Information from chemical analysis forms a base for requirements used by engineers, technicians, and scientists. Engineers, for instance, cannot do without the concept of equilibrium. Technicians, on the other hand, require that safety standards are conducted on hazardous materials like acids while chemists often require various specialized instrumental techniques within and outside their areas of specialization. Chemical analysis is very broad and technical. It covers techniques for calculations, analysis, and reporting of concepts in general chemistry. You will be presented with an important standardized technique for conducting accurate acid-base titrations along with unique skills for predicting the spontaneity of reactions. This includes aspects of chemical equilibrium covering the effects of concentration, temperature and pressure on chemical balance together with their shifts. 

This course educated you on the basics of common redox reactions found in the fundamental equations that give us energy all over our universe. They are found in reactions where electrons are caused to move, thereby releasing spontaneous energy. This free online course illustrates these reactions at both atomic and molecular levels in clear terms. The material makes it easy for you to understand concepts around atoms, molecules, and compounds. Learners are also introduced to useful details for mastering basic nuclear and organic reactions as well as other common reactions. This includes secrets every student should have before sitting for their high school exam in chemistry.

Usually, people perceive nuclear chemistry and its reactions to be solely destructive, causing them to lose opportunities for learning about the benefits of nuclear radioactive particles, especially in relation to energy generation. They also shy away from the important applications of organic chemistry in medicine, therapy, and product processing useful to our everyday lives. You will learn about the many benefits that these fields of chemistry have in making life sustainable. Furthermore, acids are often seen as bad, often neglecting the defining property of varying concentrations that makes acids, bases, and salts harmless. Enjoy a good refresher on your basic chemistry covering general, organic, and nuclear chemistry by enrolling for free today.