Mireille Tannousexothermic reactions are the ones that release energy to the surroundings. during these kind of reactions the temperature increases and the container where the reaction is taking place becomes very hot. On the contrary, endothermic reactions have to absorb heat from the surroundings to start, during these kind of reactions the temperature decreases and the container where the reaction is taking place becomes very cold. experiment 1: barium hydroxide + ammonium chloride experiment 2: calcium carbonate + sulfuric acid
demonstration of exothermic and endothermic reactionsMireille Tannous2018-01-10 | exothermic reactions are the ones that release energy to the surroundings. during these kind of reactions the temperature increases and the container where the reaction is taking place becomes very hot. On the contrary, endothermic reactions have to absorb heat from the surroundings to start, during these kind of reactions the temperature decreases and the container where the reaction is taking place becomes very cold. experiment 1: barium hydroxide + ammonium chloride experiment 2: calcium carbonate + sulfuric acidPauli Exclusion principle - Hunds rule - Aufbau principle: How electrons occupy orbitalsMireille Tannous2022-07-09 | In this video tutorial I am explaining how the electrons are distributed in the orbitals following Pauli Exclusion principle, Hund's rule, and Aufbau principle.
other related videos: The orbital diagram notation: youtu.be/Jyhou1Qb84M The noble gas notation: youtu.be/mynbXhNbpEU The electron configuration: youtu.be/s5rz9qCGCx4 The shape of orbitals s, p, d, f: youtu.be/DBC-mmFwx6E The Quantum numbers and AP chemistry practice: youtu.be/Dkea3w9Kf10 The photoelectric effect: youtu.be/fkYrUjnHF_sthe photoeletric effect - AP chemistryMireille Tannous2022-07-05 | this video explains the experiment that proved the dual nature of light. it was known that light has a wave nature. but that is not the complete truth, Albert Einstein explained the result of the photoelectric effect and was able to prove that light also behaves like a particle.
(To clarify: at the time 9min 57s i meant to say electron and not proton) phet colorado simulation: https://phet.colorado.edu/sims/cheerpj/photoelectric/latest/photoelectric.html?simulation=photoelectric
other related video: The orbital diagram notation: youtu.be/Jyhou1Qb84M The noble gas notation: youtu.be/mynbXhNbpEU The electron configuration: youtu.be/s5rz9qCGCx4 The shape of orbitals s, p, d, f: youtu.be/DBC-mmFwx6E The Quantum numbers and AP chemistry practice: youtu.be/Dkea3w9Kf10 Pauli exclusion principle - Hund's rule - Aufbau principle: youtu.be/vaXGMWASjEsThe Quantum numbers and AP chemistry practiceMireille Tannous2022-07-05 | This video tutorial gives a simple and brief explanation to the four quantum numbers: n, l, ml and ms. the topic of quantum number is targeted in the AP chemistry.
Other related videos: The orbital diagram notation: youtu.be/Jyhou1Qb84M The noble gas notation: youtu.be/mynbXhNbpEU The electron configuration: youtu.be/s5rz9qCGCx4 The shape of orbitals s, p, d, f: youtu.be/DBC-mmFwx6E The photoelectric effect - AP chemistry: youtu.be/fkYrUjnHF_sThe orbital diagram notation - AP chemistryMireille Tannous2022-07-04 | This video gives you a very simple way to draw the orbital diagram of any element found in the periodic table.
other related videos: The Electron Configuration: youtu.be/s5rz9qCGCx4 The noble gas notation: youtu.be/mynbXhNbpEU The shape of s, p, d, and f orbitals 3D view: youtu.be/DBC-mmFwx6E The four Quantum numbers explained: youtu.be/Dkea3w9Kf10 The photoelectric effect - AP chemistry: youtu.be/fkYrUjnHF_s Pauli exclusion principle - Hund's rule - Aufbau principle: youtu.be/vaXGMWASjEsnoble gas notation - AP chemistryMireille Tannous2022-07-04 | This video gives you a very simple way to write the abbreviated form of the electron configuration known as noble gas notation of any element found in the periodic table.
other related videos: The Electron Configuration: youtu.be/s5rz9qCGCx4 The orbital diagram: youtu.be/Jyhou1Qb84M The shape of s, p, d, and f orbitals 3D view: youtu.be/DBC-mmFwx6E The four Quantum numbers explained: youtu.be/Dkea3w9Kf10 The photoelectric effect - AP chemistry: youtu.be/fkYrUjnHF_s Pauli exclusion principle - Hund's rule - Aufbau principle: youtu.be/vaXGMWASjEsThe Electron Configuration - AP chemistryMireille Tannous2022-07-04 | This video gives you a very simple way to write the electron configuration of any element found in the periodic table.
To download the EmSAT Achieve Chemistry Public Test Specification (which include questions, answers and formula sheets) released in September 2021: https://emsat.moe.gov.ae/emsat/doc/Achieve%20Chemistry%20Public%20Test%20Specifications%20-%20Eng%202021%20Nov%20F.pdfEmsat Achieve chemistry 15 sample questions solved and explainedMireille Tannous2022-06-28 | This video will help you study and prepare for your chemistry Emsat exam.
To download the EmSAT Achieve Chemistry Public Test Specification (which include questions, answers and formula sheets) released in September 2021: https://emsat.moe.gov.ae/emsat/doc/Achieve%20Chemistry%20Public%20Test%20Specifications%20-%20Eng%202021%20Nov%20F.pdfEmsat chemistry practice questions 2022 - content area 4, 5 and 6Mireille Tannous2022-06-27 | This video will help you study and prepare for your chemistry Emsat exam. I have included in this video questions targeting content area 4, 5 and 6.
To download the EmSAT Achieve Chemistry Public Test Specification (which include questions, answers and formula sheets) released in September 2019: https://emsat.moe.gov.ae/emsat/doc/Achieve_Chemistry_Public%20Test%20Specifications%20%28Eng%29.pdf
To download the EmSAT Achieve Chemistry Public Test Specification (which include questions, answers and formula sheets) released in September 2020: https://emsat.moe.gov.ae/emsat/doc/Achieve_Chemistry_Public_Specification_2020_ENG.pdf
To download the EmSAT Achieve Chemistry Public Test Specification (which include questions, answers and formula sheets) released in September 2021: https://emsat.moe.gov.ae/emsat/doc/Achieve%20Chemistry%20Public%20Test%20Specifications%20-%20Eng%202021%20Nov%20F.pdfEmsat chemistry practice questions 2022 - content area 3Mireille Tannous2022-06-23 | This video will help you study and prepare for your chemistry Emsat exam. I have included in this video questions targeting content area 3.
To download the EmSAT Achieve Chemistry Public Test Specification (which include questions, answers and formula sheets) released in September 2019: https://emsat.moe.gov.ae/emsat/doc/Achieve_Chemistry_Public%20Test%20Specifications%20%28Eng%29.pdf
To download the EmSAT Achieve Chemistry Public Test Specification (which include questions, answers and formula sheets) released in September 2020: https://emsat.moe.gov.ae/emsat/doc/Achieve_Chemistry_Public_Specification_2020_ENG.pdf
To download the EmSAT Achieve Chemistry Public Test Specification (which include questions, answers and formula sheets) released in September 2021: https://emsat.moe.gov.ae/emsat/doc/Achieve%20Chemistry%20Public%20Test%20Specifications%20-%20Eng%202021%20Nov%20F.pdfEmsat chemistry practice questions 2022 - content area 1 and 2Mireille Tannous2022-06-22 | This video will help you study and prepare for your chemistry Emsat exam. I have included in this video questions targeting content area 1 and 2.
To download the EmSAT Achieve Chemistry Public Test Specification (which include questions, answers and formula sheets) released in September 2019: https://emsat.moe.gov.ae/emsat/doc/Achieve_Chemistry_Public%20Test%20Specifications%20%28Eng%29.pdf
To download the EmSAT Achieve Chemistry Public Test Specification (which include questions, answers and formula sheets) released in September 2020: https://emsat.moe.gov.ae/emsat/doc/Achieve_Chemistry_Public_Specification_2020_ENG.pdf
To download the EmSAT Achieve Chemistry Public Test Specification (which include questions, answers and formula sheets) released in September 2021: https://emsat.moe.gov.ae/emsat/doc/Achieve%20Chemistry%20Public%20Test%20Specifications%20-%20Eng%202021%20Nov%20F.pdfEmsat Achieve Chemistry tutorialMireille Tannous2022-06-21 | This video contain explanation on how to solve some questions in the chemistry sample question test. Emsat chemistry the full 15 sample questions solved and explained: youtu.be/oV_RzL1cb7E Emsat Chemistry more practice questions: youtu.be/QS1UwaiO_Vo Emsat chemistry practice questions - content area 1 and 2: youtu.be/prbWDftVX0A Emsat chemistry practice questions - content area 3: youtu.be/Y4O8rl8Dvfc Emsat chemistry practice questions - content area 4, 5 and 6: youtu.be/haSAyYhiWZM
To download the EmSAT Achieve Chemistry Public Test Specification (which include questions, answers and formula sheets) released in September 2021: https://emsat.moe.gov.ae/emsat/doc/Achieve%20Chemistry%20Public%20Test%20Specifications%20-%20Eng%202021%20Nov%20F.pdfwhat is the difference between oxidation & reduction. What are oxidizing and reducing agentsMireille Tannous2022-06-16 | this video tutorial explains briefly how to recognize the oxidation and reduction in a redox reaction. also after knowing which one got reduced and which species got oxidized we can name them as oxidizing agent and reducing agent respectively.Steps to prepare solutions with specific concentrationMireille Tannous2022-06-09 | In this video you will be looking at the different steps on how to prepare solutions with different concentrations/ molarities. to know how to do this and the steps followed watch the videoUsing stoichiometry in calculating reaction amountsMireille Tannous2022-06-09 | a reaction between two solutions sometimes lead to the formation of a solid precipitate. we can use stoichiometry to calculate the amount of precipitate formed.Calculations with molarityMireille Tannous2022-06-09 | using conversion factors will allow you to calculate the number of mole or how much liters of a solution is needed for a certain molarity. M = n/vcalculations for a dilute solutionMireille Tannous2022-05-30 | If you have a concentrated stock solution and you wish to prepare a less concentrated one (diluted) this video will show you the steps and the calculations to itPreparing a diluted solution from a concentrated oneMireille Tannous2022-05-30 | If you have a concentrated stock solution and you wish to prepare a less concentrated one (diluted) this video will show you the steps and the calculations to itWhat is molarity and how to calculate it?Mireille Tannous2022-05-30 | This video explains in details what is a molarity concentration and how to do the calculations.Correcting assignments with classkickMireille Tannous2020-09-18 | ...Experiment to find the formula of an unknown hydrateMireille Tannous2019-11-21 | The experiment describes the procedures that one needs to follow when finding how many molecules of water any hydrate contain.Find the molar mass of gas using ideal gas lawMireille Tannous2019-11-21 | In this experiment we used a volatile liquid which we turned to gas by immersing it in a hot bath or water. This liquid that evaporated to gas was trapped in a flask. The mass was recorded before and after forming the gas in order to know the mass of gas used. A labquest device in which we connected a pressure sensor and temperature sensor was used to determine the pressure at which the experiment was operated and the temperature at which the gas formed. To know the volume of the gas (volume of container occupied) we had to fill the flask completely with water and measure the volume of water (volume of gas to be). Finally when all was set molar mass was calculated using the ideal gas law: Molar mass = m.R.T/P.V3D molecular shapes drawingMireille Tannous2019-11-21 | ...Orbital shape full description of s, p, d and fMireille Tannous2019-09-14 | A video showing the 4 orbitals in a 3d look. Full explanation and details about the angular momentum quantum number of each one.
Other related videos: The electron configuration: youtu.be/s5rz9qCGCx4 Noble gas notation: youtu.be/mynbXhNbpEU Orbital diagram notation: youtu.be/Jyhou1Qb84M The four Quantum numbers explained: youtu.be/Dkea3w9Kf10Law of conservation of mass: demonstrationMireille Tannous2019-02-21 | A proof why chemical equations always need to be balanced. For any chemical reaction always the mass of reagents before will be equal to their mass after. In this regard, every chemical reaction written must be balanced.3D molecular shapesMireille Tannous2018-11-13 | ...Flipped classroom dipole moment to determine the percent ionic characterMireille Tannous2018-10-22 | ...Flipped classroom how atoms share or transfer their electronsMireille Tannous2018-10-22 | ...Flipped classroom - bond character lesson 9.6Mireille Tannous2018-10-22 | ...Flipped classroom - lesson 9.6Mireille Tannous2018-10-22 | ...Flipped classroom - students explaining polarity of bondsMireille Tannous2018-10-22 | Explaining how bonds can have partial charges and dipolesStoichiometry: mole to mass calculationsMireille Tannous2018-04-23 | This video will explain to you the calculations needed to calculate the mass of a substance if the mole of another substance was given.
more videos of stoichiometry: mass to mole stoichiometric calculations: youtu.be/52Xt8g4tW24 mass to mass stoichiometric calculations: youtu.be/Z2PNZH-BBQU Limiting and excess reagent: youtu.be/Be0a0xeutA0 calculations done to find the limiting reagent: youtu.be/edwSyb2eUtc Theoretical vs actual yield: youtu.be/50z8WHic6GQ calculations to find the percent yield: youtu.be/3by2VOHmgmY Theoretical and percent yield of an anhydrous compound: youtu.be/stPO0mk4o5c How to identify the excess from the limiting reagent, how to calculate the theoretical yield and finally the percent yield of a chemical reaction: youtu.be/IDOOqPPaiHwtesting the presence of carbon dioxide gasMireille Tannous2018-04-10 | lime water is used to test the presence of carbon dioxide gas. CO2 turns lime water milkynaming ethersMireille Tannous2018-04-05 | ...naming carboxylic acids IUPAC nameMireille Tannous2018-04-05 | nomenclature of carboxylic acidsnaming carbonylsMireille Tannous2018-04-05 | a video tutorial explaining briefly how to name aldehyde and ketonesnaming alcoholsMireille Tannous2018-04-05 | nomenclature of alcoholsnaming cyclic hydrocarbonsMireille Tannous2018-04-05 | how to name cyclic alkanes, alkenes, and alkynesnaming alkenes and alkynesMireille Tannous2018-04-05 | an explanation on how to name the unsaturated hydrocarbons the alkenes and alkynes.naming alkanesMireille Tannous2018-04-05 | the basic rules to name alkaneIntroduction to hydrocarbonsMireille Tannous2018-04-05 | This video introduce the aliphatic & aromatic hydrocarbonsHow to differentiate between mixturesMireille Tannous2018-02-01 | Suspension is a heterogeneous mixture and it can be directly recognised from other mixtures simply by observing the particles settling out once we stop mixing it. The particles in a suspension are large enough to settle out. Whereas particles in a solution or colloid are not heavy to settle out neither can be filtrated. For this reason we use the Tyndall effect light to see which mixture's particles scatter light. As a result the colloid particles are large enough to scatter light while the solution particles are very small to reflect the light.The differences between 3 types of mixturesMireille Tannous2018-01-30 | Suspension is a heterogeneous mixture and it can be directly recognised from other mixtures simply by observing the particles settling out once we stop mixing it. The particles in a suspension are large enough to settle out. Whereas particles in a solution or colloid are not heavy to settle out neither can be filtrated. For this reason we use the Tyndall effect light to see which mixture's particles scatter light. As a result the colloid particles are large enough to scatter light while the solution particles are very small to reflect the light.My students explaining the difference between 3 types of mixturesMireille Tannous2018-01-30 | Suspension is a heterogeneous mixture and it can be directly recognised from other mixtures simply by observing the particles settling out once we stop mixing it. The particles in a suspension are large enough to settle out. Whereas particles in a solution or colloid are not heavy to settle out neither can be filtrated. For this reason we use the tyndall effect light to see which mixture's particles scatter light. As a result the colloid particles are large enough to scatter light while the solution particles are very small to reflect the light.Molecule shapes - molecule geometryMireille Tannous2018-01-28 | This video tutorial describes the shapes of molecules in 3D following the VSEPR theory that is based on the maximum possible electron repulsion. The simulation is from https://phet.colorado.edu/sims/html/molecule-shapes/latest/molecule-shapes_en.html
the molecular shapes discussed in this video are: linear trigonal planar and bent tetrahedral, trigonal pyramidal and bent trigonal bipyramidal octahedralThe energy stored in food: How much caloriesMireille Tannous2018-01-17 | this video describes the experimental procedure that you can do to calculate approximately the energy stored in food. how much calories.HOT ICE - How to make itMireille Tannous2018-01-10 | Crystallization of sodium acetate First we prepare a saturated solution of sodium acetate by heating 50g of the solute in 5 ml of water. we allow the mixture to cool and then touch the mixture with anything sharp or dropping in it some crystal seeds and the crystals will quickly formQualitative analysis of anionsMireille Tannous2018-01-04 | This video explains the different tests to identify the presence of anions.
Other related videos: Qualitative analysis of cations by the flame test: youtu.be/LYSblvmOmfg Qualitative analysis of cations by sodium hydroxide test part 1: youtu.be/F7cSlwKfoHw Qualitative analysis of cations part 2: youtu.be/VAy76V4THlYChemistry Fun: Making coal from sugarMireille Tannous2018-01-04 | Sulfuric acid is a very strong acid that can act as a dehydrating agent removing H and O from sugar molecule turning it to carbon which is black coal.