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Chemistry 1A: General Chemistry

Chemistry 1A: General Chemistry (Fall 2011, UC Berkeley). Instructor: Professor Angelica Stacy. General Chemistry - Stoichiometry of chemical reactions, quantum mechanical description of atoms, the elements and periodic table, chemical bonding, real and ideal gases, thermochemistry, introduction to thermodynamics and equilibrium, acid-base and solubility equilibria, introduction to oxidation-reduction reactions, introduction to chemical kinetics.

Lecture 29 - Got Electrons? Redox Reactions

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Section 1: Matter

Lecture 01 - Course Introduction, Fine Art: Representing Molecules

Lecture 02 - Eight is Enough: Periodic Table

Lecture 03 - Electron Glue: Chemical Bonds

Lecture 04 - Shapes of Molecules

Lecture 05 - Orbitals

Lecture 06 - Molecules in Motion: Ideal Gases

Lecture 07 - It's Just a Phase: Phase Changes

Lecture 08 - Attractive Molecules: Liquids

Lecture 09 - Mixing Matter: Properties of Solutions

Lecture 10 - Big Molecules: Solids

Section 2: Change

Lecture 11 - What's Your Reaction: Chemical Equations

Lecture 12 - Head-On Collision: Rates of Chemical Reactions

Lecture 13 - Back It Up: Reversibility

Lecture 14 - Basically Weak: Equilibrium Constant

Lecture 15 - Special K: Le Chatelier's Principle

Lecture 16 - Neutral Territory: Acid-Base Reactions

Lecture 17 - How Resilient: Buffers

Lecture 18 - Like It or Not: Solubility Equilibria

Lecture 19 - Finding Solutions: Solubility Product

Lecture 20 - Separation Anxiety: Separating Mixtures

Section 3: Energy

Lecture 21 - Point of View: Exchange of Energy

Lecture 22 - The Heat is On: Thermal Equilibrium

Lecture 23 - Make It or Break It: Bond Energies

Lecture 24 - Compound Interest: Heats of Reactions

Lecture 25 - What a Mess: Energy Dispersal

Lecture 26 - Which Way? Enthalpy vs. Entropy

Lecture 27 - How Far? Gibbs Free Energy

Lecture 28 - Make It Work: Heat and Work

Lecture 29 - Got Electrons? Redox Reactions

Lecture 30 - Energizer Bunny: Batteries

Lecture 31 - Feel the Power: Energy Sources

Section 4: Light and Matter

Lecture 32 - All Aglow: Light Energy

Lecture 33 - How Absorbing: Light and Color

Lecture 34 - Now You See: Spectroscopy

Lecture 35 - Photo Opportunity: The Subshell Model

Lecture 36 - Breaking the Code: Electron Configurations

Lecture 37 - Technicolor Atoms: Line Spectra

Lecture 38 - Housing Co-OP: Molecular Orbitals

Lecture 39 - How Insightful: Molecular Spectroscopy