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Analytical Chemistry Videos
Price: $20/mo
Subject: Videos
Instructor: David Tompkins
Overview:
Videos for Introduction to Analytical Chemistry Course.
Videos Included:
1. Acid-Base: Electrolytic Compounds
2. Acid-Base: Leveling Effect
3. Acid-Base: Mass Balance
4. Acid-Base: Charge Balance
5. Acid-Base: Systematic Treatment of Equilibria
6. Acid-Base: Weak Monoprotic Equilibria
7. Acid-Base Monoprotic Titration I: Titration Curve
8. Acid-Base Monoprotic Titration I: Initial pH
9. Acid-Base Monoprotic Titration I: Buffer Region
10. Acid-Base Monoprotic Titration I: Equivalence Point
11. Acid-Base Monoprotic Titration I: Beyond Equivalence Point
12. Acid-Base: Fraction of Association & Dissociation (Monoprotic)
13. Acid-Base: Diprotic Equilibria H2A
14. Acid-Base: Diprotic Equilibria Na2A
15. Acid-Base Diprotic Equilibria NaHA (Isoionic & Isoelectric Equations)
16. Mass and Charge Balance: Treatment of Equilibria
17. Acid-Base: Determining Keq & Autoprotolysis
18. Acid-Base: Determining Keq (Monoprotic)
19. Acid-Base: Determining Keq (Polyprotic)
20. Polyprotic Acid-Base Titrations and Fractional Composition
21. Amino Acids: Polyprotic Acids and Equilibria
22. Amino Acids: Structure, Titrations, Buffers, and Ion-Exchange Chromatography
23. Separations: Liquid-Liquid Extraction Concepts
24. Separations: Liquid-Liquid Extraction Calculations
25. Separations: Distribution of Weak Organic Acids Concepts
26. Separations: Distribution of Weak Organic Acids Calculations
27. Separations: Distribution of Weak Organic Bases Concepts
28. Separations: Distribution of Weak Organic Bases Calculations
29. Separations: Distribution of Aqueous Mixtures
30. Separations: Intro to Open-Tubular Chromatography
31. Separations: Intro to Packed Column Chromatography
32. Separations: The Chromatogram
33. Separations: Partition Coefficient, Retention Factor, Separation Factor, and Relative Retention
34. Separations: Problem Solving with Partition Coefficient, Retention Factor, and Relative Retention
35. Separations: Intro to Resolution, Efficiency, and Plate Theory
36. Separations: The Van Deemter Equation
37. Separations: Van Deemter Plot & Calculations
38. Separations: Overloading (Fronting) & Tailing
39. Separations: Gaussian Peaks & Baseline Resolution
40. Separations: Column Efficiency & Calculations
41. Separations: Modes of Chromatography
42. Liquid Chromatography: Ion-Exchange, Affinity, and Size-Exclusion
43. Separations: LC General Elution Problem & Isocratic vs. Gradient Elution
44. Separations: GC Overview
45. Separations: GC General Elution Problem & Temperature Programming
46. Separations GC & Kovat's Retention Index
47. Separations: Detection Sensitivity, Linear Range, and LOD
48. Separations: GC Detectors
49. Internal Standards
50. Separations: Capillary Electrophoresis Setup
51. Separations: Capillary Electrophoresis: An Inside Look
52. Separations: Capillary Electrophoresis: Electroosmosis & Electrophoresis
53. Separations: Capillary Electrophoresis: Calculations
54. Separations: Capillary Electrophoresis: Plate Theory & Efficiency
55. Spectroscopy: EM Radiation
56. Spectroscopy: Energy, Wavelength, and Frequency Calculations
57. Spectroscopy: EM Spectrum & Transitions
58. Spectroscopy: Atomic vs. Molecular
59. Spectroscopy: Jablonski Diagram
60. Spectroscopy: Absorbance Experiments I
61. Spectroscopy: Absorbance Experiments II
62. Spectroscopy: Absorbance Block Diagram
63. Spectroscopy: Double Beam Spectrophotometer & Stray Light
64. Spectroscopy: Beer's Law Problem Solving
65. Spectroscopy: Acid-Base Indicators & Beer's Law
66. Spectroscopy: Absorbance & Linear Regression
67. Spectroscopy: Luminescence Block Diagram
68. Spectroscopy: Photomultiplier Tube Concepts
69. Molecular Spectroscopy: Absorption-Emission Spectra, Stoke's Shift, and Excited States
70. Standard Addition
71. Spectroscopy: Signal to Noise
72. Spectroscopy: Snell's Law & Refractive Index
73. Spectroscopy: Spectrophotometric Titrations
74. Electrochemistry: Vocabulary of Redox
75. Electrochemistry: Oxidation States
76. Electrochemistry: Balancing Aqueous Redox Reactions
77. Electrochemistry: Voltaic Cell
78. Electrochemistry: Standard Reduction Potentials
79. Electrochemistry: Mathematical Concepts
80. Electrochemistry: Electrochemistry Problem Solving
81. Electrochemistry: Equilibrium, Free Energy, and Potential
82. Electrochemistry: Nernst Equation Calculations I
83. Electrochemistry: Nernst Equation Calculations II
84. Electrochemistry: Relating Ksp and Potential
85. Electrochemistry: Intro to Potentiometry
86. Electrochemistry: Standard Hydrogen Electrode
87. Electrochemistry: Silver/Silver Chloride Electrode
88. Electrochemistry: Saturated Calomel Electrode & Reference Scales
89. Electrochemistry: Junction Potential
90. Electrochemistry: Ion-Selective Electrodes
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