Course Description
Imagine being able to see the world in a completely new way-not just as a collection of objects, but as a vibrant, interconnected web of elements, molecules, and reactions. From the breath you take to the technology in your hands, chemistry is the silent architect of life as we know it. It's not just a science; it's the key to understanding the universe's most profound secrets.
This isn't just another course. It's a journey-a guided exploration that will transform the way you think about the world. Chemistry is more than memorizing formulas or balancing equations; it's the science of why things happen. Why does your smartphone work? How does food fuel your body? What powers the stars? Every answer starts with chemistry.
In this course, you won't just learn chemistry-you'll experience it. Whether you're a curious beginner or someone seeking to deepen your understanding, this course welcomes you with open arms. Designed to make complex ideas simple and engaging, it's not about intimidation or jargon. It's about opening doors.
From the fundamental building blocks of atoms and molecules to the energetic forces that drive change, every concept is taught with clarity and purpose. You'll discover the rules that govern chemical bonding, uncover the secrets of acids and bases, and even explore how energy moves through systems, creating the motion we see around us. This is chemistry brought to life-practical, relatable, and endlessly fascinating.
But this course isn't just about knowledge; it's about empowerment. It's about giving you the tools to think critically, solve problems, and see connections where others see chaos. These skills aren't just for the lab; they're for life. Whether you dream of advancing your career, exploring new academic paths, or simply understanding the science of the everyday, this course is your stepping stone.
What sets this course apart? It's entirely self-paced and tailored to your lifestyle. No rigid schedules or dense textbooks-just you, your curiosity, and a course that adapts to your needs. Every lesson builds naturally on the last, creating a seamless journey that's as rewarding as it is enjoyable.
By the end, you'll have more than knowledge. You'll have mastery. You'll understand not just the "what" of chemistry, but the "why"-and you'll be ready to take your newfound expertise into the world.
This is your moment. Chemistry isn't just for scientists; it's for everyone. It's for you. Enroll today, and discover the science that connects us
- Completely Online
- Self-Paced
- 6 Months to Complete
- 24/7 Availability
- Start Anytime
- PC & Mac Compatible
- Android & iOS Friendly
- Accredited CEUs

Learning Outcomes
- Describe the transition from mystical alchemy to empirical science and its impact on the development of modern chemistry.
- Recognize the contributions of ancient alchemy in laying foundational techniques for modern chemical processes such as distillation.
- Describe the process of converting units using dimensional analysis, correctly identifying and applying appropriate conversion factors.
- Explain the significance of significant figures in scientific measurements by demonstrating how to report values accurately in calculations and conversions.
- Demonstrate the process of balancing chemical equations to ensure accuracy and conservation of mass in chemical reactions.
- Identify and apply conversion factors from the periodic table to calculate the mass of reactants and products in a chemical reaction.
- Calculate the molarity or molality of a solution from given data, and determine how changes in solute concentration affect colligative properties such as boiling point elevation and freezing point depression.
- Identify and classify different types of chemical reactions as synthesis, decomposition, single displacement, or double displacement using real-world examples.
- Analyze the effects of pressure and temperature changes on gas behavior using Boyle's and Charles' Laws to predict outcomes in different scenarios.
- Demonstrate an understanding of the relationships between pressure, volume, temperature, and moles of a gas by solving Ideal Gas Law equations accurately.
- Define the differences between kinetic and potential energy by calculating changes using real-world examples.
- Identify exothermic and endothermic reactions through enthalpy changes and describe their environmental implications.
- Recognize the distinct types of electromagnetic radiation and their interactions with matter, based on wavelength and energy levels.
- Demonstrate mastery of lesson content at levels of 70% or higher.
Assessment Guide
Assessment | Points |
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Introduce Yourself | 2 points |
Lesson 1 Exam | 10 points |
Lesson 1 Review Exam | 20 points |
Lesson 2 Activity | 1 points |
Lesson 2 Exam | 10 points |
Lesson 2 Review Exam | 20 points |
Lesson 3 Exam | 10 points |
Lesson 4 Exam | 10 points |
Lesson 5 Activity | 1 points |
Lesson 5 Exam | 10 points |
Lesson 6 Exam | 10 points |
Lesson 7 Activity | 1 points |
Lesson 7 Exam | 10 points |
Lesson 8 Exam | 9 points |
Lesson 9 Exam | 10 points |
Lesson 10 Exam | 10 points |
Lesson 11 Activity | 1 points |
Lesson 11 Exam | 10 points |
Lesson 12 Activity | 1 points |
Lesson 12 Exam | 10 points |
Lesson 13 Activity | 1 points |
Lesson 13 Exam | 10 points |
Lesson 14 Exam | 10 points |
Lesson 15 Exam | 10 points |
Lesson 16 Exam | 10 points |
The Final Exam | 46 points |