Chemistry: Interpreting an Equilibrium (DVD)

Chemistry - the Complete Course Series, teaches students quantitative reasoning to solve chemistry problems. The 30 volume series covers all aspects of Chemistry from density to the mole, to molarity, stoichiometry and equilibrium. It demonstrates how to ask meaningful questions and conduct careful investigations to build knowledge of chemical and physical concepts and develop the skills to solve mathematical and scientific problems. For every reaction at a given temperature there exists an equilibrium constant, that is always satisfied when the system is at equilibrium no matter what the individual concentrations of the reactants and products. This program will look at some actual equilibrium systems and their equilibrium constants and interpret what these constants tell US about each system. This volume teaches the range of possible numerical values for equilibrium constants ranges from almost zero to almost infinity. When presented with an equilibrium problem, you can always begin by writing down the expression for the equilibrium constant for the system and setting it equal to the numerical value for the equilibrium constant.

Chemistry: Interpreting an Equilibrium (DVD)