Volume 1 Contents Overview

• Chemistry Comes Alive! Volume 1
  • Stoichiometry
    • Reaction of Magnesium with Carbon Dioxide
    • Exploding Soap Bubbles: Hydrogen + Oxygen
    • Acid-Base Titrations and Animation
    • Redox Titration and Animation
    • Loss of mass of Marble due to reaction with Nitric Acid
  • Combination Reactions
    • Reaction of Potassium and Bromine
    • Reaction of Sodium and Chlorine
    • Reactions of Metals + Iodine
    • Hydrogen + Chlorine Cannon
    • Burning of Sulfur to produce Sulfur Dioxide
    • Oxidation and Reduction of Copper
  • Decomposition Reactions
    • Ammonium Dichromate Volcano
    • Nitrogen Triiodide Detonation
    • Electrolysis of Water
    • Electrolysis of Aqueous Solutions
  • Single Exchange Reactions
    • Reaction of Magnesium with Carbon Dioxide
    • Water Gas Reaction
    • Thermite Reaction
    • Electrochemical Series - Metal Trees
    • Oxidation and Reduction of Copper
  • Double Exchange Reactions
    • Precipitation Reactions
    • Acid-Base Titrations and Animation
    • Thermodynamic vs Kinetic Control Forming Mercury(II) Iodide
    • Loss of mass of Marble due to reaction with Nitric Acid
  • Gases
    • Fluidity of Gases
    • Atmospheric pressure
    • Gas Volume
    • Effusion of Gases
    • Gas Density: Light and Heavy Balloons
  • Electrical Properties of Matter
    • Electrical Conductivity
    • Electrostatic Attraction

Volume 1 Detailed Table of Contents

• Chemistry Comes Alive! Volume 1
  • Stoichiometry
    • Reaction of Magnesium with Carbon Dioxide
      • Burning Magnesium in Dry Ice
    • Exploding Soap Bubbles: Hydrogen + Oxygen
      • Hydrogen alone
      • Hydrogen plus some Oxygen
      • Hydrogen plus more Oxygen
    • Acid-Base Titrations and Animation
      • Acetic acid
      • Hydrochloric acid
      • Sulfuric acid
      • Acid-Base Titration Animation
    • Redox Titration and Animation
      • Highlights of a Redox Titration
      • Redox Titration Animation
    • Loss of mass of Marble due to reaction with Nitric Acid
  • Combination Reactions
    • Reaction of Potassium and Bromine
    • Reaction of Sodium and Chlorine
    • Reactions of Metals + Iodine
      • Aluminum
      • Manganese
      • Iron
      • Nickel
      • Zinc
      • Zinc Iodine Reaction
      • Aluminum Iodine Reaction
    • Hydrogen + Chlorine Cannon
    • Burning of Sulfur to produce Sulfur Dioxide
    • Oxidation and Reduction of Copper
  • Decomposition Reactions
    • Ammonium Dichromate Volcano
    • Nitrogen Triiodide Detonation
    • Electrolysis of Water
      • Sodium Sulfate Solution
      • Sulfuric Acid Solution
      • Animation of Electrolysis
    • Electrolysis of Aqueous Solutions
      • HCl
      • NaOH
      • NaCl
      • Distilled Water
      • tin(IV) chloride
      • tin(II) chloride
      • sodium nitrate
      • magnesium nitrate
      • aluminum nitrate
      • potassium nitrate
      • calcium nitrate
      • cobalt(II) nitrate
      • nickel(II) nitrate
      • copper(II) nitrate
      • zinc nitrate
      • strontium nitrate
      • silver nitrate
      • barium nitrate
      • lead(II) nitrate
  • Single Exchange Reactions
    • Reaction of Magnesium with Carbon Dioxide
      • Burning Magnesium in Dry Ice
    • Water Gas Reaction
    • Thermite Reaction
      • Oxidation of Glycerine by Potassium Permanganate
    • Electrochemical Series - Metal Trees
      • Introductory pictures of the five metals
      • Metals in Silver Nitrate Solution
      • Metals in Copper(II) Nitrate Solution
      • Metals in Zinc(II) Nitrate Solution
      • Metals in Cadmium Nitrate Solution
      • Metals in Lead(II) Nitrate Solution
    • Oxidation and Reduction of Copper
  • Double Exchange Reactions
    • Precipitation Reactions
      • Introduction
      • sodium hydroxide and copper(II) nitrate
      • sodium hydroxide and nickel(II) nitrate
      • sodium hydroxide and silver nitrate
      • sodium hydroxide and iron(III) nitrate
      • sodium iodide and mercury(II) chloride
      • sodium iodide and lead(II) nitrate
      • sodium iodide and silver nitrate
      • sodium iodide and potassium nitrate
      • sodium sulfide and nickel(II) nitrate
      • sodium sulfide and copper(II) nitrate
      • sodium sulfide and cadmium(II) chloride
      • sodium sulfide and lead(II) nitrate
      • potassium chromate and silver nitrate
      • potassium chromate and lead(II) nitrate
      • potassium chromate and sodium nitrate
      • sodium sulfate and barium nitrate
      • sodium chloride and silver nitrate
      • sodium chloride and copper(II) nitrate
      • sodium chloride and nickel(II) nitrate
      • sodium chloride and iron(III) nitrate
      • sodium chloride and potassium nitrate
    • Acid-Base Titrations and Animation
      • Acetic acid
      • Hydrochloric acid
      • Sulfuric acid
      • Acid-Base Titration Animation
    • Thermodynamic vs Kinetic Control Forming Mercury(II) Iodide
    • Loss of mass of Marble due to reaction with Nitric Acid
  • Gases
    • Fluidity of Gases
      • Carbon Dioxide
      • Methane
    • Atmospheric pressure
    • Gas Volume
      • Effect of Temperature
      • Effect of Condensation to Liquid
    • Effusion of Gases
      • Helium He
      • Methane
      • Nitrogen
      • Oxygen
      • Carbon Dioxide
      • Sulfur Hexafluoride
    • Gas Density: Light and Heavy Balloons
      • Rising Balloons
      • Falling Balloons
  • Electrical Properties of Matter
    • Electrical Conductivity
      • Introduction (mostly animations)
        • Weak Electrolyte
        • Strong Electrolyte
        • Liquid Salt
      • Solids
        • Aluminum
        • Zinc
        • Sulfur
        • Sodium Chloride Crystal
        • Wax
        • Iodine Granules
        • Granular Zinc
        • Granular salt
        • Granular Sugar
      • Liquids
        • Distilled Water
        • Ethanol
        • Ethylene Glycol
        • Molten Candle Wax
        • Molten Sugar
        • Molten Salt
      • Solutions
        • Sugar Water
        • Aqueous Sodium Chloride
        • Hydrochloric Acid
        • Aqueous Sodium Hydroxide
        • Vinegar (Acetic Acid)
        • Aqueous Ammonia
    • Electrostatic Attraction
      • Movie - a solid
      • Liquids
        • Distilled Water
        • Ethanol
        • Acetone
        • Dichloromethane
        • Tetrachloromethane
        • Hexane
        • Toluene

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