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Crash Course Chemistry

46 punchy 10-minute episodes covering all of introductory chemistry - atoms bonding reactions equilibrium thermodynamic… Beginner 2 – 10 hrs Video series No prerequisites View I Website Staff pick Donald Sadoway · MIT OpenCourseWare

Introduction to Solid State Chemistry - MIT 3.091SC

MIT's most popular OCW course of all time. Sadoway's legendary lectures cover atomic structure bonding thermodynamics k… Beginner 40 – 100 hrs Lecture series Exercises No prerequisites View C Website Sal Khan · Khan Academy

Chemistry - Khan Academy

Full introductory chemistry with videos and built-in practice - atomic structure bonding stoichiometry acids/bases kine… Beginner 40 – 100 hrs Video series Exercises No prerequisites View C YouTube Dr. Deboki Chakravarti · YouTube / PBS

Crash Course Organic Chemistry

50 episodes of sophomore-level organic chemistry - nomenclature stereochemistry reaction mechanisms spectroscopy and sy… Beginner 2 – 10 hrs Video series No prerequisites View

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