Chemical Bonding & Structure A chemical bond is a lasting attraction between atoms, ions or molecules that enables the formation of chemical compounds. The bond may result from the electrostatic force of attraction between oppositely charged ions as in ionic…

A comprehensive course in basic fundamental concepts of Chemistry covering everything for future exams in Chemistry. Hi!!! What you’ll learn Know exactly what is Matter, Element and Compound.. Learn the scientific methods and type of Mixtures.. Know the Three…

The simplest way to understand organic chemistry Welcome to this course ‘Organic Chemistry I : A Beginner’s Guide’. This course is the first part in my course series of Fundamentals of organic chemistry, where you will learn the basics needed in organic chemistry…

Practical Skill Development for All Synthetic Chemists of The World with Boosted Learning Course in 2 hours Description: What you’ll learn To perform chemistry calculations and learn how these are used in laboratory experiments. To speed up; save time and…

Ferroalloys, ferrosilicon, industry,submerged, electric arc furnace, technology. Ferroalloys, by definition, are alloys of two or more metals, of which one is Iron. The U.S. Bureau of Mines defines ferroalloy as an alloy of iron with at least one other element…

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Lanthanides The series of elements, that are formed by filling the 3d, 4d and 5d shells of electrons, comprise the d-block elements. They are often called as transition elements because their position in the periodic table is between s-block and p-block elements.…

Rates of Rection A chemical change involves changing reactants to products. A balanced equation is an essential quantitative tool for calculating product yields from reactant amounts, but it tells us nothing about three dynamic aspects of the reaction, which…

Length, Mass, and Volume for the Science Student You’ve heard of the metric system. You’ve measured with the metric system. You may have even grown up using the metric system. But are you prepared to use the metric system in CHEMISTRY CLASS? What you’ll learn…

Periodic properties of elements, chemical bonds (ionic and covalent), redox reactions for GCSE and A-level All you need to know about acids, bases and pH for GCSE and A-level. This course includes the definitions of acids and bases in terms of their chemical…