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HSC Module 4 Chemistry: Drivers of Reactions
1.0 Tell me more about this course
1.1 Welcome to Drivers of Reactions
2.0 Energy Changes in Chemical Reactions
2.1 It's all about Energy! (10:11)
2.2 Exothermic Reactions (11:54)
2.3 Endothermic Reactions (10:26)
2.4 Bond Breaking & Forming (7:50)
2.5 Heat released and Enthalpy (10:11)
2.6 What is Calorimetry & specific heat capacity? (11:32)
2.7 Calorimetry Calculation (12:54)
2.8 Energy Profile Diagrams Revision (5:21)
2.9 Catalysts Continued (8:10)
Practical 1: Temperature Changes during Elephants Toothpaste (8:16)
Practical 2: Temperature Changes reactions in solutions (11:43)
Practical 3: Energy changes when bonds are broken and formed in copper sulfate
Practical 4: Temperature Changes during 3 combustion reactions
Practical 5: Temperature changes when dissolving ionic solids
Practical 6: Calorimetry Experiment for dissolution processes
DEMO Crazy Catalysts - Magic Genie
DEMO Crazy Catalysts - Fe(III) Phosphate - reusability
DEMO Crazy Catalysts - Co(II)Cl2 and seeing the activated complex
3.0 Enthalpy and Hess’s Law
3.1 Law of Conservation of Energy & Thermodynamics
3.2 Hess's Law and Energy cycles (23:26)
3.3 Types of Enthalpy
3.4 Hess's Law to calculate enthalpy of reaction NaOH & HCl
3.5 Enthalpy, Hess's Law & Bond data (15:25)
3.7 Bond Energy Questions (8:48)
3.8 Combustion of Coal & Hess's Law (6:27)
3.9 Enthalpy of Combustion of a fuel Theory (9:22)
3.10 Practical: Enthalpy of combustion
3.11 Energy Cycles and heat of combustion
3.12 Enthalpy cycles and Respiration (9:06)
3.13 Enthalpy cycles and Photosynthesis
4.0 Entropy and Gibbs Free Energy
4.1 What is Entropy? (14:23)
4.2 Predicting Entropy in chemical reactions (23:58)
4.3 Spontaneous Processes (12:27)
4.4 Comparing enthalpy & Entropy
4.6 Boiling water & Hand warmers (10:05)
4.7 Gibbs Free Energy & Spontaneity
4.8 Gibbs Free Energy Calculations
4.9 How does temperature affect Spontaneity?
4.10 Practicals on Entropy and Gibbs Free Energy
2.3 Endothermic Reactions
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