CHEM 122/188
Chemical Equilibria, Thermodynamics, and Kinetics
CHEM 122/188 focuses on the principles of chemical equilibria, electrochemistry, thermodynamics, and reaction kinetics. This course builds upon foundational chemistry knowledge, exploring the dynamic nature of chemical systems and the energy changes that drive them. It is essential for students in science, engineering, and related disciplines.
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Lecture-recordings
Video Lectures list
- Kinetic 1
- Kinetic 2
- Kinetic 3
- Equilibrium
- Acid base (1)(up to buffers)
- PolyProtic Acids/Organic Acid base/Common Ion effect
- Buffer/Ideal Gas/Internal energy/Work/Heat
- Heat and Calorimetry
- Standard Enthalpy/Hesses law/Entropy
- Entropy and Gibbs Free energy
- Delta G*/Delta G/Van't Huff
- Electrochemistry
Our Teaching Philosophy for SFU CHEM 122/188
Extensive Explanation with Real-World Context
We provide thorough explanations of thermodynamic principles, linking them to real-world chemical and industrial processes to deepen your understanding.
Focus on Understanding Over Memorization
Our approach ensures you grasp the “why” behind thermodynamic equations and concepts, equipping you to tackle problems with confidence.
Interactive Problem-Solving and Visualization
Using practice problems, diagrams, and visual tools, we make abstract thermodynamic concepts clear and accessible, helping you excel in the course.
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