IB DP Chemistry | Reactivity 3: Reaction Pathways | Lesson Walkthrough Bundle
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R3.2 Electron Transfer
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IB DP Chemistry R3.2 L11 | Standard Electrode Potentials and the Hydrogen Electrode | Lesson Walkthrough
Interpret standard electrode potentials using the standard hydrogen electrode as a reference.
IB DP Chemistry R3.2 L12 | Calculating E°cell and Predicting Spontaneity | Lesson Walkthrough
Calculate standard cell potentials and predict redox spontaneity.
IB DP Chemistry R3.2 L13 | Linking Cell Potential to Gibbs Energy | Lesson Walkthrough
Link cell potential with Gibbs energy and compare criteria for spontaneous change.
IB DP Chemistry R3.2 L14 | Electrolysis of Aqueous Solutions: Competing Electrode Reactions | Lesson Walkthrough
Predict competing electrode reactions during electrolysis of aqueous solutions.
IB DP Chemistry R3.2 L15 | Electroplating: Designing the Electrode Reactions | Lesson Walkthrough
Design an electroplating cell and justify the choice of electrodes and electrolyte.
IB DP Chemistry R3.2 L6 | Voltaic Cells: From Spontaneous Redox to Electrical Energy | Lesson Walkthrough
Explain how spontaneous redox reactions generate electrical energy in voltaic cells.
IB DP Chemistry R3.2 L7 | Rechargeable Cells: Reversing Redox Reactions | Lesson Walkthrough
Explain reversible redox reactions in rechargeable cells and the limits of rechargeability.
IB DP Chemistry R3.2 L8 | Electrolytic Cells and Molten Salts | Lesson Walkthrough
Predict electrode reactions and products during electrolysis of molten salts.
IB DP Chemistry R3.2 L9 | Organic Oxidation: Alcohols to Carbonyls and Carboxylic Acids | Lesson Walkthrough
Track organic oxidation from alcohols to carbonyl compounds and carboxylic acids.