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Intermediate Chemistry: Nitrogen, Transition Elements and Metal Complexes
Nitrogen gas is an inert (non-flammable) gas representing almost 78% of atmospheric air. This course teaches you about nitrogen, its reaction with hydrogen to produce ammonia, and the effects of its compounds on the environment. Then, we explore sulfur's physical properties and the production of sulfuric acid. The transition elements, their properties, redox reactions, and stereoisomerism of their complexes are also discussed.
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Intermediate Chemistry: Nitrogen, Transition Elements and Metal Complexes
This free online chemistry course covers the properties and uses of nitrogen, sulfur, and transition elements.
Nitrogen gas is an inert (non-flammable) gas representing almost 78% of atmospheric air. This course teaches you about nitrogen, its reaction with hydrogen to produce ammonia, and the effects of its compounds on the environment. Then, we explore sulfur's physical properties and the production of sulfuric acid. The transition elements, their properties, redox reactions, and stereoisomerism of their complexes are also discussed.
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Nitrogen and Sulfur
This module discusses Nitrogen (N), the most abundant element in group 15, and Sulfur, a bright yellow element in group 16. You will learn about their properties and the environmental impact of nitrogen compounds, sulfur oxides, and acid rain.
1.Learning Outcomes
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2.Nitrogen and Nitrogen Compounds
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3.Preparation of Ammonia in the Laboratory
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4.Sulfur Physical Properties and Manufacture
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5.Lesson Summary
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Transition Elements
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Course assessment
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