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3 Fundamental Laws of Chemistry

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Three foundational chemistry laws—conservation of mass, definite proportions, and multiple proportions—set the rules for how matter behaves in...

Conservation of MassDefinite ProportionsMultiple Proportions

S12E2 - Rate Laws: Differential Rate Laws and the Integrated Rate Law

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Rate laws are the key link between what’s happening chemically and how fast it happens: they express how a reaction rate depends on reactant...

Chemical KineticsRate LawsDifferential Rate Law

SI Units in Chemistry

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Chemistry measurements rely on the SI system because units make numbers meaningful and comparable across labs worldwide. A measurement isn’t just a...

SI Base UnitsDerived UnitsSI Prefixes

S15E2 - How do Buffer Solutions Resist Changes in pH?

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A buffer’s pH stays nearly steady when a strong base is added because the added OH⁻ is quickly “quenched” by reacting with the buffer’s weak acid,...

Acid-Base BuffersAcetic Acid EquilibriumpH Change

S18E3 - Coordination Compounds, Ligands, and Complex Ions of Transition Metals

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Coordination compounds are built around a charged “complex ion” made from a transition metal ion plus attached ligands, with additional counterions...

Coordination CompoundsComplex IonsLigands

S6E1 - Thermochemistry and the Nature of Energy. Potential vs Kinetic Energy, & the Transfer of Heat

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Energy is defined as the capacity to do work or produce heat, and it obeys a strict rule: the total energy of the universe is conserved—never created...

Energy ConservationPotential vs Kinetic EnergyTemperature vs Heat

S2E1 - Three Fundamental Laws of Chemistry; Law of Conservation of Mass; Dalton's Atomic Theory

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Chemistry’s three “fundamental laws” are introduced as the backbone for balancing reactions and predicting how elements combine—then tied directly to...

Law of Conservation of MassLaw of Definite ProportionsLaw of Multiple Proportions

S8E2 - Electronegativity, Dipole Moments, and Bond Polarity

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Whether a bond is ionic or covalent—and whether it makes a molecule polar—comes down to electronegativity differences between the bonded atoms....

Electronegativity TrendBond PolarityDipole Moments

S7E1 - Electromagnetic Radiation (EMR), the Electromagnetic Spectrum, & Energy/Frequency/Wavelength

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Electromagnetic radiation (EMR)—from gamma rays to radio waves—differs only in energy, frequency, and wavelength, and those differences determine...

Electromagnetic SpectrumEMR EnergyWave Frequency

S12E3 - How to Determine the Form of the Rate Law: The Method of Initial Rates

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Determining the form of a reaction’s rate law becomes a matter of experiment rather than guesswork: the method of initial rates extracts the reaction...

Initial RatesDifferential Rate LawsReaction Orders

S11E1 - Molarity, Molality, Mass Percent, and Mole Fraction

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Solution chemistry starts with a simple need: mixtures can be uniform, but their “strength” must be measured precisely for calculations. When a...

Solution CompositionMolarityMolality

S1E3 - Types of Errors in Measurement, and Accuracy vs. Precision

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Measurement errors come in two distinct flavors: random errors, which scatter results in both directions, and systematic errors, which push...

Measurement ErrorsRandom vs SystematicAccuracy vs Precision