General Chemistry encourages a complete understanding of different processes that take place with substances. Quantitative chemical laws, stoichiometric ratio, chemical bonding, thermodynamics, reaction speed and the chemical equilibrium processes are the grounds of in-depth understanding of the chemistry discipline based learning in succeeding related studies. Seeing interrelationships between the quantitative composition of the solution and its colligative properties, as well as between the acid and base balance, and redox processes, allows predicting and explaining the different properties of new materials and other transformations. For example, metal corrosion resistance. Electrochemical processes are applied creating new energy sources, but studying the basis of organic chemistry will allow understanding the natural processes, including in the living organisms.