Complete General Chemistry 20+ hours of lectures & examples (Udemy.com)

Al the explanations are very clear, and well explained. In the High School Chemistry was a very difficult subject for me, but with this course I can understand all those concepts and calculations I didn't undestand. I'm taking this course because I'm doing something with atomic physics and I want to see what's happening in the "macrostate". Now it's very fun because I'm using a lot proportions and convertion factors. I'm loving it!

I like the explanation, and so far the course is good. I remember everything that my teacher already taught me. Thank you

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Thus far, I have been a new cast to the symbol representing micro, and to the great discoverers of elemental quantities.

It was interesting and was helpful to catch up with old concepts and get a better base for further studies.

Instructor is monotonous, and I got so bored listening to his delivery, that I discontinued the course, and instead went straight to Khan Academy. I noticed that Tera was spelt Teri, and I think this is an error.

I found this chemistry course to be very easy to understand. It's not at all pretentious like all those school curriculum based science explanations that fill an entire 1500-page text book with a redundant, over-complicated mess of explanations. I'm excited and looking forward to beginning other EE courses especially the RF by the Rahsoft Chemical Engineering Department.

So far the information is useful and I feel like I am learning some things, but the instructor's accent is making it hard to understand some concepts and the subtitles are useless because they are auto generated. I like the slides because they are organized, and that helps a bit.

I don’t like chemistry that much but listening to the lectures explaining in the simplest way increased my interest in the subject

Although this is General Chemistry 101, the parts of History of Chemistry are a little bit excessive. I would not want to learn that much about the history in the first 5 lectures. Everything that I am currently learning in General Chemistry 116 is interesting. Also, the narrator's/instructor's accent can become a little incomprehensible at times.