General Inorganic Chemistry

General Inorganic Chemistry

Overview The General Inorganic Chemistry course offers a comprehensive introduction to the fundamental principles of inorganic chemistry. From understanding atomic …

General Inorganic Chemistry

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General Inorganic Chemistry Overview

The General Inorganic Chemistry course offers a comprehensive introduction to the fundamental principles of inorganic chemistry. From understanding atomic structure to exploring complex chemical reactions, this course covers essential topics that lay the groundwork for further study in chemistry. Participants will gain a solid foundation in the principles of chemical bonding, thermodynamics, and electrochemistry, with practical applications in various scientific and industrial fields.

Learning Outcomes

Grasp fundamental concepts of quantities and units in chemistry.
Accurately calculate atomic, molecular, and molar masses.
Understand and apply formulas and compositions for various compounds.
Master inorganic nomenclature for naming chemical substances.
Write and balance chemical equations effectively.
Measure and interpret gas properties and apply the ideal gas law.
Explore thermochemical principles and their applications.
Analyse atomic structure and chemical bonding in detail.
Understand the properties and behaviour of solids and liquids.
Investigate the principles of oxidation-reduction and electrochemistry.

Who Is This Course For

This course is designed for anyone with a keen interest in chemistry, whether you’re a high school student, an undergraduate student, or a professional seeking to deepen your understanding of inorganic chemistry. It is ideal for individuals aiming to build a solid foundation in the core principles of chemistry to support further study or career development in scientific fields.

Eligibility Requirements

Participants should have a basic understanding of chemistry concepts and general scientific principles. Familiarity with high school-level mathematics and science will be beneficial, though no advanced prior knowledge is required.

Entry Requirements

Age Requirement: Applicants must be aged 16 or above, allowing both young learners and adults to engage in this educational pursuit.
Academic Background: There are no specific educational prerequisites, opening the door to individuals from diverse academic histories.
Language Proficiency: A good command of the English language is essential for comprehension and engagement with the course materials.
Numeracy Skills: Basic numeracy skills are required to effectively understand and work with course-related information.

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Career Path

Completing the General Inorganic Chemistry course opens doors to various career opportunities in science and industry. With a strong grasp of inorganic chemistry principles, you can pursue roles in research, education, pharmaceuticals, environmental science, and chemical manufacturing. This course also serves as a valuable stepping stone for advanced studies and specialisation in chemistry-related disciplines.

Course Curriculum

Unit 01: ABOUT THE COURSE
	Learning objectives	00:10:00
	Example of a solved problem	00:06:00
Unit 02: Quantities And Units
	System of measurement	00:02:00
	International system of units	00:05:00
	Temperature units and scales	00:04:00
	Use and misuse of units	00:03:00
	Dimensional analysis	00:03:00
	Quantities and units: Solved problems	00:10:00
Unit 03: Atomic, Molecular And Molar Masses
	Atoms	00:02:00
	Nuclei	00:04:00
	Periodic table	00:08:00
	Relative atomic masses	00:04:00
	Moles	00:05:00
	Symbols, formulas and molar masses	00:04:00
	Atomic, molecular and molar masses – Problems with solutions	00:16:00
Unit 04: Formulas And Compositions
	Empirical formula from composition	00:04:00
	Composition from formula	00:04:00
	Nuclidic molecular masses and chemical formulas	00:05:00
	Formulas and compositions: Solved problems	00:24:00
Unit 05: Inorganic Nomenclature
	Introduction to nomenclature	00:03:00
	Naming binary compounds of nonmetals	00:05:00
	Naming ionic compounds	00:01:00
	Naming monoatomic cations	00:06:00
	Naming polyatomic cations	00:03:00
	Naming monoatomic anions	00:02:00
	Naming oxyanions	00:04:00
	Naming special anions	00:01:00
	Putting the names of the ions together	00:02:00
	Writing formulas for ionic compounds	00:08:00
	Naming inorganic acids	00:06:00
	Naming acid salts	00:04:00
	Naming hydrates	00:02:00
Unit 06: Chemical Equations
	Introduction to chemical equations	00:02:00
	Molecular relations from equations	00:05:00
	Mass relations from equations	00:06:00
	Limiting reactant	00:01:00
	Calculations from chemical equations: Solved problems	00:24:00
	Types of chemical reactions	00:04:00
Unit 07: Measurement Of Gases
	Pressure	00:06:00
	Gas laws	00:01:00
	Boyle’s law: Constant temperature	00:01:00
	Charles’ law: Constant pressure	00:01:00
	Gay-Lussac’s law: Constant volume	00:01:00
	Combined gas law	00:01:00
	Density of an ideal gas	00:03:00
	Dalton’s law for partial pressures	00:01:00
	Collecting a gas over a liquid	00:02:00
	Deviation from ideal beahvior	00:01:00
	Measurement of gases: Solved problems	00:13:00
Unit 08: The Ideal Gas Law
	Avogadroâ€™s hypothesis	00:03:00
	Molar volume	00:01:00
	Ideal gas law	00:05:00
	Gas volume relations from equations	00:04:00
	Gas stoichiometry involving mass	00:05:00
	The ideal gas law: Solved problems	00:13:00
Unit 09: Thermochemistry
	Heat	00:04:00
	Energy and enthalpy	00:05:00
	Enthalpy changes for various processes	00:12:00
	Rules of thermochemistry	00:09:00
	Thermochemistry – Problems with solutions	00:21:00
Unit 10: Atomic Structure
	Characters of light	00:05:00
	Interaction of light with matter	00:08:00
	Particles and waves	00:03:00
	Orbitals	00:17:00
	The Pauli exclusion principle	00:01:00
	Aufbau principle	00:03:00
	Electron configuration	00:11:00
	Atomic radii	00:04:00
	Ionization energies	00:03:00
	Electron affinity and magnetic properties	00:05:00
	Atomic structure – Problems with solutions	00:16:00
Unit 11: Chemical Bonding And Molecular Structure
	Introduction to chemical bonding	00:02:00
	Octet rule	00:03:00
	Ionic bonding	00:09:00
	Electron dot notation	00:05:00
	Covalent bonding	00:17:00
	Distinction between ionic and covalent bonding	00:03:00
	Predicting the nature of bonding in compounds	00:05:00
	Formal charges	00:08:00
	Dipole moment and electronegativity	00:04:00
	Hybrid orbitals	00:10:00
Unit 12: Solids And Liquids
	Crystals	00:08:00
	Close packing	00:04:00
	Crystal forces	00:06:00
	Liquid forces	00:03:00
	Solids and liquids: Solved problems	00:22:00
Unit 13: Oxidation - Reduction
	Introduction to redox reactions	00:04:00
	Oxidation number	00:09:00
	Oxidizing and reducing agents	00:05:00
	Ionic notation for equations	00:04:00
	Balancing oxidation-reduction equations	00:11:00
	Oxidation-reduction: Solved problems	00:14:00
Unit 14: Concentration Of Solutions
	Composition of solutions	00:01:00
	Concentrations	00:22:00
	Molarity	00:02:00
	Normality	00:05:00
	Molality	00:01:00
	Mole fraction	00:01:00
	Comparison and summary of the concentration units	00:04:00
	Dilution problems	00:01:00
	Concentration of solutions: Solved problems	00:14:00
Unit 15: Reaction Involving Standard Solutions
	Reactions involving standard solutions	00:04:00
	Reaction involving standard solutions: Solved problems	00:13:00
Unit 16: Properties Of Solutions
	Introduction to chemical solutions	00:02:00
	Vapor pressure lowering	00:04:00
	Freezing point lowering	00:05:00
	Boiling point lowering	00:03:00
	Osmotic pressure	00:03:00
	Solution of gases in liquids	00:02:00
	Law of distribution	00:01:00
	Properties of solutions: Solved problems	00:13:00
Unit 17: Thermodynamics
	The first law	00:02:00
	The second law	00:06:00
	Entropy	00:04:00
	The third law	00:01:00
	Standard states	00:06:00
	Chemical equilibrium	00:03:00
	The equilibrium constant	00:10:00
	Le Chatelier’s principle	00:14:00
	Thermodynamics – Problems with solutions	00:18:00
Unit 18: Acids And Bases
	Arrhenius concept	00:03:00
	BrÃ¶nsted-Lowry concept	00:08:00
	Lewis concept	00:02:00
	Ionization of water	00:07:00
	Hydrolysis	00:06:00
	Buffer solutions	00:06:00
	Indicators	00:03:00
	Polytropic acids	00:05:00
	Titration	00:08:00
	Acids and bases – Problems with solutions	00:21:00
Unit 19: Complex Ions And Precipitates
	Coordination complexes	00:08:00
	Solubility product	00:02:00
	Precipitation	00:05:00
	Complex ions and precipitates: Solved problems	00:06:00
Unit 20: Electrochemistry
	Electrical units	00:03:00
	Faraday’s laws	00:04:00
	Voltaic cells	00:06:00
	Standard half-cell potential	00:07:00
	Combining couples	00:04:00
	Free energy and Nernst equation	00:08:00
	Electrolysis	00:06:00
	Electrochemistry: Solved problems	00:16:00
Unit 21: Rates Of Reactions
	Introduction to rates of reactions	00:01:00
	Rate constants and order of reactions	00:11:00
	First order reactions	00:02:00
	Other rate laws	00:01:00
	Energy of activation	00:01:00
	Mechanism of reaction: Molecularity	00:05:00
	Mechanism of reaction: Energetics	00:05:00
	Rates of reactions: Solved problems	00:13:00

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General Inorganic Chemistry

General Inorganic Chemistry