Chemistry Course by Math And Science
Math and Science · 10 lessons · Free on YouTube
Add, Subtract, Multiply, Divide w/ Significant Figures (Sig Fig Rules) - [1-1-15]
About this course
Strengthen your understanding of chemistry from the ground up with a free online course designed to make core concepts feel clear and usable, not intimidating. Whether you are studying for school, preparing for exams, or returning to science after a break, this course helps you connect everyday observations to the chemical principles behind them.
You will develop a solid foundation by exploring how chemists describe matter and change. Learn to distinguish elements, compounds, and mixtures, and recognize the difference between homogeneous and heterogeneous materials using practical, real-world reasoning. You will also build intuition about states of matter, including why substances behave differently as solids, liquids, gases, or plasma, and what causes transitions like melting and boiling. Concepts like intermolecular forces come to life through accessible explanations that show why water’s boiling point is unusually high compared to many other small molecules.
To support strong scientific thinking, the course emphasizes measurement skills that show up everywhere in chemistry. You will practice temperature conversions between Celsius and Kelvin, understand what makes the Kelvin scale unique, and learn how density links mass and volume to help identify materials. Just as important, you will gain confidence working with significant figures, accuracy, and precision so your calculations reflect appropriate scientific reporting rather than just a numeric answer.
Throughout, short lessons are paired with targeted practice questions so you can check your understanding immediately and improve faster. By the end, you will be able to interpret basic chemical information, choose correct symbols and properties, and perform common calculations with greater reliability—skills that support further study in chemistry, lab work, and other science courses.
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