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All Chemistry
A.
Properties of Matter
B.
Atomic Structure
C.
Periodic Table
D.
Chemical Bonding
E.
Chemical Reactions
F.
Measurements and Calculations
G.
Stoichiometry
H.
Kinetic Molecular Theory
I.
Solutions
J.
Rates of Reactions and Equilibrium
K.
Acids and Bases
L.
Thermochemistry
M.
Oxidation-Reduction Reactions and Electrochemistry
N.
Nuclear Chemistry
O.
Organic Chemistry
Chemistry
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H.
Kinetic Molecular Theory
H.1.
Kinetic Energy
H.1.M.
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H.1.1.
Average Kinetic Energy
H.1.1.1.
Calculating average kinetic energy
H.1.1.2.
Determining changes in average kinetic energy with changes in temperature
H.1.2.
Root-mean-square (rms) speed (u
rms
)
H.1.2.1.
Calculating u
rms
H.1.2.2.
Determining relative difference in u
rms
based on changes
H.1.3.
Grahams law of diffusion and effusion
H.1.3.1.
Calculating molar mass from rates of diffusion
H.1.3.2.
Calculating relative speed of diffusion
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H.2.
Pressure (P = F/A)
H.2.M.
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Unit Challenge
H.2.1.
Relevant Pressure Units (mmHg (torr), pascal, atm)
H.2.1.1.
Converting mmHg (torr) to Standard atmospheric pressure (atm)
H.2.1.2.
Converting atm to mmHg (torr)
H.2.1.3.
Converting atm to pascal (Pa)
H.2.1.4.
Converting Pa to atm
H.2.2.
Pressure Equation (P = F/A)
H.2.2.1.
Calculating pressure given force and area
H.2.2.2.
Calculating force given pressure and area
H.2.2.3.
Calculating area given pressure and force
H.2.3.
Daltons Law of Partial Pressures
H.2.3.1.
Calculating mole fraction
H.2.3.2.
Calculating pressure exerted by an element
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H.3.
Charles Law, Boyles Law, Avogadros Law, Gay-Lussacs Law
H.3.M.
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Unit Challenge
H.3.1.
Boyles Law (P
1
V
1
= P
2
V
2
)
H.3.1.1.
Calculating the Pressure using Boyles Law
H.3.1.2.
Calculating the Volume using Boyles Law
H.3.2.
Charles Law (V
1
T
2
= V
2
T
1
)
H.3.2.1.
Calculating the volume using Charles Law
H.3.2.2.
Calculating the temperature using Charles Law
H.3.3.
Gay-Lussacs Law (P
1
T
2
= P
2
T
1
)
H.3.3.1.
Calculating the pressure using Gay-Lussacs Law
H.3.3.2.
Calculating the temperature using Gay-Lussacs Law
H.3.4.
Avogadros Law and Law of Combining Volumes
H.3.4.1.
Determining volume of gas given the number of moles of gas
H.3.4.2.
Determining number of moles of gas given the volume
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H.4.
Ideal Gas Law (PV=nRT)
H.4.M.
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H.4.1.
Ideal Gas Law
H.4.1.1.
Describing relationship between variables in gas laws
H.4.1.2.
Deriving the gas constant
H.4.1.3.
Deriving the molar volume of a gas at STP
H.4.1.4.
Solving problems involving the Ideal Gas Law equation
H.4.2.
Combined Gas Laws (P
1
V
1
/T
1
= P
2
V
2
/T
2
and P
1
V
1
/n
1
T
1
= P
2
V
2
/n
2
T
2
)
H.4.2.1.
Solving problems involving the Combined Gas Law when moles are constant
H.4.2.2.
Solving problems involving the combined Gas Law when moles are not constant
H.4.3.
Density and Molar Mass
H.4.3.1.
Calculating molar mass of a gas given density, temperature, and pressure
H.4.3.2.
Calculating density of a gas given molar mass, temperature, and pressure
H.4.4.
Gas Stoichiometry
H.4.4.1.
Converting from volume at STP to moles
H.4.4.2.
Converting from volume, temperature, and pressure to moles
H.4.4.3.
Calculating amount of one gas given amount of another gas in a reaction
H.4.4.4.
Solving stoichiometry problems with mixed units (volume/pressure of gas and mass)
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