Chemical Reactions: Conversion and Energy Balances

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Explores stoichiometry in chemical reactions, including balancing reactions and determining limiting reagents.

Covers stoichiometry, reaction enthalpy, bond dissociation, and progress variables in chemical reactions.

Explores chemical potential, affinity, and osmosis in chemical reactions, emphasizing reaction progress over time.

Explores pericyclic reactions, focusing on mechanisms, controls, correlation diagrams, and tools to determine reaction mechanisms.

Explores reaction kinetics, rate laws, measurement techniques, and binding kinetics between ligands and proteins.

Introduces chemical reactions, stoichiometry, molar masses, and ideal gas laws.

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