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Modern Chemistry

Chapter 12: Energy and the Environment

  • 12.1 Forms of Energy
  • 12.2 Carbon-Based Fuels
  • 12.3 Climate Change
  • 12.4 International Cooperation
  • 12.5 Energy Through Redox
  • 12.6 Solar Energy
Energy is the Mover of Matter
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    John discusses the different kinds of energy. As you watch this video, think about the nature of "chemical energy". And how does chemical energy relate to potential and kinetic energy? Duration: 8:38.

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    Table of Videos

    • Chapter 1: The Language of Chemistry
      • 1.1 About Science
      • 1.2 The Exceedingly Small
      • 1.3 Units and Conversions
      • 1.4 Physical Quantities
      • 1.5 Precision and Accuracy
    • Chapter 2: Atoms Everywhere
      • 2.1 Elements are Made of Atoms
      • 2.2 The Periodic Table of Elements
      • 2.3 Nucleons of the Nucleus
      • 2.4 Electrons and the Quantum
      • 2.5 Electromagnetic Radiation
    • Chapter 3: Elements, Compounds, and Mixtures
      • 3.1 Classifying Elements
      • 3.2 Periodic Trends
      • 3.3 Classifying Matter
      • 3.4 The Chemical Formula
      • 3.5 Chemical Changes
    • Chapter 4: Chemical Bonds
      • 4.1 Electron-Dot Structures
      • 4.2 Ion Formation
      • 4.3 Ionic Bonds
      • 4.4 Covalent Bonds
      • 4.5 Metallic Bonds
      • 4.6 Electronegativity
    • Chapter 5: Carbon Chemistry
      • 5.1 The Remarkable Carbon Atom
      • 5.2 Carbon Bonds
      • 5.3 Organic Molecules
      • 5.4 Organic Functional Groups
    • Chapter 6 The Chemistry of Gases
      • 6.1 The Gaseous Phase
      • 6.2 Gaseous Pressure
      • 6.3 Gas Law Worksheet
      • 6.4 The Ideal Gas Law
    • Chapter 7: Chemical Reactions
      • 7.1 Chemical Equations
      • 7.2 Counting Atoms and Molecules
      • 7.3 Grams to Moles to Moles to Grams
      • 7.4 Endo and Exothermic Reactions
    • Chapter 8: Water Chemistry
      • 8.1 Fresh Water Resources
      • 8.2 Sticky Liquid Water
      • 8.3 Other Properties of Water
      • 8.4 Energetic Gaseous Water
    • Chapter 9: Solution Chemistry
      • 9.1 Safe Drinking Water
      • 9.2 Polyatomic Ions
      • 9.3 Aqueous Solutions
      • 9.4 Solutions
      • 9.5 Osmosis sisomsO
    • Chapter 10: Acids and Bases
      • 10.1 Acid Base Definitions
      • 10.2 The pH Scale
      • 10.3 SOx Acid Rain
      • 10.4 NOx Acid Rain
      • 10.5 Ocean Acidification
    • Chapter 11: The Atomic Nucleus
      • 11.1 Radioactivity
      • 11.2 Nuclear Energy
      • 11.3 Radioactive Half-Life
      • 11.4 Nuclear Medicine
    • Chapter 12: Energy and the Environment
      • 12.1 Forms of Energy
      • 12.2 Carbon-Based Fuels
      • 12.3 Climate Change
      • 12.4 International Cooperation
      • 12.5 Energy Through Redox
      • 12.6 Solar Energy
    • Chapter 13: Modern Age Sustainability
      • 13.1 The Age of Explosion
      • 13.2 Addition Polymers
      • 13.3 Condensation Polymers
      • 13.4 Water Pollution
    • Chapter 14: Food Chemistry
      • 14.1 The Proteins that Make Us
      • 14.2 The Work of Nucleic Acids
      • 14.3 Genetically Modified Organisms
      • 14.4 Carbohydrates: Structure and Energy
      • 14.5 Lipids Are Water Insoluable

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