Online Help for Equilibrium – Chapt 17
Glencoe Matter and Change (Our Textbook)
Section 17.1 (Equilibrium: A State of Dynamic Balance) Self Check Quiz
Section 17.2 (Factors Affecting Chemical Equilibrium) Self Check Quiz
Section 17.3 (Using Equilibrium Constants) Self Check Quiz
Chapter 17 (Chemical Equilibrium) Standardized Test Practice
Education Portal – Chemistry 101
Equilibrium Constant (K) and Equilibrium Quotient (Q)
Using a RICE Table in Equilibrium Calculations
Solubility Equilibrium: Using a Solubility Constant (Ksp) in Calculations
Georgia Public Broadcasting Video Lectures (~ 30 minute introductory-level videos)
Chemistry 1202: LeChatelier's Principle, Keq
Brightstorm Videos (short videos on specific topics)
Topics:
Chemical Equilibrium Definition
Heterogeneous Equilibrium – Homogeneous Equilibrium
Le Chatelier's Principle
Equilibrium Changes
Solubility Equilibrium
Khan Academy
Reactions in Equilibrium
Keq Intuition (mathy and not necessary to progress)
Keq derivation intuition (can skip; bit mathy)
Heterogenous Equilibrium
Le Chatelier's Principle
Chemguy videos (short videos on specific topics)
Senior Chem
Equilibrium 1 - introduces the concept of equilibrium; closed systems
Equilibrium 2 - explains the law of mass action; equilibrium expressions
Equilibrium 3 - goes over heterogeneous equilibrium and the significance of the numerical value of K.
Equilibrium 4 - teaches how the equation balancing affects the value of K
Equilibrium 5 - uses K to determine equilibrium concentrations
Equilibrium 5b - calculates equilibrium concentrations given a K value; same as Equilibrium 5 lesson, but reloaded for
those having viewing problems with other one.
Equilibrium 6 - explains equilibrium shifting through calculation of Q value
Equilibrium 7 - teaches Le Chatelier's Principle.
AP Chem
Solubility Product 1 - molar solubility and Ksp
Solubility Product 2 - relative solubility and goes over a real tough complex ion formation problem
W.W. Norton & Company, Chemistry – The Science In Context, 2d edition, Gilbert et. al.
Chapter 15 – Chemical Equilbrium
This page offers a diagnostic quiz
ChemTours (basically multi-media tutorials)
Equilibrium
Equilibrium in the Gas Phase
Le Chatelier’s Principle
Solving Equilibrium Problems
Equilibrium and Thermodynamics
Fundamentals of Chemistry: textbook and self check tutorials
TEXTBOOK MATERIAL Chemical Equilibria
Continue from the link above using the “next” link on the page to access the textbook topics on shifting equilbria (Le
Chatelier’s Principle), Equilibria Involving Ions, and a Summary of Reaction Rates and Chemical Equilibrium.
TUTORIALS
Introduction to Equilibrium (has 3 topics)
Equilibrium Expressions / Practice Problems
Measuring Equilibrium Constants
LeChatelier's Principle / Cobalt Complexes
Chromate – Dichromate / Equilibrium Experiment
Buffers
Flintchem (YouTube videos)
equilibrium part 3 part 3 of 4 of AP equilibrium. This covers Q vs K and equilibrium calculation involving an ICE table
equilibrium part 4 part 4 of 4 of the unit in AP chemistry on equilibrium. This lesson covers Le Chateliers's principle.
ChemTeam (Tutorials for High School Chemistry)
http://www.chemteam.info/Equilibrium/Equilibrium.html
General Chemistry 1 and 2 – Professor Chuck Wight – University of Utah
A series of ten-minute (YouTube) videos that present concepts typically covered in the first and second semesters of a
college-level General Chemistry Course.
The playlist for Chemistry 1 The playlist for Chemistry 2
The videos of specific interest are: Chemical Equilibrium1
Chemical Equilibrium2
General Chemistry: An Integrated Approach, Third Edition, by Hill and Petrucci
http://wps.prenhall.com/esm_hillpetrucci_genchem_4/
Chapter 14 – Chemical Equilibrium
The link above will bring you to a page that has links to three different quizzes (Quiz 1, Quiz 2 and Master Quiz) and
some e-Media Activities. Shown below is an image capture of the page generated when you click the e-Media activities
link; the lines of text shown below are not active links from this Word document.
The ChemCollective
As a project in the National Science Digital Library (NSDL), the ChemCollective's goals are to support a community of
instructors interested in improving chemistry education through interactive and engaging online activities. The project
leader and many of the original and current contributors are from Carnegie Mellon University. The site contains
contributions from a variety of other institutions. See http://chemcollective.org/about_us/introduction
Provides a variety of resources (tutorials, simulations, concept tests, etc.) on ten major topics. The equilibrium resources are at:
http://chemcollective.org/equilib (shown below are screen shots – there are no active links)