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CHE103 Exam 1 Study Guide: Chapters 1-5 (Chemistry in Our Lives, Measurements, Matter & Energy, Atoms & Elements, Nuclear Chemistry)

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What is Chemistry?

  • Introduction to GOB Chemistry Channel
    1:58
  • What is Chemistry? Concept 1
    00:38
  • What is Chemistry? Example 1
    00:36

The Scientific Method

  • The Scientific Method Concept 1
    01:59
  • The Scientific Method Concept 2
    01:38
  • The Scientific Method Example 1
    00:46

Scientific Notation

  • Scientific Notation
    02:50
  • Scientific Notation
    01:41
  • Scientific Notation Example 1
    01:53

Metric Prefixes

  • Metric Prefixes Example 1
    03:33
  • Metric Prefixes
    03:59
  • Metric Prefixes
    01:16

Significant Figures (Simplified)

  • Significant Figures (Simplified) Example 2
    01:09
  • Significant Figures (Simplified) Example 1
    00:58
  • Significant Figures (Simplified) Concept 2
    04:40

Significant Figures: In Calculations

  • Significant Figures Calculations Concept 3
    05:18
  • Significant Figures Calculations Concept 2
    01:42
  • Significant Figures Calculations Concept 1
    03:11

Conversion Factors (Simplified)

  • Conversion Factors (Simplified) Example 2
    03:45
  • Conversion Factors (Simplified) Example 1
    02:12
  • Conversion Factors (Simplified) Concept 1
    01:56

Dimensional Analysis

  • Dimensional Analysis
    06:11
  • Dimensional Analysis Example 1
    4:48

Density

  • Density
    01:56
  • Density Example 1
    05:30

Classification of Matter

  • Classification of Matter
    01:34
  • Classification of Matter
    04:19
  • Classification of Matter Example 1
    02:58

States of Matter

  • States of Matter Concept 1
    01:35
  • States of Matter Example 1
    01:01
  • States of Matter Concept 2
    02:23

Physical & Chemical Changes

  • Physical & Chemical Changes Example 2
    01:52
  • Physical & Chemical Changes
    03:40
  • Physical & Chemical Changes Example 1
    01:52

Chemical Properties

  • Chemical Properties Example 1
    02:11
  • Chemical Properties Concept
    04:22

Physical Properties

  • Physical Properties Concept
    02:54
  • Physical Properties Example
    01:41

Temperature (Simplified)

  • Temperature (Simplified) Example 2
    02:10
  • Temperature (Simplified) Concept 1
    01:30
  • Temperature (Simplified) Concept 2
    02:03

Nature of Energy

  • Nature of Energy
    01:26
  • Nature of Energy Example 1
    01:32
  • Nature of Energy
    01:14

Heat Capacity

  • Heat Capacity
    00:44
  • Heat Capacity Example 3
    02:08
  • Heat Capacity Example 2
    2:06

Heating and Cooling Curves

  • Heating and Cooling Curves Concept 2
    05:54
  • Heating and Cooling Curves
    09:10
  • Heating and Cooling Curves Concept 1
    09:03

Periodic Table: Element Symbols

  • Periodic Table: Symbols Concept
    04:01
  • Periodic Table: Symbols Example 1
    01:01

Periodic Table: Classifications

  • Periodic Table: Classifications
    01:12
  • Periodic Table: Classifications
    02:40
  • Periodic Table: Classifications
    03:37

Periodic Table: Group Names

  • Periodic Table: Group Names
    05:33
  • Periodic Table: Group Names Example 1
    01:17

Periodic Table: Representative Elements & Transition Metals

  • Periodic Table: Representative Elements & Transition Metals Example 1
    01:23
  • Periodic Table: Representative Elements & Transition Metals
    03:30

The Atom (Simplified)

  • The Atom (Simplified) Concept 2
    02:53
  • The Atom (Simplified) Concept 1
    01:44
  • The Atom (Simplified) Example 1
    02:52

Subatomic Particles (Simplified)

  • Subatomic Particles (Simplified) Concept 1
    01:25
  • Subatomic Particles (Simplified) Concept 2
    02:36
  • Subatomic Particles (Simplified) Example 1
    03:31

Isotopes

  • Isotopes
    04:36
  • Isotopes Example 1
    03:57

Atomic Mass (Conceptual)

  • Atomic Mass (Conceptual) Concept 1
    01:13
  • Atomic Mass (Conceptual) Concept 2
    02:49
  • Atomic Mass (Conceptual) Example 1
    02:06

Electron Arrangements

  • Electron Arrangements Concept 1
    00:54
  • Electron Arrangements Example 1
    03:51

Valence Electrons of Elements (Simplified)

  • Valence Electrons of Elements (Simplified) Example 1
    01:14
  • Valence Electrons of Elements (Simplified) Concept 1
    01:55

Lewis Dot Symbols (Simplified)

  • Lewis Dot Symbols (Simplified) Example 1
    00:50
  • Lewis Dot Symbols (Simplified) Concept 1
    00:52
  • Lewis Dot Symbols (Simplified) Example 2
    01:18

Periodic Trend: Metallic Character

  • Periodic Trend: Metallic Character
    01:08
  • Periodic Trend: Metallic Character Example 1
    00:56
  • Periodic Trend: Metallic Character
    00:38

Periodic Trend: Atomic Radius (Simplified)

  • Periodic Trend: Atomic Radius (Simplified) Example 1
    01:07
  • Periodic Trend: Atomic Radius (Simplified) Concept 2
    01:06
  • Periodic Trend: Atomic Radius (Simplified) Concept 1
    02:02

Periodic Trend: Ionization Energy (Simplified)

  • Periodic Trend: Ionization Energy (Simplified) Example 1
    00:40
  • Periodic Trend: Ionization Energy (Simplified) Concept 2
    01:25
  • Periodic Trend: Ionization Energy (Simplified) Concept 1
    02:13

Intro to Radioactivity

  • Nuclear vs Chemical Reactions
    01:08
  • Intro to Radioactivity
    02:29
  • Nuclear Reaction Example
    00:45

Alpha Decay

  • Alpha Decay Example
    01:13
  • Alpha Decay
    03:53
  • Alpha Decay Reaction Example
    01:22

Beta Decay

  • Characteristics of Beta Particles
    02:32
  • Characteristics of Beta Particles Example
    01:02
  • Beta Decay
    03:01

Gamma Emission

  • Characteristics of Gamma Rays Example
    01:21
  • Gamma Emission
    02:02
  • Characteristics of Gamma Rays
    01:35

Radioactive Half-Life

  • Radioactive Half-Life Example 1
    01:06
  • Radioactive Half-Life Concept 2
    01:28
  • Radioactive Half-Life Concept 1
    02:09

Measuring Radioactivity

  • Measuring Radioactivity Example 1
    00:33
  • Measuring Radioactivity Concept 1
    02:52