High School Hard Sciences

Rigorous, college-preparatory scientific disciplines for grades 9-12, focusing on the fundamental biological mechanisms, the compositional and reactive nature of chemistry, and the physical laws governing the universe.

Did you know?

While it is almost always called water, the systematic chemical name for H2O is actually 'dihydrogen monoxide'.
While changes in concentration or pressure can shift a chemical equilibrium, only a change in temperature will alter the actual value of the equilibrium constant, K.
By calculating a reaction's 'quotient' (Q) at any moment and comparing it to its equilibrium constant (K), chemists can predict the direction the reaction needs to shift to reach equilibrium.
In chemistry, the names of many simple compounds are created by keeping the metal's name and changing the end of the nonmetal's name to '-ide,' turning sodium and chlorine into 'sodium chloride'.
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