Some Basic Concepts of Chemistry.

12 lessons110 min4 simulations9 practice questions

This chapter sets up the counting and measuring tools the rest of chemistry runs on: how matter is classified, how quantities are measured and reported with honest uncertainty, the laws that led to atomic theory, and the mole as the bridge between grams and particles. It ends with stoichiometry and the ways of expressing concentration, which every later physical chemistry chapter assumes you can do quickly.

Also called: mole concept · stoichiometry · molarity