Professor Williams
SHSU CHEM 1412 · 10 lectures with notes
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Solubility Product Constant Calculations L25 1412 2026
Use Ksp stoichiometry, common-ion effects, and pH to calculate and predict the solubility of sparingly soluble salts.
Non-endpoint Titration Equilibrium Calculations L24 1412 2026
Solve non-endpoint titration pH by completing stoichiometry first, then selecting the equilibrium calculation that matches the remaining species.
The Stoichiometry of Titrations L23 1412 2026
Use titration endpoints, mole ratios, and indicator ranges to quantify unknown acids and bases, then calculate equivalence-point pH.
The only Buffer Solution Lecture you'll ever need 1412 2026 L22
Use the acid-to-conjugate-base ratio to set buffer pH, and total concentrations to determine how strongly the buffer resists change.
Weak Acid & Base ICE Table Calculations 1412 2026 L21
Use Ka or Kb, conjugate-pair relationships, and ICE tables to predict solution behavior and calculate weak-acid or weak-base pH.
The only ICE Table Video you'll ever need 1412 2026 L19
Use initial conditions and K to build ICE tables, choose a valid solution, and avoid unnecessary higher-order algebra.
Introduction to ICE Table Calculations 1412 2026 L18
Use reaction context, ICE tables, and equilibrium constants to predict shifts and calculate equilibrium compositions.
Introduction to Equilibrium 1412 2026 L17
At equilibrium, forward and reverse reaction rates are equal, and comparing Q with K predicts the direction a system will shift.
Kinetics and Reaction Mechanisms 1412 2026 L15
Identify reaction order from linear concentration plots, then connect reaction speed to activation energy and catalysis.
Forensic Applications of 1412 Equilibrium Calculations 2026 L26
Using pH and pKa to predict drug ionization and separate forensic analytes by liquid-liquid extraction.