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Sunitha and Ifadha reviewed acid-base chemistry, covering Bronsted-Lowry definitions, strong and weak acids/bases, pH calculations, and the use of indicators. Ifadha practiced identifying acids and bases in reactions and calculating pH values. They scheduled the next class for Wednesday and discussed Ifadha's potential absence on Saturday.

Sunitha tutored Fathima on acid-base chemistry, covering the Brønsted-Lowry definition, acid-base identification, conjugate pairs, and amphiprotic substances. Fathima practiced identifying acids, bases, and conjugate pairs in chemical reactions. They plan to discuss the strength of acids and bases in the next session, and Fathima was assigned review questions from page 381.

Sunitha tutored Fathima on chemistry concepts, including mole calculations, atomic structure, periodic trends, and polymerization. Fathima practiced problems related to these topics and received clarification on identifying monomers in polymers. Sunitha assigned a follow-up task to send the polymer question for detailed explanation and confirmed that Fathima may need to reschedule the next session due to exams.

Sunitha tutored Ifadha on various chemistry topics, including writing chemical formulas, naming compounds (especially transition metals), properties of ionic compounds, mass spectrometry, electronic configurations, and periodic trends like atomic radius. They also discussed metallic bonding, metal reactions with acids, and shortcuts for determining electronic configurations using the periodic table. Sunitha assigned practice problems on identifying elements from electronic configurations.

Sunitha and Ifadha reviewed chemistry concepts, including solubility rules, precipitation reactions, periodic table trends, and ionic bonding. Ifadha practiced identifying precipitates, spectator ions, electronic configurations, and applying periodic trends to predict chemical properties. They plan to continue exam preparation in the next session, focusing on short and long answer questions.

Sunitha Subramanya and Ifadha discussed Ifadha's recent test and research on gold production and the circular economy before diving into water's solvent properties, including intermolecular forces, hydrogen bonding, and the differences between solutions, suspensions, and colloids. Sunitha explained dissolution, miscibility, the "like dissolves like" rule, and the solubility of molecular and ionic compounds, covering hydration, dissociation, ionization, and the SNAP solubility rule. Ifadha was assigned to review solubility tables for their next session.