Chemical Bonding in Solids

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Chemical Bonding: Crystal Lattices and Ionic Compounds

Explores crystal lattices, ionic compounds, properties of ionic compounds, and covalent bonds.

Molecular Polarity and Valence Bond Theory

Explores molecular polarity, net dipole moments, and Valence Bond Theory.

Atomic Orbitals and Molecular Bonding

Explores atomic orbitals, molecular bonding, valence electrons, hybridization, and molecular structure with multiple bonds.

Chemical Bonds: Energy and Conductivity

Explores chemical bonds, bond energy, covalent bonds, carbon hybridization, delocalized bonding, and conductivity in solids.

Quantum Mechanics: Schrödinger Equation

Explores the Schrödinger Equation, quantum numbers, atomic orbitals, and molecular orbital theory in quantum mechanics.

Hydrogen Molecule: Electronic Structure

Delves into the electronic structure of the hydrogen molecule, including wavefunctions, bonding, energy levels, and molecular orbitals.

Electronic Structure at Surfaces

Explores electronic properties of surfaces, absorption, charge transfer, and materials with high surface area.

Chemical Bonding: Structure and Properties

Covers the fundamentals of chemical bonding, including polar and apolar bonds, the VSEPR model, and the structure of carbon allotropes.

Van der Waals Materials: 2D Crystals

Delves into the properties of Van der Waals materials, emphasizing 2D crystals with distinct in-plane bonding and weak interlayer interactions.

Advanced General Chemistry I: Chemical Bonding

Explores advanced topics in chemical bonding, covering valence configurations, hybridization, carbon forms, double bonds, and intermolecular interactions.

Chemical Bonding: Resonance Structures and Covalent Bonds

Explores resonance structures, covalent bonds, radicals, and molecular shapes in chemical bonding.

Chemical Bonding: Molecular Orbitals

Explores molecular orbitals, Schrödinger solutions, and Lewis structures in chemical bonding.

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