Chemistry (Chem230)

A complete summary of everything you need to know in Aromatic Chemistry! From notes, reaction mechanisms and explanatory diagrams.

This examination paper contains Coordination chemistry, valence bond theory and crystal field theory.

Ideal Gas Laws, including Boyle's law, Charles's law, Gay-Lussac's Law and Avogadro's Law. Dalton's Law of partial pressure and Graham's law of effusion are also included. There are a few practice problems with solutions.

Concise summary of the lecture notes and textbook section required for the section of the Chemistry of Non-metals, textbook of reference is Chemistry- the central science 3rd Ed by Brown, Lemay et al. Explanations and properties of the different non-metal groups are included in this summary as well as the explanation of different compounds and the main elements in each of those groups.

Concise summary of the lecture notes and textbook section required for the section of Bonding in solids, textbook of reference is Chemistry- the central science 3rd Ed by Brown, Lemay et al. Summary includes explanation of bonding in the different types of solids and thus the different types of bonding as well as the properties of these solids due to the bonds.

Concise summary of the lecture notes and textbook section required for the section of Molecular Geometry and Bonding Theories, textbook of reference is Chemistry- the central science 3rd Ed by Brown, Lemay et al. Summary includes explanation of the different molecular shapes and geometry and in which cases they will occur. it also includes the different ways in which you can figure out the molecular geometry and bond angles of different molecules.

Concise summary of the lecture notes and textbook section required for the section of Chemical Bonding, textbook of reference is Chemistry- the central science 3rd Ed by Brown, Lemay et al. Summary includes explanations of chemical bonds; ionic bonds; lewis theory; afbau principle; covalent bonds; electronegativity and more

Concise summary of the lecture notes and textbook section required for the section of Gases, textbook of reference is Chemistry- the central science 3rd Ed by Brown, Lemay et al. Summary includes an explanation of the different gas laws with equations; problem solving tips for questions that fall under gases; it also includes examples for certain questions and more.

Concise summary of the lecture notes and textbook section required for the section of Chemistry of the main group elements, textbook of reference is Chemistry- the central science 3rd Ed by Brown, Lemay et al. The summary includes the properties and different compounds that can be formed for the periodic table groups 1, 2, 13 (3A) and 14 (4A)