This course contains 3 segments:
States of matter
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This course contains 3 segments:
States of matter
This course contains 3 segments:
States of matter
Matter can be in the liquid, solid, gas, or plasma state. We will be learning about properties of each state of matter, as well analyzing phase changes using heating curves and phase diagrams.
Introduction to intermolecular forces
Intermolecular forces act between neighboring atoms, molecules, or ions, and they can be used to explain pretty much every macroscopic property of matter! We'll be learning about the different kinds of intermolecular forces and how they affect properties such as surface tension.
Mixtures and solutions
The air you are (hopefully) breathing is a mixture of nitrogen and oxygen gases. We could also think of it as a solution of oxygen gas in nitrogen gas. In this section we will be learning about different types of mixtures, how to calculate concentration, and colligative properties.
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