Lecture Description
The naming system for polyatomic ions with halogens is based on the number of oxygens present.
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- Understanding Matter
- Classifications of Matter
- Volume, compressibility and viscosity of phases of matter
- Homogeneous vs Heterogeneous Mixtures
- Physical vs Chemical Changes
- Understanding Scientific Notation
- Precision vs Accuracy
- Understanding Standard Deviation
- Understanding Metric Prefixes
- Using the Metric Prefix Chart
- Determining significant figures
- Understanding calculations with Significant Figures
- Understanding Temperature and Heat
- Kelvins, Celsius and Fahrenheit
- Understanding Unit Conversions
- Examining Dimensional Analysis
- Understanding Density
- Classification of Elements in the Periodic Table
- The Groups of the Periodic Table
- Phases of the Elements in the Periodic Table
- The Reason for Negative and Positive Ions
- Cations as Type I Metals vs Type II Metals
- Nonmetals and anion formation
- Understanding and Recognizing Element Symbols
- Discussing the Monoatomic Elements
- Discussing the Diatomic and Polyatomic Elements
- Understanding Atomic Mass & Isotopes
- Calculating the average mass of an element
- Avogadro’s Number, Moles, Molecules & Atoms
- Atoms to Moles to Grams
- Molecules to Moles to Grams
- Discussing Atomic Structure
- Discussing Atomic Number & Atomic Mass
- The Conservation of Matter
- Law of Definite Proportions
- Law of Multiple Proportions
- Explanation for Bond Formation
- Understanding an Ionic Bond
- Understanding a Covalent Bond
- Understanding a Metallic Bond
- Understanding the Ionic Bonding Model
- Understanding the Polyatomic Ions
- The 4 Characteristics of Polyatomic Ions with Halogens
- Naming System for Polyatomic Ions with Halogens
- Understanding how Ionic Compounds are formed
- Rules for Naming a Binary Ionic Compound
- Understanding the Base Name of the nonmetal
- Rules for naming Ionic Compounds with polyatomics
- Rules for Naming Ionic Hydrates
- Rules for Naming Molecular Compounds
- Rules for Naming Binary Acids
- Rules for Naming Oxyacids
- Empirical Formula vs Molecular Formula
- Understanding Combustion Analysis
- Understanding the difference between Atomic Mass & Molecular Mass
- Understanding Mass Percent
- Balancing Chemical Reactions
- Understanding the Types of Functional Groups
- Defining Stoichiometry
- The Stoichiometric Chart
- Understanding the limiting reactant or reagent
- Understanding Percent Yield
- Definition of Molarity
- The Difference Between a Solute and Solvent
- Molarity and Stoichiometry
- Stoichiometric Chart and Molarity
- The Rules for the Solubility of a compound
- The meaning of the terms soluble and aqueous
- The meaning of the terms insoluble and precipitate
- The Classification of Electrolytes
- The Strong Electrolytes
- The Weak Electrolytes
- The Non Electrolytes
- Writing Chemical Reactions
- Balanced Molecular Equation
- Total Ionic Equation
- Net Ionic Equation
- Understanding Oxidation versus Reduction
- Rules for Oxidation Numbers
- Determining Oxidation Numbers
- Pressure vs Force
- The different units for Pressure
- Understanding Dalton's Law
- Understanding mole fraction and partial pressure
- Boyle's Law
- Charles Law
- Avogadro's Law
- Understanding PV = nRT, the Ideal Gas Law
- Gay Lussac's Law
- Ideal Gas Stoichiometry
- Understanding Standard State Conditions
- Standard Molar Volume
- Combined Gas Law
- Using the Ideal Gas Law to find density or molar mass
- Understanding kinetic energy & Root Mean Square Speed
- Understanding Graham's Law of Effusion
- Understanding the Kinetic Molecular Theory
- The Characteristics of an Ideal Gas
- Thermodynamics vs Thermochemistry
- System vs Surroundings
- Understanding the internal energy of the system
- Heat vs. Work
- Calculating work
- Calculating heat and the internal energy of the system
- Calculating the internal energy of the system in a vacuum
- Heat capacity vs Specific Heat Capacity
- Bomb Calorimeter
- Coffee Cup Calorimeter
- Calculating the Heat of the Solution
- Calculating the enthalpy of the reaction
- Understanding Thermochemical Equations
- Understanding Hess's Law
- Using Hess's Law
- Understanding a Formation Equation
- Understanding Heats of Formation
- The Electromagnetic Spectrum
- Wavelength & Frequency
- The relationship between Wavelength & Frequency
- Converting between Wavelength & Frequency
- Understanding Refraction
- Understanding Diffraction
- Understanding the difference between Constructive and Destructive Interference
- Understanding Planck's constant
- Understanding the Photoelectric Effect
- Illustrating what happens when a photon strikes the surface of a metal
- The De Broglie Wavelength Equation
- Understanding the Atom
- Absorption vs Emission
- Understanding Absorption & Emission
- Different Emission Series
- The Quantum Mechanical Picture of the Atom
- The Quantum Sublevels
- The Principal Quantum Number (n)
- Electron Capacity
- The Angular Momentum Quantum Number (l)
- The Magnetic Quantum Number (mL)
- Understanding Periodic Law
- The Auf Bau Principle
- The s,p, d, f sublevels and the Periodic Table
- The Electron Configuration of Fluorine
- Hund's Rule
- Understanding Paramagnetism & Diamagnetism
- Inner Core vs Valence Electrons
- The Spin Quantum Number
- The Pauli Exclusion Principle
- Revisiting the Quantum Mechanical Picture of the Atom
- Quantum Numbers and Atomic Orbital Shape
- Understanding Atomic Radius
- Understanding Ionization Energy
- Exceptions to Ionization Energy in Groups 5A & 6A
- Electron Affinity
- Ionic Radius
- Exceptions to Ionization Energy in Groups 2A & 3A
- Understanding Exergonic & Endergonic Reactions
- Understanding Lattice Energy
- Understanding Dipole Arrows
- Dipole Arrows and Bond Classifications
- Understanding Electronegativity
- Understanding Lewis Dot Symbols
- Rules for Drawing Molecular Compounds
- Understanding Incomplete Octets
- Understanding the Expanded Octet
- Shortcut to Drawing Polyatomic Ions
- Why is formal charge important
- The Formal Charge Formula
- Understanding Electronic Geometry
- Understanding Molecular Geometry
- VSEPR Model for Bonding
- Ideal Bond Angles
- Lone Pairs & Bond Angles
- Understanding Molecular Polarity
- The First Rule for Molecular Polarity
- The Second Rule for Molecular Polarity
- Understanding Overlapping Atomic Orbitals
- Understanding Hybrid Orbitals
- Simplifying Hybridization
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