Compounds Part 1: Ionic Cpds - Formula Units & Nomenclature (29:15) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes
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1 Exam 1 Video Tutorials and Activities beginning of lecture for exam 1. The materials need to be organized according to the TOC for FULL credit. Refer to the Video/Activity grading rubric. Exam 1 is based on the following course materials. It will be helpful to keep your course materials organized using this TOC. Introduction to Atomic Structure Lecture Notes (1 st day of class) Atoms & Elements Part 1 - Atomic Structure: Isotopes & the Nucleus (15:08) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Atoms & Elements Part 1b Atomic Structure & the Electrons (22:06) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Atoms & elements Part 2 Valence Electrons & the Octet Rule (11:05) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Atomic Structure Activity Compounds Part 1: Ionic Cpds - Formula Units & Nomenclature (29:15) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Ionic Compounds Activity Compounds Part 2: Lewis Structures & Molecular Cpds (31:32) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Shapes and Interactions Part 1: Shapes of Molecules (29:15) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Covalent Compounds and Lewis Structures Activity Measurement Part 1: Significant Figures (24:30) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Measurement Part 2: Scientific Notation (20:10) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Measurement Part 3: Converting Between Units (19:21) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Measurement Part 4: Dosage Calculations (28:49) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Matter & Measurement Activity from Lab Shapes & Interactions Part 2: Electronegativity and Molecular Polarity (25:30) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Shapes & Interactions Part 3: Intermolecular Forces (IMFs) (23:13) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Shapes & Interactions Part 4: IMFs and Solutions (23:19) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Shapes, Polarity, and Intermolecular Forces (IMFs) Activity Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Compounds Part 3: The Mole (28:34) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Solutions & Membranes Part 1: Solution Concentrations (9:24) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Solutions & Membranes Part 2: mass/volume (10:22) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Solutions & Membranes Part 3: %mass/volume (12:13) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Solutions & Membranes Part 4: Molarity (20:14) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes The Mole and Solution Chemistry Activity Solutions & Membranes Part 5: Euivalents (14:18) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Solutions & Membranes Part 6: Membranes, Osmosis, & Tonicity (27:05) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Solutions & Membranes Part 7: Dilution Calculations (18:24) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Solutions, Colloids, and Membranes Actvity Solids, Liquids & Gases Part 1: Temperature (6:44) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Solids, Liquids & Gases Part 2: Energy & Phase Changes (15 :07) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Solids, Liquids & Gases Part 3: IMFs & Boiling Points (21 :43) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Solids, Liquids & Gases Part 4: Pressure (7 :43) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Solids, Liquids & Gases Part 5: Gas Laws (22 :47) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Solids, Liquids, and Gases Activity
2 Exam 2 Video Tutorials and Activities beginning of lecture for exam 2. The materials need to be organized according to the TOC for FULL credit. Refer to the Video/Activity grading rubric. Exam 2 is based on the following course materials. It will be helpful to keep your course materials organized using this TOC. Hydrocarbons Part 1: Structural Formulas (26:26) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Hydrocarbons Part 2 Recognizing Isomers (31:49) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Hydrocarbons and their Structure Activity Hydrocarbons Part 3 IUPAC Nomenclature of Hydrocarons (31:45) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Hydrocarbons Part 4 Structure and IUPAC Nomenclature Review (16:33) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Hydrocarbon Nomenclature Activity Organic Functional Groups Part 1: Introduction (23:43) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Organic Functional Groups Part 2: IUPAC Nomenclature (32:16) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Organic Functional Groups Part 3: Esters, Thioesters, & Phophoesters (7:48) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Organic Functional Groups Part 4: Naming Ethers, Phenols, & Esters (9:50) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Organic Functional Groups Intro and Nomenclature Activity Organic Functional Groups Part 5: IMFs and H 2 O Solubility (14:07) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Organic Functional Groups Part 6: IMFs and Boiling Points (8:40) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Organic Functional Groups Part 7: Combustion Reactions (7:12) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Organic Functional Groups Part 8: Carboxylic Acids: Acid-Base Chem & H 2 O Solubility (11:56) Vid Tut Lect Notes Organic Functional Groups Part 9: Amines: Acid-Base Chemistry & H 2 O Solubility (13:11) Vid Tut Lect Notes Organic Functional Groups: Physical Properties and Intro to Chemistry Activity Chemical Reaction Part 1: Balancing Reactions (11:43) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Chemical Reaction Part 2: Collision Theory (7:58) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Chemical Reaction Part 3: Thermodynamics (Reaction Energy) (26:04) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Chemical Reaction Part 4: Kinetics (Reaction Rates) (15:19) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Chemical Reaction Basics Activity Acid & Bases Part 1: Intro with Predicting the Products (12:06) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Acid & Bases Part 2: Inorganic and Organic Acid Nomenclature (24:50) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Acid & Bases Part 3: Bronsted-Lowry Definition & Conjugate Acid Base Pairs (11:46) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Acid & Bases Part 4: Equilibrium Rxns & Le Chatlier s Principle (46 :47) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Acids & Bases Part 1 Activity Acid & Bases Part 5: Kw [H 3 O + ] & [OH - ] Calcs (13:32) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Acid & Bases Part 6: ph Calculations (13:49) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Acid & Bases Part 7: Buffers (10:38) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Acid & Bases Part 8: Effects of Cellular ph on Carboxylic Acids, Amines & Phosphates (5:47) Vid Tut Lect Notes Acid & Bases Part 9: Serial Dilution and ph (14:02) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Acids & Bases Part 2 Activity
3 Rxns of Organic Functional Grps Part 1: Intro & Acid Base Review (18:37) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Rxns of Organic Functional Grps Part 2: Redox Intro (36:22) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Rxns of Organic Functional Grps Part 3: Redox of Alcohols & Carbonyls (17:56) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Rxns of Organic Functional Grps Part 4: Hydration-Dehydration Rxns (9:36) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Reactions of Organic Functional Groups Part 1 Activity Rxns of Organic Functional Grps Part 5: Acyl Transfer Rxns (24:37) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Rxns of Organic Functional Grps Part 6: Phosphoryl Grp Transfer Rxns (9:36) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Rxns of Organic Functional Grps Part 7: Coenzymes & Biochemical Redox Rxns (17:45) Video Tutorial Lect Notes Reactions of Organic Functional Groups Part 2 Activity
4 Exam 3 Video Tutorials and Activities beginning of lecture for exam 3. The materials need to be organized according to the TOC for FULL credit. Refer to the Video/Activity grading rubric. Exam 3 is based on the following course materials. It will be helpful to keep your course materials organized using this TOC. Proteins and Enzymes Part 1: Amino Acids (10:03) Video Tutorial Lecture Outlines Proteins and Enzymes Part 3: Overview of Protein Structure (5:40) Video Tutorial Lecture Outlines Proteins and Enzymes Part 4: The Primary Structure of Proteins (14:13) Video Tutorial Lecture Outlines Proteins and Enzymes Part 5: Secondary Structure of Proteins (7:35) Video Tutorial Lecture Outlines Proteins and Enzymes Part 6: Tertiary Structure of Proteins (12:39) Video Tutorial Lecture Outlines Proteins and Enzymes Part 7: Quaternary Structure of Proteins (7:57) Video Tutorial Lecture Outlines Protein Structure and Function Activity Introduction to Proteins, Carbohydrates, Lipids and Bioenergetics (16:15) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Chirality (31:16) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Proteins and Enzymes Part 2: Chirality and Amino Acids (19:33) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Proteins and Enzymes Part 8: Introduction to Enzymes (14:54) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Proteins and Enzymes Part 9: Enzyme Inhibition (14:56) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Proteins and Enzymes Part 10: Enzyme Classification & Reaction Catalysts (32:20) Video Tutorial Lect Notes Proteins and Enzymes Part 11: Enzyme Cofactors (7:23) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Proteins: Chirality and Enzymes Activity Carbohydrates Part 1: introduction and Monosaccharides (32:46) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Carbohydrates Part 2: Stereochemistry of Monosaccharides (8:47) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Carbohydrates Part 3: Disaccharides and Glycosidic Bonds (23:29) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Carbohydrates Part 4: Polysaccharides(5:28) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Carbohydrates: Structure and Function Activity Carbohydrates Part 5: Catabolism Hydrolysis and Glycolysis (29:48) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Carbohydrates Part 6: Other Metabolic Roles of Glucose & Ketone Bodies (14:22) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Carbohydrates: Metabolism Activity Lipids Part 1: Fatty Acids, Fats, and Oils (22:21) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Lipids Part 2: Membrane Lipids (16:03) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Lipids Part 3: Transport across Cell Membranes (7:52) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Lipids Part 4: Cholesterol (5:29) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Lipids Part 5: Eicosanoids (6:40) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Lipids: Structure and Function Activity Lipids Part 6: Bile Salts and Lipoproteins (9:26) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Lipids Part 7: Fat Catabolism (19:12) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Lipids: Metabolism Activity
5 Metabolism and Bioenergetics Part 1: Intro and Acetyl CoA (8:45) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Metabolism and Bioenergetics Part 2: The Citric Acid Cycle (18:48) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Metabolism and Bioenergetics Part 3: Electron Transport Chain & Oxidative Phosphorylation (30:31) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Metabolism and Bioenergetics: the CAC and ETC Activity Metabolism and Bioenergetics Part 4: Reduced Coenzymes and ATP (13:37) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Metabolism and Bioenergetics Part 5: Reaction Energies (34:55) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Metabolism and Bioenergetics: Reaction Energies Activity Nucleic Acids Part 1: Intro and Nucleotides (17:01) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Nucleic Acids Part 2: DNA (22:33) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Nucleic Acids Part 3: RNA and Protein Synthesis (22:15) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Nucleic Acids Part 4: Genetic Mutations (5:02) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Nucleic Acids Activity
6 Final Exam Video Tutorials and Activity beginning of the final exam. The materials need to be organized according to the TOC for FULL credit. Refer to the Video/Activity grading rubric. The following course materials will be included in Final Exam Part 3. It will be helpful to keep your course materials organized using this TOC. Nuclear Chemistry Part 1: Nuclear Structure Review and Intro to Nuclear Chemistry (14:43) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Nuclear Chemistry Part 2: Nuclear Reactions (20:24) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Nuclear Chemistry Part 3: Half Lives (14:27) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Nuclear Chemistry Part 4: Biological Effects of Ionizing Radiation (18:42) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Nuclear Chemistry Part 5: Nuclear Medicine (3:56) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Nuclear Chemistry Part 6: Fusion vs Fission (12:06) Video Tutorial Lecture Notes Nuclear Chemistry Activity
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