Acids and Bases: Fundamentals and Equilibria

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Explores thermal properties, diffusion, and acid-base reactions, including ionization of water and pH scale.

Explains the calculation of acid dissociation constant (Ka) and its implications on acid-base equilibria.

Explores pH calculations for acids, bases, and salts in water, including examples and the influence of salts on solution pH.

Covers the dissociation of molecules to determine if they are acids or bases and how to calculate pH levels.

Explores alkalinity equilibrium, dissolution of CaCO3, and practical applications in water systems.

Explores chemical equilibrium, temperature and pressure effects, Le Châtelier's principle, and solubility equilibria.

Explores acids and bases equilibrium, pH scale, autoprotolysis of water, and salt influence on pH.

Explores how equilibrium shifts in response to changes, with examples like the Haber-Bosch process and Clausius-Clapeyron equation.

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

Explores proton exchanges in acid-base reactions, pH calculations, and color changes based on pH levels.

Explores the equilibrium in carbonate systems, including species like H₂CO3 and HCO3, with examples and exercises.

Explores protein folding, free energy, interactions, equilibrium, and binding in cellular processes.

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