Key Idea:
Solubility product equilibrium constants can be used to predict solubility of ionic compunds

"If you are not part of the solution... You are part of the precipitate."

1. Introduction to Chemistry
2. Eight is Enough: Periodic Table
3. Electron Glue: Chemical Bonds
4. Shape Matters: Molecular Shape
5. Molecules in Motion
6. It's Just a Phase: Phase Changes
7. Attractive Molecules: Liquids
8. Big Molecules: Solids
9. Chemical Reactions
10. Make it Count: Mass, Mole, Molarity, pH
11. Leftovers: Reaction Stoichiometry
12. Back it up: Reversibility
13. Basically Weak: Equilibrium Constant
14. Acid-Base
15. Neutral Territory: Acid-Base Reactions
16. How Resilient: Buffers
17. Like it or Not: Solubility Equilibria
18. Finding Solutions: Solubility Product
19. Separation Anxiety: Separating Mixtures
20. Review for the Midterm 2
21. Point of View: Exchange of Energy
22. The Heats is On: Thermal Equilibrium
23. Make it or Break it: Bond Energies
24. Compound Interest: Heats of Reactions
25. What a Mess: Energy Dispersal
26. Which Way? Enthalpy vs. Entropy
27. How Far? Gibbs Free Energy
28. Make it Work: Heat and Work
29. Got Electrons? Redox Reactions
30. Energy Bunny: Batteries
31. Feel the Power: Energy Sources
32. Review for Midterm 3
33. All Aglow: Light Energy
34. How Absorbing: Light and Color
35. Now you See: Spectroscopy
36. Photo Opportunity: The Subshell Model
37. Breaking the Code: Electron Configurations
38. Technicolor Atoms: Line Spectra
39. Housing Co-op: Molecular Orbitals
40. Dying to Know: Colorful Molecules