MIT 5.111 Principles of Chemical Science


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Lecture 1:   The importance of chemical principles
Lecture 19: Chemical equilibrium
Lecture 2:    Discovery of electron and nucleus Lecture 20:  Le Chatelier's principle
Lecture 3:   Wave-particle duality of light
Lecture 21:  Acid-base equilibrium
Lecture 4:   Wave-particle duality of matter
Lecture 22:  Chemical and biological buffers
Lecture 5:    Hydrogen atom energy levels
Lecture 23:  Acid-base titrations
Lecture 6:    Hydrogen atom wavefunctions Lecture 24:  Balancing oxidation/reduction equations
Lecture 7:    p-orbitals
Lecture 25:  Electrochemical cells
Lecture 8:   Multielectron  electron configurations
Lecture 26:  Oxidation/reduction reactions
Lecture 9:    Periodic trends
Lecture 27:  Transition metals
Lecture 10:  Periodic trends contnd.; Covalent bonds
Lecture 28:  Crystal field theory
Lecture 11:  Lewis structures
Lecture 29:  Metals in biology
Lecture 12:  Exceptions to Lewis rules; Ionic bonds
Lecture 30:  Magnetism and spectrochemical theory
Lecture 13:  Polar covalent bonds; VSEPR theory
Lecture 31:  Rate laws
Lecture 14:  Molecular orbital theory
Lecture 32:  Nuclear chemistry
Lecture 15:  Valence bond theory and hybridization
Lecture 33:  Reaction mechanism
Lecture 16:  Thermochemistry and bond energies Lecture 34:  Temperature and kinetics
Lecture 17:  Entropy and disorder
Lecture 35:  Enzyme catalysis
Lecture 18:  Free energy and control of spontaneity Lecture 36:  Biochemistry

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