Chemistry (Chem230)

Concise summary of the lecture notes and textbook section required for the section of Intermolecular forces, textbook of reference is Chemistry- the central science 3rd Ed by Brown, Lemay et al. summary includes diagram showing the relationships between the different physical states; explanations of the different intermolecular forces and more.

Concise summary of the lecture notes and textbook section required for the section of Bonding and Acid strength, textbook of reference is Chemistry- the central science 3rd Ed by Brown, Lemay et al. Summary includes brief explanation of the different types of bonding; the different ways of differentiating between acids and bases such as Arrhenius and Bronsted-Lowry; the difference between basic oxides, acid oxides, amphoteric oxides and neutral oxides and more.

Concise summary of the lecture notes and textbook section required for the section of Electronic Configuration, textbook of reference is Chemistry- the central science 3rd Ed by Brown, Lemay et al. Summary includes easy to understand but comprehensive explanations of different subsections such as the distribution of electrons; orbital energies and quantum numbers as well as the rules for writing out the electronic configuration of an element.

Concise summary of the lecture notes and textbook section required for the section of Aqueous Reactions, textbook of reference is Chemistry- the central science 3rd Ed by Brown, Lemay et al. Summary includes explanations of different reaction types, how to balance redox reactions, explains the concepts of the titration theory; helps in the understanding of how reactions occur and how to predict the results of certain reactions as well as the rules for writing net ionic equations.

Concise summary of the lecture notes and textbook section required for the section of Quantitative Chemistry, textbook of reference is Chemistry- the central science 3rd Ed by Brown, Lemay et al. Summary includes diagrams, brief but comprehensive explanations of hard topics and steps for answering difficult questions that fall under the section.

Concise summary of the lecture notes and textbook section required for the section of Periodic Trends, textbook of reference is Chemistry- the central science 3rd Ed by Brown, Lemay et al. Summary includes explanations of the different periodic trends and how they affect the different groups and rows. the different relations between elements: horizontal, vertical and diagonal is explained in relation to the different trends.