A catalyst helps to speed up the rate of a reaction by lowering the energy of activation (Ea).
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1. Understanding the difference between intermolecular and intramolecular forces
2. The First and Strongest Intermolecular Force
3. The Second Intermolecular Force
4. The Third Intermolecular Force
5. The Fourth Intermolecular Force
6. The Fifth Intermolecular Force
7. Understanding the Theory of "Likes" dissolve "Likes"
8. The Properties of the 3 Phases of Matter
9. Understanding the Phase Diagram
10. Understanding the Clasius-Clapeyron Equation
11. Understanding Molecular Orbital Theory
12. Calculating Bond Order
13. Solutions and Molarity
14. The Theory of “Likes” dissolve “Likes”
15. Molarity vs Molality
16. Mass Percent & Mole Fraction
17. Saturated, Unsaturated and Supersaturated Solutions
18. Henry’s Law
19. The Colligative Properties
20. Defining Vapor Pressure
21. Understanding Chemical Kinetics
22. Kinetics in a Chemical Reaction
23. Slow vs Fast Reactions
24. Kinetics & the Concentration of Compounds
25. Kinetics & the Surface Area of Compounds
26. Kinetics & Temperature
27. Kinetics & the Catalyst
28. Understanding Average or General Rate
29. Understanding the Rate Law
30. The Rate Determining Step
31. The Arrhenius Equation
32. The other forms of the Arrhenius Equation
33. The Integrated Rate Laws
34. Zeroth, First and Second Order Reactions
35. Understanding Chemical Equilibrium
36. Understanding the Equilibrium Constant
37. The Different Types of Equilibrium Constants
38. Understanding an ICE Chart
39. Understanding Le Chatelier’s Principle
40. Identifying Binary Acids
41. Identifying Oxyacids
42. Acids and Electrolytes
43. Strength of Binary Acids
44. The Strength of Oxyacids
45. Comparing the Strength of Oxyacids
46. Exceptions to the Strength of Oxyacids
47. Bases and Electrolytes
48. Bases and Group 1A
49. Bases and Group 2A
50. Amines
51. Discussing Arrhenius Acids and Bases
52. Discussing Brønsted – Lowry Acids and Bases
53. Understanding Amphoteric Species
54. Understanding Lewis Acids
55. Understanding Lewis Bases
56. Understanding pH vs pOH
57. The connection to Hydronium ion and Hydroxide ion concentrations
58. The pH Scale
59. Understanding the Auto Ionization Reaction
60. Calculating the pH of a Strong Acid or Strong Base
61. Calculating the pH of a Weak Acid or Weak Base
62. Understanding Ka and Kb Expressions
63. Understanding Ka and Kb
64. Transition Metal Cations and Acidity
65. Main Group Metal Cations and Acidity
66. Positive Amines and Acidity
67. Understanding a Buffer
68. Method 1 for a Creating a Buffer
69. Method 2 for a Creating a Buffer
70. The Henderson – Hasselbalch Equation
71. Understanding an Acid–Base Titration Curve
72. The Equivalence Point
73. Understanding Weak Acid–Base Titrations
74. Understanding Strong Acid–Base Titrations
75. Understanding the Solubility Product Constant
76. Understanding Spontaneity
77. The 2nd and 3rd Law of Thermodynamics
78. Increasing or Decreasing Entropy
79. Calculating Entropy of the Universe
80. Total Entropy and Spontaneity
81. Understanding Gibbs Free Energy
82. Understanding Oxidation versus Reduction
83. Rules for Oxidation Numbers
84. Determining Oxidation Numbers
85. Cell Potential and Spontaneity
86. Understanding Nuclear Reactions
87. Types of Nuclear Reactions
88. Understanding Alpha Decay or Emission
89. The Alpha Particle
90. Understanding Beta Decay or Emission
91. The Beta Particle
92. Understanding Gamma Radiation
93. The Gamma Particle
94. Understanding Electron Capture
95. Understanding Positron Emission
96. Radioactive Decay Rates

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