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Sessions

Short interactive lessons that ask a question before they explain. One session takes about ten minutes and ends with questions to check what you have understood.

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SESSION 5 5 Real Numbers Class 10 · Maths Real Numbers Free

Proving a number is irrational

Assume √2 is a fraction in lowest terms and show both parts are even: proof by contradiction.

SESSION 1 1 Units and Measurement Class 11 · Physics Units and Measurement Free

Measuring, and the SI system

A measurement is a number and a unit. Seven SI base units define every other unit in physics.

SESSION 2 2 Units and Measurement Class 11 · Physics Units and Measurement Free

Significant figures

The significant figures of a measurement are the reliable digits plus one estimated digit.

SESSION 3 3 Units and Measurement Class 11 · Physics Units and Measurement Free

Rounding through a calculation

Products keep the fewest significant figures; sums keep the fewest decimal places.

SESSION 4 4 Units and Measurement Class 11 · Physics Units and Measurement Free

Dimensions of physical quantities

The dimensions of a quantity state which base quantities it is made from, and with what powers.

SESSION 5 5 Units and Measurement Class 11 · Physics Units and Measurement Free

Dimensional analysis

If two sides of an equation have different dimensions, it is wrong. A match does not prove it right.

SESSION 1 1 Counting Atoms by Weighing Class 11 · Chemistry Counting Atoms by Weighing Free

What matter is made of

Mixtures and pure substances, elements and compounds, and the physical methods that separate a mixture.

SESSION 2 2 Counting Atoms by Weighing Class 11 · Chemistry Counting Atoms by Weighing Free

Measuring, and significant figures

Measured values carry units and a stated number of significant figures. Precision and accuracy differ.

SESSION 3 3 Counting Atoms by Weighing Class 11 · Chemistry Counting Atoms by Weighing Free

The laws of chemical combination

Five patterns in the masses and volumes of reacting substances, explained by Dalton’s atomic theory.

SESSION 4 4 Counting Atoms by Weighing Class 11 · Chemistry Counting Atoms by Weighing Free

The mole

The mole is 6.022 × 10²³ particles, chosen so that the formula mass in grams is one mole.

SESSION 5 5 Counting Atoms by Weighing Class 11 · Chemistry Counting Atoms by Weighing Free

From mass to formula

Percentage composition gives mole ratios, the empirical formula, and with the molar mass, the molecular formula.

SESSION 6 6 Counting Atoms by Weighing Class 11 · Chemistry Counting Atoms by Weighing Free

Stoichiometry

A balanced equation gives mole ratios, which give the amounts formed and the limiting reagent.

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