Lectures related to Analysis of Carbonates

Introduces the fundamentals of environmental chemistry, focusing on natural aquatic systems, organic contaminants, and their environmental impact.

Covers acid-base reactions, correct arrowing, electronegativity, and the inductive effect on acid strength.

Explores acids, bases, pH calculations, buffer solutions, and redox reactions.

Explains acid-base definitions, equilibrium constants, pH scale, conjugate pairs, and buffers.

Explores EC, alkalinity, hardness, and carbonate chemistry in water quality modelling, emphasizing measurement methods and ion relationships.

Covers precipitation reactions, solubility rules, acids, bases, oxidation-reduction reactions, and gas properties.

Includes a Q&A session on acids and bases, covering mass calculations and buffer solutions.

Explores soil characteristics, water content, density, plasticity, and classification methods in geotechnical engineering.

Explores the chemistry of carbon compounds, acid-base reactions, carbon allotropes, tin allotropic forms, corrosion, and ammonia production.

Covers the analysis of carbonates and bicarbonates in soil using a Berna calcimeter system.

Delves into cat allergies, catnip effects, and acid-base reactions.

Explores the composition and decomposition of organic matter in soils, highlighting the crucial role of microorganisms and the formation of humus.

Explores soil physical properties, types, and classifications, emphasizing porosity and drainage.

Explores the degradation of organic matter, the role of microorganisms, and the formation of humic substances in soils.

Covers soil water content measurement methods using neutron probe and TDR, discussing their limitations and advantages.

Covers acid-base equilibrium principles, pH scale, strong/weak acids, bases behavior, and pH calculation.

Explores Dedekind cuts in rational numbers, essential for constructing real numbers.

Explores soil-atmosphere interactions, evaporation, transpiration, and evapotranspiration estimation in plants.

Covers the main soil types in Switzerland and their fertility and ecological functions.

Explains the process of analyzing cation exchange capacity in soil samples through extraction and titration.