Equilibrium Practice Problems Table of Contents User Notes CHP Home

I.   Review

II. Introduction and General Solution

III. Gas-Phase Equilibria

VI. Weak Acids and Bases

V. Advanced Acid/Base

VI.   Buffers

VII. Precipitation

I. Background Review

Review the following background material before beginning the equilibria problems. You might also want to try the pretest on basic math and chemical concepts.

I-1. Pretest

I-2. Problem Solving

I-3. Math Review

I-4. Chemistry Units

I-5. Reactions

I-6. Stoichiometry (balancing reactions)

I-7. Spectator Ions

II. General Solution to Equilibria Problems

II-1. Introduction

II-2. Equilibrium Constant

II-3. Le Chatelier's Principle

II-4. Reaction Quotient

II-5. General Solution

III. Gas-Phase Equilibria

III-1. Introduction

III-2. Sample Gas-Phase Problem

III-3. List of Gas-Phase Problems

III-4. Simple Gas-Phase Problems

III-5. Advanced Gas-Phase Problems

IV. Weak Acids and Weak Bases

IV-1. Introduction

IV-2. Sample Problems

IV-3. List of Weak Acid and Weak Base Problems

IV-4. Weak Acid Problems

IV-5. Weak Base Problems

V. Advanced Weak Acid and Weak Base Problems

V-1. Introduction to Acidic and Basic Salts

V-2. Acidic and Basic Salt Sample Problem

V-3. List of Acidic and Basic Salt Problems

V-4. Acidic and Basic Salt Problems

VI. Buffers

VI-1. Buffers Introduction and Sample Problem

VI-2. Polyprotic Acids Introduction and Sample Problem

VI-3. List of Buffer and Polyprotic Acid Problems

VI-4. Buffer Problems

VI-5. Polyprotic Acid Problems

VII. Precipitation Equilibria

VII-1. Introduction

VII-2. Sample Precipitation Problem

VII-3. List of Precipitation Problems

VII-4. Simple Precipitation Problems

VII-5. Advanced Precipitation Problems