Last updated 4/2024
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Language: English | Size: 2.31 GB | Duration: 2h 24m

Discovering the simple chemistry of the Periodic table, Acids, Bases, and Salts
What you'll learn
To grip the concepts related to Trends in the periodic table and enable you to relate the trends in the periodic table with acids, bases, and salts.
Take your exam in absolute confidence and get superb grades.
It covers the Periodic table, acids, bases, and salts in international exams like IGCSE, GCSE, O level, and K-12
It gives a strong foundation in the understanding of the basics of chemistry.
Requirements
If a student having a basic understanding about the matter is made of tiny particles and chemical bonding, this course will be entirely understandable for the students.
Description
This Course is about 3 most important topics in chemistry:Periodic TableAcids and BasesSaltsLet's have on the content of all these topics covered in this Course:1) Periodic TableIntroduction to Periodic TableKnowledge about Groups and PeriodsApplications of Periodic TableReactivity Trend Along groups and periodsTrends in physical Properties of Alkali MetalsChemical Properties of Alkali MetalsTransition ElementsUnderstandings about the HalogensPhysical Properties of HalogensDisplacement Reactions of HalogensNoble GasesOverall Summary of Periodic Properties of Elements2) Acids and BasesAcids and bases contain;Introduction to Acids and basesPhysical properties of acids and basesStrong Acids and Weak AcidsUse of PH ScaleIndicators to Measure the PH of SubstancesChemical properties of acids and basesPolyatomic Ions in the formation of FormulaUnderstanding to the Role of reactivity Series of Metals with acidsReactions Of metal oxides of acidsReactions of metal hydroxides with acidsReaction of metal carbonates with acidsDifference between Acidic Oxides, Basic Oxides, Amphoteric oxides and Neutral oxidesUses of Acids and Bases3) SaltsIntroduction to SaltsSolubility of SaltsSoluble and Insoluble saltsRole of Reactivity Series in the formation of SaltsPreparation of Salts4 Methods to prepare soluble saltsTitration Method1 Method to prepare insoluble saltsPrecipitation MethodUnderstanding of Soluble, insoluble, hydrated, and anhydrous salts
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Lecture 2 Period Table, Acid and Bases, Salts Highlights
Section 2: Periodic Table
Lecture 3 Periodic Table Detail
Section 3: Acid And Bases
Lecture 4 Acid And Bases Detail
Section 4: Salts
Lecture 5 Salts Detail
Students of IGCSE, GCSE, O level and K-12
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