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C.O.R.E.CHAPTERS
1-Introduction 2-Phys. & Chem.
Prop. 3-Atomic
Structure Pt.1 4-Nuclear 5-Moles,
Molarity,Reaction Types
6-Stoichiometry 7-Gas
Laws 8-Atomic
Structure Pt.2 9-Bonding & Geometry 10-Intermolecular
Forces 11-Thermochemistry 12-Colligative
Properties 13-Thermodynamics 14-Gas
Phase,
Solubility,Complex Ion Equilibria
15-Kinetics 16-Acid-Base
Equilibria 17-Electrochemistry
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Introduction Chapter 7 This video is the introduction to Chapter 7 of the web course. |
Atmospheric Pressure Small Can This video shows the effects of atmospheric pressure on a can filled with water vapor. |
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Balloon Equilibrium This video shows the change in size of two different balloons connected to each other as they reach equilibrium. |
Mercury Barometer This video shows the construction of mercury barometers with different diameter tubes. |
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Breaking Stick This video shows the breaking of a stick using atmospheric pressure to hold down a piece of newspaper. |
Bromine Tubes This video shows the difference in diffusion rate and mean free path as bromine vapor condenses in one tube at atmospheric pressure and another tube at reduced pressure. |
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Charles Law Balloon This video shows the relationship between volume and temperature as a balloon is cooled in liquid nitrogen. |
Condensing O2 This video shows the condensing of liquid O2 using liquid N2. |
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Atmospheric Pressure Large Can This video shows the crushing of a 20 L can by atmospheric pressure. |
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Crush Can This video shows the crushing of a soda can by atmospheric pressure. |
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Cyrophorous This video demonstrates the distribution of kinetic energy in water. |
Density of CO2 This video shows bubbles floating on carbon dioxide. |
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Diffusion of H2 This video shows the diffusion of H2 gas through a porous porcelain cylinder. |
Diffusion of NH3 and HCl This video shows the relative rates of diffusion of NH3 and HCl gas. |
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