
Author: Phelan, Greg
Tue, Jan 22, 2008
General Chemistry II - Winter 2008 - Introduction to Gas Laws (Day Section) - 2008/01/07 - Lecture 1. An Introduction to the study of gases including a discussion of units. Associate Professor of Chemistry.
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Introduction to Gas Laws (Evening Section)
Author: Phelan, Greg
Tue, Jan 22, 2008
General Chemistry II - Winter 2008 - Introduction to Gas Laws (Evening Section) - 2008/01/07 - Lecture 1. An Introduction to the study of gases including a discussion of units. Associate Professor of Chemistry.
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Gas Laws (Day Section)
Author: Phelan, Greg
Tue, Jan 22, 2008
General Chemistry II - Winter 2008 - Gas Laws (Day Section) - 2008/01/09 - Lecture 2. A discussion of the relationship between the factors that influence properties of gases. Topics include Charles', Boyle's and Avogadro's Laws. Associate Professor of Chemistry.
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Gas Laws (Evening Section)
Author: Phelan, Greg
Tue, Jan 22, 2008
General Chemistry II - Winter 2008 - Gas Laws (Evening Section) - 2008/01/09 - Lecture 2. A discussion of the relationship between the factors that influence properties of gases. Topics include Charles', Boyle's and Avogadro's Laws. Associate Professor of Chemistry.
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Ideal Gas Law
Author: Phelan, Greg
Tue, Jan 22, 2008
General Chemistry II - Winter 2008 - Ideal Gas Law - 2008/01/11 - Lecture 3. A discussion of the Ideal Gas Law. Associate Professor of Chemistry.
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Ideal Gas Law Problems
Author: Phelan, Greg
Tue, Jan 22, 2008
General Chemistry II - Winter 2008 - Ideal Gas Law Problems - 2008/01/14 - Lecture 4. Practice problems dealing with ideal gas behavior. Associate Professor of Chemistry.
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Molar Mass and Properties of Gases Labs
Author: Phelan, Greg
Tue, Jan 22, 2008
General Chemistry II - Winter 2008 - Molar Mass and Properties of Gases Labs - 2008/01/16 - Lecture 5. Explanation of week two laboratories. Associate Professor of Chemistry.
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Kinetic Molecular Theory (Day Section)
Author: Phelan, Greg
Tue, Jan 22, 2008
General Chemistry II - Winter 2008 - Kinetic Molecular Theory (Day Section) - 2008/01/18 - Lecture 6. An Introduction to the assumptions of kinetic molecular theory. A brief discussion of kinetic energy determination, room mean square velocity, diffusion and effusion processes. Associate Professor of Chemistry.
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Kinetic Molecular Theory (Evening Section)
Author: Phelan, Greg
Tue, Jan 22, 2008
General Chemistry II - Winter 2008 - Kinetic Molecular Theory (Evening Section) - 2008/01/18 - Lecture 6. An Introduction to the assumptions of kinetic molecular theory. A brief discussion of kinetic energy determination, room mean square velocity, diffusion and effusion processes. Associate Professor of Chemistry.
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Hess' Law and Heat of Formation
Author: Phelan, Greg
Tue, Jan 29, 2008
General Chemistry II - Winter 2008 - Hess' Law and Heat of Formation - 2008/01/28 - Lecture 7. Worked out examples using Hess' Law and Heat of Formation. Associate Professor of Chemistry.
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Intermolecular Forces
Author: Phelan, Greg
Tue, Jan 29, 2008
General Chemistry II - Winter 2008 - Intermolecular Forces - 2008/01/28 - Lecture 8. A survey of intermolecular forces and examples of molecules showing each type. Associate Professor of Chemistry.
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Introduction to Entropy
Author: Phelan, Greg
Tue, Feb 12, 2008
General Chemistry II - Winter 2008 - Introduction to Entropy - 2008/02/08 - Lecture 9. The basic concepts of entropy are discussed. Positional entropy, phase changes and simple processes are covered. Associate Professor of Chemistry.
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An Introduction to Intermolecular Forces
Author: Phelan, Greg
Thu, Feb 14, 2008
General Chemistry II - Winter 2008 - An Introduction to Intermolecular Forces - 2008/02/13 - Lecture 10. The definition and meaning of intermolecular forces. Simple examples showing the different IMF are presented. Associate Professor of Chemistry.
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Application of IMF
Author: Phelan, Greg
Thu, Feb 14, 2008
General Chemistry II - Winter 2008 - Application of IMF - 2008/02/13 - Lecture 11. The ways in which intermolecular forces affect physical properties of substances. Associate Professor of Chemistry.
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Phase Diagrams and Vapor Pressure
Author: Phelan, Greg
Thu, Feb 14, 2008
General Chemistry II - Winter 2008 - Phase Diagrams and Vapor Pressure - 2008/02/13 - Lecture 12. An introduction to the concept of vapor pressure, how it is measured and how it varies. An explanation of phase diagrams. Associate Professor of Chemistry.
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