Standard syllabus
General Chemistry II · Undergraduate · Chemistry
Learning objectives from the General Chemistry II syllabus, grouped by unit. Click an objective for study materials.
Learning objectives
Click an objective for study materials.
Chemical kinetics
- Reaction rates and rate laws — Reaction rates and rate laws
- Determining reaction order from experimental data — Determining reaction order from experimental data
- Integrated rate laws for zero, first, and second order — Integrated rate laws for zero, first, and second order
- Collision theory and activation energy — Collision theory and activation energy
- Catalysis: homogeneous and heterogeneous (introduction) — Catalysis: homogeneous and heterogeneous (introduction)
Chemical equilibrium
- Dynamic equilibrium and the equilibrium constant Kc — Dynamic equilibrium and the equilibrium constant Kc
- Reaction quotient Q and predicting shift direction — Reaction quotient Q and predicting shift direction
- Le Chatelier's principle and stress responses — Le Chatelier's principle and stress responses
- Equilibrium calculations with ICE tables — Equilibrium calculations with ICE tables
- Solubility equilibria and Ksp calculations — Solubility equilibria and Ksp calculations
Acid-base chemistry
- Strong vs weak acids and bases — Strong vs weak acids and bases
- Ka, Kb, and acid-base strength trends — Ka, Kb, and acid-base strength trends
- Buffer solutions and Henderson–Hasselbalch equation — Buffer solutions and Henderson–Hasselbalch equation
- Acid-base titration curves and indicators — Acid-base titration curves and indicators
- Polyprotic acids and stepwise dissociation — Polyprotic acids and stepwise dissociation
Electrochemistry
- Oxidation-reduction reactions and balancing half-reactions — Oxidation-reduction reactions and balancing half-reactions
- Standard reduction potentials and cell EMF — Standard reduction potentials and cell EMF
- Galvanic vs electrolytic cells — Galvanic vs electrolytic cells
- Nernst equation (where covered) — Nernst equation (where covered)
- Faraday's law and electrolysis calculations — Faraday's law and electrolysis calculations
Descriptive chemistry
- Group trends in reactivity and bonding — Group trends in reactivity and bonding
- Coordination compounds (introduction) — Coordination compounds (introduction)
- Environmental and industrial chemistry connections — Environmental and industrial chemistry connections
- Nuclear chemistry overview (where covered) — Nuclear chemistry overview (where covered)
- Qualitative analysis preview — Qualitative analysis preview
What each unit includes
Open a unit below for full materials. Typical resources:
- Study guide
- Exam Strategy
- Common Mistakes
- Worksheets
- Word problems
- Mixed Practice
- Multi-Unit Problems
- Review
- Practice test
- Answer key
Study units
Each unit includes a study guide, worksheets, review, practice test, and answer key. One unit is free; subscribe for the full class.
- Chemical kinetics
Rate laws, mechanisms, and activation energy
Coming soon - Chemical equilibrium
Equilibrium constants, Q, and Le Châtelier's principle
Coming soon - Acid-base chemistry
Weak acids/bases, buffers, and titrations
Coming soon - Electrochemistry
Redox, cells, and electrolysis
Coming soon - Descriptive chemistry
Periodic trends in main-group and transition chemistry
Coming soon
Pricing calculator
Choose materials, tutoring, or both — or book a single session as needed. Customize your plan on the subscribe page.
$1,162 · General Chemistry II · 18 tutoring hrs
Study guides, worksheets, reviews, practice tests, and answer keys for 1 class. 18 tutoring hours (1 hr / week · semester). Bundle discount applied vs buying separately. Pay in full via Zelle.