1.1: What Is Chemistry, and What Can Chemistry Do for You?
1.3: The Scientific Method
1.4: Measurement and Units
1.5: Reporting Values from Measurements

1.1: What Is Chemistry?

1.3: The Scientific Method

1.4: Measurement and Units

1.5: Reporting Values from Measurements

 Unit 1: Exam 1
Weeks #1-6
Homework: Assignment #1: Introduction & Measurement & Calculations

Assignment #2:
Organization of Matter (1)
Organization of Matter (2)

1. Absolute Zero: 
2. Accuracy:
3. Active Ingredient:
4. Acute Toxicity
5. Alpha particle: 
6. Anion:
7. Atom: 
8. Atomic Mass:
9. Atomic Number:
10. Avogadro's number:
11. Beta particle:
12. Biomimetics:
13. Boiling point:
14. Buoyancy:
15. Cation:
16. Chemical reaction:
17. Chemistry:
18. Chromatography:
19. Compound: 
20. Condensation:
21. Covalent bond:
22. Density:
23. Distillation: 
24. Electron Configuration:
25. Electrons:
26. Empirical formula: 
27. Extensive:
28. Filtration: 
29. Fission:
30. Fusion:
31. Gamma radiation:
32. Gravity: 
33. Half Life:
34. Heterogeneous Mixture:
35. Homogenous mixture:
36. Hydrophilic:
37. Hydrophobic:
38. Intensive: 
39. Ion: 
40. Ionic bond:
41. Isoelectronic:
42. Isotope: 
43. Macroscopic:
44. Mass: 
45. Matter: 
46. Metacognition:
47. Microscopic:
48. Molar Mass: 
49. Mole:
50. Molecule: 
51. Names of chemicals
52. Neutron:
53. Nucleus:
54. Nuclear Reaction: 
55. Periodic Table:
56. Precision: 
57. Proton: 
58. Qualitative: 
59. Quantitative:
60. Radiation: 
61. Scientific Law:
62. Scientific Theory: 
63. Solubility:
64. Solute:
65. Solvent:
66. Solution:
67. Subatomic:
68. Temperature:
69. Volume: 
    

2.1: Unit [Dimensional]Analysis
2.2: Rounding and Significant Figures
2.3: Density and Density Calculations
2.4: Percentage and Percentage Calculations
2.5: A Summary of the Unit Analysis Process

2.1: Unit [Dimensional Analysis]

2.2: Rounding and Significant Figures

2.3: Density and Density Calculations

2.4: Percentage and Percentage Calculations

3.1: Solids, Liquids, and Gases
3.2: The Chemical Elements
3.3: The Periodic Table of the Elements
3.4: The Structure of the Elements
3.5: Common Elements

3.1: Solids, Liquids, and Gases

3.2-3.5: Chemical Elements

The Periodic Table of the Elements

16.1: The Nucleus and Radioactivity

5.1: Classification of Matter
5.2: Compounds and Chemical Bonds
5.3: Ionic Compounds

5.1: Classification of Matter

5.2-5.3: Compounds & Bonds: Ionic vs. Covalent

Chapter 6:

6.1: Ionic Nomenclature
6.2: Binary Covalent Nomenclature
6.4: Acid Nomenclature
6.5: Summary of Chemical Nomenclature

6.1-6.5 : Nomenclature

Chapter 6:
Nomenclature Lab/Lesson/Tutorial

 
Unit 2: Exam 2
Weeks #6-11
Homework:

Assignment #3: Electrons & Quantum Chemistry

Assignment #4: Chemical Reactions 

Assignment #5: Solutions & Chemical Reactions II

Assignment #6: Acids & Bases

 
Unit 3: Exam 3
Weeks #11-16
Homework:
Assignment #7:
Thermodynamics

Assignment #8:
Gases, Liquids, Equilibrium

Assignment #9:
Kinetics