Kinetics

25 Jul 2019

1FLO: One Figure Learning Objects

Submitted by Chip Nataro, Lafayette College
Course Level: 
First year
Second year
Upper Division
Subdiscipline: 
Coordination Chemistry
Electrochemistry
f-block Chemistry
Molecular Structure and Bonding
Organometallic Chemistry
Spectroscopy and Structural Methods
Topics Covered: 
Acid-base chemistry
Bonding models: Discrete molecules
Catalysis
Chemical literature
Coordination chemistry
Electron transfer
Electronic spectroscopy
Electronic structure
f-block chemistry
Group theory & applications
Kinetics
Molecular structure
Organometallic chemistry
Physical methods / analytical techniques
Symmetry
Synthesis and reactivity
Corequisites: 
No Corequisites
Prerequisites: 
First Semester Inorganic Chemistry / Foundation Course in Inorganic Chemistry
General Chemistry
Organic Chemistry
8 Jun 2019

VIPEr Fellows 2019 Workshop Favorites

Submitted by Barbara Reisner, James Madison University

During our first fellows workshop, the first cohort of VIPEr fellows pulled together learning objects that they've used and liked or want to try the next time they teach their inorganic courses.

Subdiscipline: 
Atomic Structure and Periodicity
Bioinorganic Chemistry
Coordination Chemistry
Electrochemistry
Introductory Chemistry
Main Group Chemistry
Molecular Structure and Bonding
Nanochemistry
Organometallic Chemistry
Science Skills, Practices, and Resources
Solid State and Materials Chemistry
Spectroscopy and Structural Methods
Topics Covered: 
Acid-base chemistry
Bioinorganic chemistry
Bonding models: Discrete molecules
Bonding models: Extended systems
Catalysis
Chemical literature
Communication skills
Computer modeling
Coordination chemistry
Descriptive chemistry
Diffraction
Electron transfer
Electronic spectroscopy
Electronic structure
Ethics
Extended structure
f-block chemistry
Green chemistry
Group theory & applications
Intermolecular interactions
Kinetics
Main group chemistry
Materials chemistry
Molecular structure
Nanoscience
Nomenclature
Nuclear chemistry
Organometallic chemistry
Periodic trends
Physical methods / analytical techniques
Physical properties
Professional skills development
Reaction mechanisms
Solids & solid state chemistry
Symmetry
Synthesis and reactivity
Thermodynamics
Visualization
Prerequisites: 
No Prerequisites
First Semester Inorganic Chemistry / Foundation Course in Inorganic Chemistry
General Chemistry
Organic Chemistry
Physical Chemistry: Quantum Mechanics
Physical Chemistry: Thermodynamics
Corequisites: 
No Corequisites
General Chemistry
Organic Chemistry
Physical Chemistry: Quantum Mechanics
Physical Chemistry: Thermodynamics
Course Level: 
First year
Second year
Upper Division
15 May 2019

Rates of Chemical Reactions

Submitted by Will, Bucknell University
Evaluation Methods: 

A short problem set is assigned with the video

Evaluation Results: 

Most students are able to learn the content in this video independently

Description: 

Part 9 of the Flipped Learning in General Chemistry Series. This video explores the concept of reaction rate and shows how the rates of change of reactant and product concentrations vary during the course of a reaction.

Prerequisites: 
No Prerequisites
Corequisites: 
No Corequisites
Course Level: 
First year
Topics Covered: 
Kinetics
Subdiscipline: 
Introductory Chemistry
Learning Goals: 

After watching this video and completing the assigned problems, students should be able to define the rate of a chemical reaction, determine a rate (average or instantaneous) from a plot of concentration vs time data, and understand how the overall rate of a reaction is related to a balanced chemical equation.

Time Required: 
10-15 minutes
Web Resources: 
Rates of Chemical Reactions

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