Modern Chemistry II at Carnegie Mellon University Info

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Description

This experimental course is based on the 2005 version of Modern Chemistry II (course number 09-106) taught at Carnegie Mellon University. The course contains a full semester of lectures interspersed with concept quizzes, practice problems and virtual lab activities. The course is broken up by topic into units and modules.

Resource Type	Online Course Developed with the Open Learning Initiative at Carnegie Mellon University, our online course modules provide comprehensive online instruction. The courses incorporate videos, virtual lab activities, practice tutors and assessment materials. The courses also allow instructors to track student progress.
Topic(s)	Stoichiometry Thermochemistry Kinetics Equilibrium Acid-Base Chemistry Solubility Oxidation/Reduction and Electrochemistry
Subtopic(s)	The Mole, Molarity, and Density Reaction Stoichiometry and Limiting Reagents Empirical Formula and Mixtures Energy and Enthalpy Entropy Phenomenological Kinetics Mechanistic Kinetics LeChatlier's Principle Progress of Reaction Equilibrium Calculations Strong Acids and Bases Weak Acids and Bases Buffer Solutions Solubility Product Solubility and PH Common Ion Effect
Education Level	First-Year Undergraduate / General
Difficulty	Introductory
Publication Date	2011-07-15