In this video lecture, Chemguy describes the properties of acids and bases.

1. Equilibrium I: Closed Systems
2. Equilibrium II: Equilibrium Expressions
3. Equilibrium III: Heterogeneous Equilibrium
4. Equilibrium IV: Equation Balancing Effects on K
5. Equilibrium V: Determine Equilibrium Concentrations
6. Equilibrium VI: Calculating Equilibrium Concentrations
7. Equilibrium VII: Equilibrium Shifts
8. Acids and Bases I: Properties of Molecular & Neutral Ionic Solutions
9. Acids and Bases II: Properties of Acids and Bases
10. Acids and Bases III: Equilibrium Constant for Water
11. Acids and Bases IV: pH of Strong Acids & Bases
12. Acids and Bases V: pH of Weak Acids
13. Acids and Bases VI: Using Quadratic Formula for pH Calculations of Weak Acids
14. Acids and Bases VII: pH of a Weak Base
15. Acids and Bases VIII: Bronsted-Lowry Net Acid-Base Equations
16. Acids and Bases IX: Acidic Deposition from Fossil Fuel Combustion
17. Acids and Bases X: Acid/Base Indicators
18. Acids and Bases XI: Acid-Base Stoichiometry
19. Acids and Bases XII: pH of a Solution Mixture of Acid and Base
20. Acids and Bases XIII: pH at Equivalence Point
21. Acids and Bases XIV: Henderson/Hasselbalch Equation
22. Acids and Bases XV: Titration Curves
23. Redox I: Introduction to Electrochemistry
24. Redox II: Lead Metal in a Silver Nitrate Solution
25. Redox III: Balancing with the "Half-Reaction" Method
26. Redox IV: Redox Reaction in a Base
27. Redox V: Electrochemical Reactions with Faraday's Constant
28. Redox VI: Corrosion and Cathodic Protection
29. Redox VII: Oxidation Numbers
30. Redox VIII: Balances Equation Using Oxidation Numbers
31. Redox IX: Voltaic Cell
32. Redox X: Electrolytic Cells
33. Thermochemistry I: Thermodynamic Laws
34. Thermochemistry II: Energy Conversions
35. Thermochemistry III: Calorimetry
36. Thermochemistry IV: Kinetic Energy
37. Thermochemistry V: Potential Energy and Bonding
38. Thermochemistry VI: Molar Heat Capacity
39. Thermochemistry VII: Temperature/Phase Change Calculation
40. Thermochemistry VIII: Warming of Water Through a Phase Change
41. Thermochemistry IX: Molar Heat of Fusion
42. Thermochemistry X: Heats of Formation
43. Thermochemistry XI: Hess' Law
44. Thermochemistry XII: Nuclear Change

In this course, Rob Lederer (Chemguy) gives an introduction to General Chemistry for Grade 11 and 12 students. Topics included in these lectures are: Energetics, Acids and Bases, Equilibrium, Redox and many more.

Perfect for high school students and even college students enrolled in an introductory chemistry course, Chemguy provides us with great and easy-to-follow lessons on general topics of chemistry, including Thermochemistry (Energetics), Acids and Bases and Redox Chemistry, all made possible thanks to his great enthusiasm, passion for the subject and sense of humor.