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CHEM 1315: General Chemistry

School: University of Oklahoma

Number of Notes and Study Guides Available: 62

Notes

Chem 1315 lecture 5 notes (Chemistry)

CHEM 1315
University of Oklahoma
3 pages | Fall 2015

Chem 1315 lecture 4 notes (Chemistry)

CHEM 1315
University of Oklahoma
2 pages | Fall 2015

Week 6 lecture notes (Chemistry)

CHEM 1315
University of Oklahoma
3 pages | Fall 2015

Week 7 class notes (Chemistry)

CHEM 1315
University of Oklahoma
3 pages | Fall 2015

Week 9 lecture notes (Chemistry)

CHEM 1315
University of Oklahoma
3 pages | Fall 2015

Chem 1315 week 11 notes (Chemistry)

CHEM 1315
University of Oklahoma
3 pages | Fall 2015

Chem 1315 week 8 notes (Chemistry)

CHEM 1315
University of Oklahoma
2 pages | Fall 2015

(Chemistry)

CHEM 1315
University of Oklahoma
4 pages | Fall 2015

General chemistry week 2 (Chemistry)

CHEM 1315
University of Oklahoma
6 pages | Fall 2015

Chem 1315 week 5 notes (Chemistry)

CHEM 1315
University of Oklahoma
9 pages | Fall 2015

Gas law notes (Chemistry)

CHEM 1315
University of Oklahoma
1 page | Fall 2015

Chemistry 1315, week 2 and 3 (Chemistry)

CHEM 1315
University of Oklahoma
11 pages | Fall 2015

Chem 1315 unit 1 week 1 notes (Chemistry)

CHEM 1315
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2 pages | Fall 2015

Spontaneity notes (Chemistry)

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1 page | Fall 2015

Chem 1315 lecture 1 unit 1 notes (Chemistry)

CHEM 1315
University of Oklahoma
5 pages | Fall 2015

General chemistry 1315 week 6 notes (Chemistry)

CHEM 1315
University of Oklahoma
6 pages | Fall 2015

Notes from first 3 units of gen chem (Chemistry)

CHEM 1315
University of Oklahoma
9 pages | Fall 2015

Chem 1315 week 10 notes (Chemistry)

CHEM 1315
University of Oklahoma
3 pages | Fall 2015

Acid and base notes (Chemistry)

CHEM 1315
University of Oklahoma
2 pages | Fall 2015

Chem week 2 (Chemistry)

CHEM 1315
University of Oklahoma
4 pages | Fall 2015

Phase changes (Chemistry)

CHEM 1315
University of Oklahoma
2 pages | Fall 2015

General chemistry chapter one review (Chemistry)

CHEM 1315
University of Oklahoma
3 pages | Fall 2015

Intramolecular and intermolecular forces (part 1) (Chemistry)

CHEM 1315
University of Oklahoma
3 pages | Fall 2015

Chemical bonding (Chemistry)

CHEM 1315
University of Oklahoma
3 pages | Fall 2015

Chemistry 1315, week 2 notes (Chemistry)

CHEM 1315
University of Oklahoma
6 pages | Fall 2015

Chemistry week 10 notes (Chemistry)

CHEM 1315
University of Oklahoma
2 pages | Fall 2015

Chem 1315 (Chemistry)

CHEM 1315
University of Oklahoma
3 pages | Fall 2015

Gen. chem 1315 week 8 notes (Chemistry)

CHEM 1315
University of Oklahoma
2 pages | Fall 2015

Phase changes (Chemistry)

CHEM 1315
University of Oklahoma
2 pages | Fall 2015

Week 3: stoichiometry (Chemistry)

CHEM 1315
University of Oklahoma
3 pages | Fall 2015

Gas properties (Chemistry)

CHEM 1315
University of Oklahoma
2 pages | Fall 2015

Chem 1315, unit 1 notes (Chemistry)

CHEM 1315
University of Oklahoma
1 page | Fall 2015

Energy and enthalpy notes (Chemistry)

CHEM 1315
University of Oklahoma
2 pages | Fall 2015

Notes from first 3 units of gen chem (Chemistry)

CHEM 1315
University of Oklahoma
9 pages | Fall 2015

Bond polarity and electronegativity (Chemistry)

CHEM 1315
University of Oklahoma
6 pages | Fall 2015

Chem 1 week 13/14 notes (Chemistry)

CHEM 1315
University of Oklahoma
3 pages | Fall 2015

General chemistry 1315 notes week 2 (Chemistry)

CHEM 1315
University of Oklahoma
11 pages | Fall 2015

Chemistry 1315 - week 1 notes (Chemistry)

CHEM 1315
University of Oklahoma
5 pages | Fall 2015

Chemistry week 11 notes (Chemistry)

CHEM 1315
University of Oklahoma
2 pages | Fall 2015

Chem 1315 notes week 4-7 (Chemistry)

CHEM 1315
University of Oklahoma
3 pages | Fall 2015

General chemistry notes week 3 (Chemistry)

CHEM 1315
University of Oklahoma
10 pages | Fall 2015

Chem 1315 exam 2 notes (Chemistry)

CHEM 1315
University of Oklahoma
1 page | Fall 2015

Week1 (Chemistry)

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University of Oklahoma
66 pages | Fall 2015

Chemistry 1315, week 1 notes (Chemistry)

CHEM 1315
University of Oklahoma
4 pages | Fall 2015

General chemistry (Chemistry)

CHEM 1315
University of Oklahoma
2 pages | Fall 2015

Chem1315 (Chemistry)

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University of Oklahoma
2 pages | Fall 2015

General chemistry (Chemistry)

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16 pages | Fall 2015

General chemistry (Chemistry)

CHEM 1315
University of Oklahoma
21 pages | Fall 2015

Polyatomic compound ions and acid names review (Chemistry)

CHEM 1315
University of Oklahoma
61 pages | Fall 2015

Study Guides

Exam 2 material (Chemistry)

CHEM 1315
University of Oklahoma
7 pages | Fall 2015

Chem 1315 test 1 study guide (Chemistry)

CHEM 1315
University of Oklahoma
2 pages | Fall 2015

Chem 1315 exam 2 material (Chemistry)

CHEM 1315
University of Oklahoma
7 pages | Fall 2015

Unit 1 chemistry study guide from book (Chemistry)

CHEM 1315
University of Oklahoma
11 pages | Fall 2015

Gen chem exam ii study guide (Chemistry)

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University of Oklahoma
8 pages | Fall 2015

Final review (Chemistry)

CHEM 1315
University of Oklahoma
8 pages | Fall 2015

Midterm 11/9/17 study guide (Chemistry)

CHEM 1315
University of Oklahoma
2 pages | Fall 2015

Chem study guide (Chemistry)

CHEM 1315
University of Oklahoma
2 pages | Fall 2015

Chem 1315 exam 1 study guide (Chemistry)

CHEM 1315
University of Oklahoma
6 pages | Fall 2015

Chemistry exam 3 study guide (Chemistry)

CHEM 1315
University of Oklahoma
13 pages | Fall 2015

General chemistry study guide test 1 (Chemistry)

CHEM 1315
University of Oklahoma
21 pages | Fall 2015

Final chem reivew (Chemistry)

CHEM 1315
University of Oklahoma
5 pages | Fall 2015

Chemistry study guide (Chemistry)

CHEM 1315
University of Oklahoma
5 pages | Fall 2015

Videos

Determining Oil & Ball Bearing Density: Physics Explained

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Discover how to determine the density of mineral oil and a metal ball bearing using a graduated cylinder. Learn the method of calculating the mass difference and volume to deduce the density and radius of the ball. Watch a detailed physics experiment explained step by step.

Vaporization vs. Condensation: Heat Absorption & Release

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Discover the contrasting processes of vaporization and condensation and their thermal nature. Understand why boiling is endothermic, absorbing heat, while condensation is exothermic, releasing heat, and how these processes impact ?H values.

Calculating the Amount of Cesium and Iodine in a 38.77g Cs-I Compound

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Learn how to calculate the amounts of Cesium and Iodine in a 38.77g sample of a Cs-I compound. Starting with a 125g compound this tutorial uses conversion factors to find 19.83g of Cesium and 18.94g of Iodine. Perfect for chemistry students seeking to master stoichiometry and compound analysis.

Crafting Ionic and Net Ionic Equations: Step-by-Step Guide with Exampl

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Discover how to craft balanced, complete ionic, and net ionic equations for various chemical reactions. Learn the significance of aqueous ions and solid state indicators in these equations.

Dilution Calculations: Copper(II) Nitrate, Calcium Chloride, Lithium C

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Learn how to perform dilution calculations for solutions, including copper(II) nitrate, calcium chloride, and lithium carbonate, to achieve specific concentrations.

Does Cesium Bromide & Hydrogen Iodide in Water Conduct Electricity?

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Explore the conductivity of aqueous solutions: Cesium bromide and hydrogen iodide. Understand their ionic nature and how it leads to the presence of charged ions enabling electricity conduction