Chemistry(3) samenvattingen (1e druk)

Part of Dr. Kennedy's Main group chemistry

Description of hydrogen in chemical reactions, Bronsted/Lowry acids and bases and hydrogen bonding

Summary of main group trends

Following document contains EQUATIONS, graphs, definitions and example calculations from the following areas: - RMS - Mean free path - Equipartition theorem - Internal energy - Van der Waals' equation for real gases - Gas mixtures and equilibrium - Gases and liquids - Raoult's law - Colligative properties - Osmotic pressure - Solubility - Electrolysis - Chlor-alkali membrane cell - Electrolytes - Strong and weak electrolytes - Molar conductivity - Ostwald's dilution law

Content: - Periodic table, definitions of transition metals, lanthanides and actinides; electronic structure, electronic configurations, orbitals and radial functions, oxidation states. - Atomic radii, d-block and f-block contractions; angular functions and shapes of d-orbitals; definitions of complexes, ligands. Types of ligand. Geometries. - Coordination geometry and isomerism; structural isomers, geometric isomers, cis-& trans-square planar, and octahedral; optical isomers. - M...

Following document contains everything covered in Dr. Ojea's structure and bonding lectures - Drawings - Graphs - Mechanisms - Definitions - Relevant equations - More!

Summary of CHE1001 Introduction to Natural Sciences: Chemistry Summary, including all lectures, tutorials and book pages. Topics include chemistry basics, oxidation & reduction, molecular interactions, atomic orbitals, acid-base reactions, reaction kinetics, thermodynamics & electrochemistry. I used these notes to study for the exams.

Chemistry 2 Nanobiology, Summary lectures book/Samenvatting colleges boek.

A group of compounds which share a core motif, but have variations regarding functionality and positionality, can be described as a library of compounds. Beginning with simple building blocks starting materials can be gradually built up by a series of reactions with different reactants to produce a wide array of compounds. These compounds can retain the core motif that give the product the desired activity, but the increasing complexity of functional groups and side chains may lead to optimi...