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This video is for my Chemistry class. It goes through how Outcome Based Assessment looks in Powerschool and with holistic marking.

Diana Rhys-Brown (DRB MsChemistryQueen) and her Alberta Chem 30 class use Faraday's Law to calculate the stoichiometry of electrochemical half reactions

Diana Rhys-Brown (DRB MsChemistryQueen) and her Alberta Chem 30 class calculate cell potential for electrochemical cells, and change the reference half cell.

Diana Rhys-Brown (DRB MsChemistryQueen) and her Alberta Chem 30 class calculate Cell potential (Voltage) of Electrochemical Cells

Diana Rhys-Brown (DRB MsChemistryQueen) and her Alberta Chem 30 class talk about the chloride anomaly found in Electrolytic Cells

Diana Rhys-Brown (DRB MsChemistryQueen) and her Alberta Chem 30 class use Major OHe to help balance redox reactions in acidic conditions.

Diana Rhys-Brown (DRB MsChemistryQueen) and her Alberta Chem 30 class learn how to predict the spontaneity of redox reactions and build reduction half reaction tables from a set of data.

Diana Rhys-Brown (DRB MsChemistryQueen) and her Alberta Chem 30 class learn about reduction and oxidation half reactions in the Electrochemistry unit. Please note, at 7 min in I label the Cu 1 reaction as GER when it's LEO, and I make the same error with the S2- reaction. Must have been nervous in front of that camera!

DRB's Welcome

Diana Rhys-Brown (DRB MsChemistryQueen) and her Alberta Chem 30 class cover pH calculations in Weak Acid solutions using equilibrium constants and Ka expressions.

Diana Rhys-Brown (DRB MsChemistryQueen) and her Alberta Chem 30 class cover pH and pOH calculations in Weak Base solutions using equilibrium constants and Kb expressions.

Diana Rhys-Brown (DRB Ms Chemistry Queen) introduces Predicting Bronstead-Lowry Acids and Bases to her Alberta Chem 30 class. This is especially important to amphiprotic, and weak and strong acid reactions.

Diana Rhys-Brown (DRB Ms Chemistry Queen) introduces Bronstead-Lowry Acids and Bases, as well as conjugate Acid and base pairs, to her Alberta Chem 30 class.

Diana Rhys-Brown (Ms Chemistry Queen DRB) teaches her Alberta Chem 30 class about changing volume/pressure and temperature in an equilibrium. Le Chatelier.

Le Chatelier's Principle Part 1 of 2: Concentration

ICE Tables for Equilibrium reactions

Dynamic Equilibrium

Equilibrium Expressions Part 1 of 2

Equilibrium Expressions Part 2 of 2

Elimination Reactions: Organic Chemistry

Addition reactions: Organic Chemistry

Substitution Reactions: Organic Chemistry

Naming Esters

Naming Carboxylic Acids

Naming Alcohols

Naming Aromatics - benzene and phenyl comounds

Naming Cycloalkanes, Cycloalkenes, and Cycloalkynes

Naming Alkyl Halides or Organic Halides

Naming Alkenes and Alkynes