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Course Overview
General Inorganic Chemistry offers a comprehensive understanding of the fundamental principles governing inorganic compounds, focusing on atomic structure, chemical bonding, periodic trends, and the chemistry of metals and non-metals. This course is designed to provide an in-depth exploration of theoretical concepts that are foundational to the study of chemistry. By engaging with various chemical theories and models, learners will develop a solid grasp of the subject, preparing them for advanced studies and research in the field of chemistry.Brace yourself, and enrol now for an amazing venture!
This General Inorganic Chemistry Course Package Includes
- Free CPD Accredited PDF Certificate
- Comprehensive lessons and training provided by experts on General Inorganic Chemistry
- Interactive online learning experience provided by qualified professionals at your convenience
- 24/7 Access to the course materials and learner assistance
- Easy accessibility from any smart device (Laptop, Tablet, Smartphone etc.)
- A happy and handy learning experience for the professionals and students
- 100% learning satisfaction, guaranteed by Compliance Central โ a leading compliance training provider approved by IAO
Learning Outcome
Upon successful completion of this highly appreciated General Inorganic Chemistry course, youโll be a skilled professional. Besidesโ- Understand the periodic table's structure and its significance in predicting element properties.
- Analyse atomic structure, electron configurations, and their role in chemical behaviour.
- Explore different types of chemical bonding, including ionic, covalent, and metallic bonds.
- Study the properties and reactions of metals, non-metals, and metalloids.
- Investigate coordination chemistry and the behaviour of complex ions.
- Comprehend acid-base theories and their applications in inorganic chemistry.
- Examine redox reactions and their importance in various chemical processes.
- Develop the ability to predict and explain trends across the periodic table.
Assessment
Complete this General Inorganic Chemistry course and sit for a short online assessment to instantly evaluate your understanding of the subject. The test will be automated, and your answers will be checked and reviewed then and there. You'll also get unlimited chances to retake the exam! Our concern is to make you competent for the job, so we will fully support your learning and understanding of it thoroughly. The test fees are included in the one-time paid course fee. As said earlier, you can retake the exam if you fail earlyโyou will not be charged any money for later attempts.Certificate of Achievement
CPD Accredited Certificate
CPD-accredited certificates are available for ยฃ4.79 (instant PDF download) or ยฃ10.79 (hard copy delivered to you). Our courses are regularly reviewed to ensure they are up-to-date. Certificates do not expire, but reviewing or renewing them annually is recommended.Who Is This Course For
Compliance Central aims to prepare efficient human resources for the industry and make it more productive than ever. This helpful course is suitable for any person who is interested in a General Inorganic Chemistry. There are no pre-requirements to take it. You can attend the course if you are a student, an enthusiast or a- Students pursuing a degree in chemistry or related fields.
- Individuals interested in understanding the theoretical aspects of inorganic chemistry.
- Learners preparing for advanced studies in chemistry.
- Science enthusiasts looking to deepen their knowledge of chemical principles.
- Academics and researchers seeking a refresher on fundamental inorganic chemistry concepts.
- Individuals aiming to build a career in research or academia.
- Students preparing for competitive exams in chemistry.
- Chemistry teachers and educators enhancing their theoretical knowledge.
- Learners interested in exploring the periodic table and its applications.
- Anyone with a passion for understanding the intricacies of inorganic chemistry.
Course Currilcum
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- Learning objectives 00:10:00
- Example of a solved problem 00:06:00
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- System of measurement 00:02:00
- International system of units 00:05:00
- Temperature units and scales 00:04:00
- Use and misuse of units 00:03:00
- Dimensional analysis 00:03:00
- Quantities and units: Solved problems 00:10:00
- Atoms 00:02:00
- Nuclei 00:04:00
- Periodic table 00:08:00
- Relative atomic masses 00:04:00
- Moles 00:05:00
- Symbols, formulas and molar masses 00:04:00
- Atomic, molecular and molar masses – Problems with solutions 00:16:00
- Introduction to nomenclature 00:03:00
- Naming binary compounds of nonmetals 00:05:00
- Naming ionic compounds 00:01:00
- Naming monoatomic cations 00:06:00
- Naming polyatomic cations 00:03:00
- Naming monoatomic anions 00:02:00
- Naming oxyanions 00:05:00
- Naming special anions 00:01:00
- Putting the names of the ions together 00:02:00
- Writing formulas for ionic compounds 00:08:00
- Naming inorganic acids 00:06:00
- Naming acid salts 00:04:00
- Naming hydrates 00:01:00
- Pressure 00:09:00
- Gas laws 00:02:00
- Boyle’s law: Constant temperature 00:01:00
- Charles’ law: Constant pressure 00:01:00
- Gay-Lussac’s law: Constant volume 00:01:00
- Combined gas law 00:01:00
- Density of an ideal gas 00:04:00
- Dalton’s law for partial pressures 00:01:00
- Collecting a gas over a liquid 00:02:00
- Deviation from ideal beahvior 00:01:00
- Measurement of gases: Solved problems 00:13:00
- Heat 00:04:00
- Energy and enthalpy 00:05:00
- Enthalpy changes for various processes 00:12:00
- Rules of thermochemistry 00:09:00
- Thermochemistry – Problems with solutions 00:21:00
- Introduction to chemical bonding 00:02:00
- Octet rule 00:03:00
- Ionic bonding 00:09:00
- Electron dot notation 00:05:00
- Covalent bonding 00:17:00
- Distinction between ionic and covalent bonding 00:03:00
- Predicting the nature of bonding in compounds 00:05:00
- Formal charges 00:08:00
- Dipole moment and electronegativity 00:04:00
- Hybrid orbitals 00:10:00
- Introduction to redox reactions 00:04:00
- Oxidation number 00:09:00
- Oxidizing and reducing agents 00:05:00
- Ionic notation for equations 00:04:00
- Balancing oxidation-reduction equations 00:11:00
- Oxidation-reduction: Solved problems 00:14:00
- Reactions involving standard solutions 00:04:00
- Reaction involving standard solutions: Solved problems 00:13:00
- The first law 00:02:00
- The second law 00:06:00
- Entropy 00:04:00
- The third law 00:01:00
- Standard states 00:06:00
- Chemical equilibrium 00:03:00
- The equilibrium constant 00:09:00
- Le Chatelier’s principle 00:14:00
- Thermodynamics – Problems with solutions 00:18:00
- Coordination complexes 00:08:00
- Solubility product 00:02:00
- Precipitation 00:05:00
- Complex ions and precipitates: Solved problems 00:06:00
- Introduction to rates of reactions 00:01:00
- Rate constants and order of reactions 00:11:00
- First order reactions 00:02:00
- Other rate laws 00:01:00
- Energy of activation 00:01:00
- Mechanism of reaction: Molecularity 00:05:00
- Mechanism of reaction: Energetics 00:05:00
- Rates of reactions: Solved problems 00:13:00
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Course Currilcum
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- Learning objectives 00:10:00
- Example of a solved problem 00:06:00
-
- System of measurement 00:02:00
- International system of units 00:05:00
- Temperature units and scales 00:04:00
- Use and misuse of units 00:03:00
- Dimensional analysis 00:03:00
- Quantities and units: Solved problems 00:10:00
- Atoms 00:02:00
- Nuclei 00:04:00
- Periodic table 00:08:00
- Relative atomic masses 00:04:00
- Moles 00:05:00
- Symbols, formulas and molar masses 00:04:00
- Atomic, molecular and molar masses – Problems with solutions 00:16:00
- Introduction to nomenclature 00:03:00
- Naming binary compounds of nonmetals 00:05:00
- Naming ionic compounds 00:01:00
- Naming monoatomic cations 00:06:00
- Naming polyatomic cations 00:03:00
- Naming monoatomic anions 00:02:00
- Naming oxyanions 00:05:00
- Naming special anions 00:01:00
- Putting the names of the ions together 00:02:00
- Writing formulas for ionic compounds 00:08:00
- Naming inorganic acids 00:06:00
- Naming acid salts 00:04:00
- Naming hydrates 00:01:00
- Pressure 00:09:00
- Gas laws 00:02:00
- Boyle’s law: Constant temperature 00:01:00
- Charles’ law: Constant pressure 00:01:00
- Gay-Lussac’s law: Constant volume 00:01:00
- Combined gas law 00:01:00
- Density of an ideal gas 00:04:00
- Dalton’s law for partial pressures 00:01:00
- Collecting a gas over a liquid 00:02:00
- Deviation from ideal beahvior 00:01:00
- Measurement of gases: Solved problems 00:13:00
- Heat 00:04:00
- Energy and enthalpy 00:05:00
- Enthalpy changes for various processes 00:12:00
- Rules of thermochemistry 00:09:00
- Thermochemistry – Problems with solutions 00:21:00
- Introduction to chemical bonding 00:02:00
- Octet rule 00:03:00
- Ionic bonding 00:09:00
- Electron dot notation 00:05:00
- Covalent bonding 00:17:00
- Distinction between ionic and covalent bonding 00:03:00
- Predicting the nature of bonding in compounds 00:05:00
- Formal charges 00:08:00
- Dipole moment and electronegativity 00:04:00
- Hybrid orbitals 00:10:00
- Introduction to redox reactions 00:04:00
- Oxidation number 00:09:00
- Oxidizing and reducing agents 00:05:00
- Ionic notation for equations 00:04:00
- Balancing oxidation-reduction equations 00:11:00
- Oxidation-reduction: Solved problems 00:14:00
- Reactions involving standard solutions 00:04:00
- Reaction involving standard solutions: Solved problems 00:13:00
- The first law 00:02:00
- The second law 00:06:00
- Entropy 00:04:00
- The third law 00:01:00
- Standard states 00:06:00
- Chemical equilibrium 00:03:00
- The equilibrium constant 00:09:00
- Le Chatelier’s principle 00:14:00
- Thermodynamics – Problems with solutions 00:18:00
- Coordination complexes 00:08:00
- Solubility product 00:02:00
- Precipitation 00:05:00
- Complex ions and precipitates: Solved problems 00:06:00
- Introduction to rates of reactions 00:01:00
- Rate constants and order of reactions 00:11:00
- First order reactions 00:02:00
- Other rate laws 00:01:00
- Energy of activation 00:01:00
- Mechanism of reaction: Molecularity 00:05:00
- Mechanism of reaction: Energetics 00:05:00
- Rates of reactions: Solved problems 00:13:00