DVD, Videorecording, Projected Medium, Visual Materials

Chemistry / [taught by] Frank Cardulla.

2nd ed.

Chantilly, Va. : The Teaching Co., ©2009.

6 videodiscs (1080 min.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in. + 1 study workbook (iv, 176 pages ; 28 cm).

4 3/4 in.

digital optical

DVD video NTSC

video file DVD video

Many students struggle in high school chemistry, feeling confused and uncertain even if they earn a good grade. Why? What can be done to help students succeed in this vitally important course? Success in chemistry doesn't require any special intellectual gifts or talents or advanced mathematical skill--it does require grasping the ideas behind key topics in chemistry. This course is designed to give students a deep and thorough understanding of the fundamental concepts and problem-solving skills needed in the study of chemistry. Professor Cardulla makes use of visual aids including illustrations, graphs, demonstrations, and diagrams that support learning and help students gain a deeper understanding of key concepts. This course is ideal for home schoolers, students having difficulty with chemistry, adults who are seeking a GED or are trying to prepare for college chemistry after many years away from the classroom, or anyone who wants to overcome their anxiety regarding chemistry.

Great courses (DVD). Science & mathematics

Great courses (DVD). Science & mathematics.

Le Chatelier, Henri, 1850-1936.

Avogadro, Amedeo, 1776-1856.

Periodic table of the elements.

Chemistry.

Metric system.

Chemical elements.

Atoms.

Ions.

Isotopes.

Avogadro's law.

Stoichiometry.

Chemical equilibrium.

Acids.

Bases (Chemistry)

Volumetric analysis.

Solubility.

Chemistry -- Study and teaching (Secondary)

Lectures.

Educational films.

Nonfiction films.

Cardulla, Frank.

Aigret, Jaimée M.

Teaching Company.

Course workbook includes professor biography, statement of course scope, lecture outline with notes, problems and answers, periodic table of the elements, appendices, glossary, and bibliography (pages 175-176).

Producer, Jaimée M. Aigret ; academic content supervisor, Jay Tate ; editors, John McNeill, Rich Bernett.

Thirty-six thirty minute lectures by Professor Frank Cardulla, award winning teacher at Niles North High School, Skokie, Illinois.

DVD.

Introduction and philosophy ; Basic concepts of quantitative reasoning ; Quantitative reasoning in everyday life ; Quantitative reasoning in chemistry: Density ; The SI (Metric) system of measurement ; Converting between systems of measurement -- Elements, atoms, and the Periodic Table ; Ions, compounds, and interpreting formulas ; Isotopes and families of elements ; The mole ; Solving Mole problems ; Avogadro's hypothesis and molar volume.

Percent composition and empirical formulas ; Solving empirical formula problems ; Writing and balancing chemical equations ; An introduction to stoichiometry ; Stoichiometry problems ; Advanced stoichiometry -- An introduction to molarity ; Solving molarity problems ; Advanced molarity problems ; Basic concepts of chemical equilibrium ; An introduction to the equilibrium constant ; Interpreting an equilibrium constant.

Le Chatelier's principle: Concentration ; Le Chatelier: Pressure and temperature ; An introduction to equilibrium problems ; The self-ionization of water ; Strong acids and bases: General properties ; Solving strong acid and base problems -- Weak acids and bases ; Titrating acids and bases ; Titration curves and indicators ; Solubility equilibria: Principles, problems ; Solubility equilibria: Common ion effect ; Putting it all together.

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