Chem 101 (CHEM101)

How to balance regular chemical equations, how to balance different types of chemical reactions, including redox reactions, acid base reactions, and ionic solubility reactions.

Covers the basics of chemistry including the scientific method, domains of chemistry, classifying matter, chemical vs physical change, SI Units, Significant Figures, Derived Units, Accuracy and Precision, and dimensional analysis

This set of notes cover early ideas in atomic theory and the scientists who discovered them and what they discovered based on their experiments, how to write a chemical symbol, how to understand chemical formulas, what a structural formula is and how to draw or determine what a compound is given structural formula, what a compounds empirical form is, how to navigate the periodic table, the main groups of the periodic table, discovery of periodic table, and what are covalent and ionic compounds.

In my Moles and Molarity Notes, I cover what formula mass is and an example of how to find the formula mass, what the molar mass of is of an element is, what is a mole and what does it mean, what is molarity, how to determine the concentration of a solute in a solution, dilution of a stock solution, and a sheet with all the conversions regarding moles, mass, and number of atoms.