Redox reactions and electrochemistry
This course contains 6 segments:
Oxidation-reduction reactions
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This course contains 6 segments:
Oxidation-reduction reactions
This course contains 6 segments:
Oxidation-reduction reactions
Oxidation and reduction are powerful ideas for thinking about how charge is transferred within a reaction. As we'll see, it is something of a hypothetical, but it is, nonetheless, very useful.
Galvanic cells
Batteries power much of our lives (literally). In this tutorial, we'll use our knowledge of oxidation and reduction to understand how Galvanic/Voltaic cells actually work.
Standard cell potentials
An introduction to calculating cell potentials at standard state.
Electrochemistry, thermodynamics, and equilibrium
Relating the cell potential to the equilibrium constant K and Gibbs free energy.
Cell potentials under nonstandard conditions
Calculating the cell potential when operating at nonstandard conditions.
Electrolytic cells and electrolysis
An introduction to electrolytic cells and electrolysis
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