Extra Help is available after school in Room 210! :o)
There will be NO EXTRA help on Thursday afternoons!
See me to make arrangements to stay!
Homeroom Laker Day Picture!
Reminder: If you are absent
you are expected to see me the day
you return to school to obtain
the missed class
materials/new assignments, turn in assignments that are due, and make up any
missed exams.
NO LATE WORK WILL BE
ACCEPTED!
Reminder: If you are absent on
lab days, labs must be made up after school on the day you return to school.
Simply copying the
information from another student is unacceptable.
Science Concepts H/Pre-IB:
A1, B2, B3(1st lunch)
|
Date
Assigned (A-Day & B-day) |
Assignment |
Due Date (A-Day & B-day) |
|
03/06
& 03/07 |
TERM 3! A1: ·
Happy
Term 3! B2 & B3: ·
Finish
the Periodic Table packet. You have
all of the bonding information in your notes from todays class. ·
Draw
the Ionic Bonds for the following pairs of elements: o
1.
Lithium & Oxygen o
2.
Bromine & Sodium o
3.
Bromine & Potassium o
4.
Strontium & Oxygen o
5.
Barium & Fluroine o
6.
Chlorine & Cesium o
7.
Magnesium & Phosphorus o
8.
Chlorine & Calcium o
9.
Sodium & Sulfur o
10.
Lithium & Nitrogen |
03/08
& 03/09 |
|
03/08
& 03/09 |
A1: ·
Finish
the Periodic Table packet. You have all
of the bonding information in your notes from todays class. ·
Draw
the Ionic Bonds for the following pairs of elements: o
1.
Lithium & Oxygen o
2.
Bromine & Sodium o
3.
Bromine & Potassium o
4.
Strontium & Oxygen o
5.
Barium & Fluroine o
6.
Chlorine & Cesium o
7.
Magnesium & Phosphorus o
8.
Chlorine & Calcium o
9.
Sodium & Sulfur o
10.
Lithium & Nitrogen ·
Draw
the Covalent Bonds for the following compounds: o
1. Br2 o
2. C2H2 o
3. HI o
4. CO2 o
5. CF4 o
6. C2H2F2 o
7. F2 o
8. H2S o
9. OF2 o
10. NF3 B2 & B3: ·
Draw
the Covalent Bonds for the following compounds: o
1. Br2 o
2. C2H2 o
3. HI o
4. CO2 o
5. CF4 o
6. C2H2F2 o
7. F2 o
8. H2S o
9. OF2 o
10. NF3 Unit 7 Exam! Periodic Table, Atoms/Ions, Bonding Wednesday, March 14th
(A-Day) & Thursday, March 15th (B-Day) Final Exam Grades
have been posted! To get to the
final grade on power school after you have logged on to your grade page: Ψ click on Grade History Ψ on this new screen scroll down
to Y1 (for yearlong grading) Ψ on the line for Science
Concepts Pre-IB/H click on the # value under % column Ψ on this new screen scroll down
to the bottom and the final exam part 1 grade will be the last item listed Remember, this is
only the first half of your final exam grade.
You will take the second half of the final in early June and the two
scores will be averaged together. This
average will contribute to 1/7 of your final yearlong grade in Science
Concepts Pre-IB/H. ***Make
sure you bring your scheduling sheets with you to class next Monday &
Tuesday so we can get them filled out for next year!*** |
03/12
& 03/13 |
|
03/12
& 03/13 |
A1: ·
Study
for Unit 7 Exam! B2 & B3: ·
Study
for Unit 7 Exam! Unit 7 Exam! Periodic Table, Atoms/Ions, Bonding Wednesday, March 14th
(A-Day) & Thursday, March 15th (B-Day) Final Exam Grades have
been posted! To get to the
final grade on power school after you have logged on to your grade page: Ψ click on Grade History Ψ on this new screen scroll down
to Y1 (for yearlong grading) Ψ on the line for Science Concepts
Pre-IB/H click on the # value under % column Ψ on this new screen scroll down
to the bottom and the final exam part 1 grade will be the last item listed Remember, this is
only the first half of your final exam grade.
You will take the second half of the final in early June and the two
scores will be averaged together. This
average will contribute to 1/7 of your final yearlong grade in Science
Concepts Pre-IB/H. |
03/14
& 03/15 |
|
03/14
& 03/15 |
A1: ·
Relax
your test is over! B2 & B3: ·
Relax
your test is over! |
03/19
& 03/20 |
|
03/19
& 03/20 |
A1: ·
Read
Sections 4.1 & 4.2 in your textbook and take notes//outline ·
Complete
Study Guide & Reinforcement pgs. 46 B2 & B3: ·
Read
Sections 4.1 & 4.2 in your textbook and take notes//outline ·
Complete
Study Guide & Reinforcement pgs. 46 |
03/21
& 03/22 |
|
03/21
& 03/22 |
A1: ·
Complete
both sides of the Naming & Writing Compounds worksheet in your
notes. Be sure to show all of the
steps for the criss-cross of the compounds and name
them. Dont forget Roman Numerals in
names with transition metals! B2 & B3: ·
Complete
both sides of the Naming & Writing Compounds worksheet in your
notes. Be sure to show all of the
steps for the criss-cross of the compounds and name
them. Dont forget Roman Numerals in
names with transition metals! |
03/23
& 03/26 |
|
03/23
& 03/26 |
A1: ·
Complete
the back of the worksheet we started in class with writing the ionic formulas
based on the names. Be sure to show all
of the steps for the criss-cross of the
compounds. Dont forget Roman Numerals
in names with transition metals! ·
Complete
the ½ worksheet of Naming & Writing Covalent (Molecular) Compounds. Remember you are using the prefix system,
not criss-crossing or reducing! B2 & B3: ·
Complete
the back of the worksheet we started in class with writing the ionic formulas
based on the names. Be sure to show
all of the steps for the criss-cross of the
compounds. Dont forget Roman Numerals
in names with transition metals! ·
Complete
the ½ worksheet of Naming & Writing Covalent (Molecular) Compounds. Remember you are using the prefix system,
not criss-crossing or reducing! Extra practice
naming & writing formulas click
here! ·
Molecular
Compounds (Quizzes 1 & 2) ·
Binary
Ionic Compounds (Quizzes 7 & 8) ·
Polyatomic
Ionic Compounds (Quizzes 9 & 10) ·
Polyatomic
& Binary Ionic Compounds (Quizzes 11 &12) Thats a total of 6,384 practice problems!!! Write them down in your notes in case you have questions!!! Unit 8 Exam! Chemical Compounds Naming/Writing Chemical Formulas Tuesday, April 3rd (A-Day)
& Wednesday, April 4th (B-Day) |
03/27
& 03/28 |
|
03/27
& 03/28 |
A1: ·
Complete
the Mole-Mass Conversions for Compounds ½ worksheet. Be sure to show all of your work in your
notes! Round your atomic masses to two
decimal places from the periodic table. ·
Start
to study for your exam on this unit next week. B2 & B3: ·
Complete
the Mole-Mass Conversions for Compounds ½ worksheet. Be sure to show all of your work in your
notes! Round your atomic masses to two
decimal places from the periodic table. ·
Start
to study for your exam on this unit next week. Extra practice
naming & writing formulas click
here! ·
Molecular
Compounds (Quizzes 1 & 2) ·
Binary
Ionic Compounds (Quizzes 7 & 8) ·
Polyatomic
Ionic Compounds (Quizzes 9 & 10) ·
Polyatomic
& Binary Ionic Compounds (Quizzes 11 &12) Thats a total of 6,384 practice problems!!! Write them down in your notes in case you have questions!!! Unit 8 Exam! Chemical Compounds Naming/Writing Chemical Formulas Tuesday, April 3rd (A-Day)
& Wednesday, April 4th (B-Day) |
03/29
& 04/02 |
|
03/29
& 04/02 |
A1: ·
Complete
the Naming Review worksheet that we started in class. Check your answers
before the exam! Come see me with any questions! ·
Complete
the Unit 8 Exam Review sheet. Key will
be in my room! ·
Study
for your exam!! B2 & B3: ·
Complete
the Naming Review worksheet that we started in class. Check your answers
before the exam! Come see me with any questions! ·
Complete
the Unit 8 Exam Review sheet. Key will
be in my room! ·
Study
for your exam!! Extra practice
naming & writing formulas click
here! ·
Molecular
Compounds (Quizzes 1 & 2) ·
Binary
Ionic Compounds (Quizzes 7 & 8) ·
Polyatomic
Ionic Compounds (Quizzes 9 & 10) ·
Polyatomic
& Binary Ionic Compounds (Quizzes 11 &12) Thats a total of 6,384 practice problems!!! Write them down in your notes in case you have questions!!! Unit 8 Exam! Chemical Compounds Naming/Writing Chemical Formulas Tuesday, April 3rd (A-Day)
& Wednesday, April 4th (B-Day) |
04/03
& 04/04 |
|
04/03
& 04/04 |
IF YOU WERE ABSENT FOR THE TEST IT
MUST BE MADE UP BEFORE SPRING BREAK OR IT IS A 0. SEE ME OR EMAIL ME TO MAKE ARRANGEMENTS. A1: ·
Relax
a bit, your exam is over and its almost spring break! ·
We
will be moving on to Organic Chemistry next class!! :o) B2 & B3: ·
Relax
a bit, your exam is over and its almost spring break! ·
We
will be moving on to Organic Chemistry next class!! :o) |
04/05
& 04/16 |
|
04/05 |
A1: ·
Finish
drawing the alkenes and alkynes in your notes. ·
Read
Section 4.4 in your
textbook and take notes//outline. Dont forget when we come back to
school, Monday April 16th is a
dress uniform day!!! |
04/17 |
|
|
Have a wonderful Spring Break!!
|
|
|
04/16 |
B2: ·
Finish
drawing the alkanes, alkenes, and alkynes in your
notes. ·
Read
Section 4.4 in your
textbook and take notes//outline. B3: ·
Finish
drawing the alkenes and alkynes in your notes. ·
Read
Section 4.4 in your
textbook and take notes//outline. |
04/18 |
|
04/17
& 04/18 |
A1: ·
Complete
Study Guide & Reinforcement pgs. 54.
If you choose not to photocopy them, write the responses in such a way
that you can use them as a tool to help you study! ·
Look
over/study your notes we have on organic thus far. This is not a big unit, so a test will be
coming up shortly!! B2 & B3: ·
Complete
Study Guide & Reinforcement pgs. 54.
If you choose not to photocopy them, write the responses in such a way
that you can use them as a tool to help you study! ·
Look
over/study your notes we have on organic thus far. This is not a big unit, so a test will be
coming up shortly!! |
04/19
& 04/20 |
|
04/19
& 04/20 |
A1: ·
Look
over/study your notes we have on organic thus far. This is not a big unit, so a test will be
coming up shortly!! B2 & B3: ·
Look
over/study your notes we have on organic thus far. This is not a big unit, so a test will be
coming up shortly!! |
04/23
& 04/24 |
|
04/23
& 04/24 |
A1: ·
Complete
Study Guide & Reinforcement pgs. 55.
If you choose not to photocopy them, write the responses in such a way
that you can use them as a tool to help you study! ·
Look
over/study your notes we have on organic thus far. This is not a big unit, so a test will be
coming up shortly!! B2 & B3: ·
Complete
Study Guide & Reinforcement pgs. 55.
If you choose not to photocopy them, write the responses in such a way
that you can use them as a tool to help you study! ·
Look
over/study your notes we have on organic thus far. This is not a big unit, so a test will be
coming up shortly!! Unit 8 Exam! ·
Organic
compounds ·
Alkanes ·
Alkenes ·
Alkynes ·
Aromatic
compounds ·
Substituted
hydrocarbons ·
Alcohols ·
Organic
acids ·
Esters ·
Biological
Molecules Monday, April 30th (A-Day)
& Tuesday, May 1st (B-Day) |
04/25
& 04/26 |
|
04/25
& 04/26 |
A1: ·
Complete
the Unit 9: Organic Chemistry Exam Review sheet! ·
Study
for your exam! ·
Wizard of Oz Members: Make sure you get the notes on
biological molecules from someone or open the Biological Molecules link below
for the power point! I have also
linked the review sheet above if you need it!
Once you get them, if you have any questions, please ask/email me!!
And good luck this weekend! Cant wait to see the production, Im sure it
will be excellent! B2 & B3: ·
Complete
the Unit 9: Organic Chemistry Exam Review sheet! ·
Study
for your exam! ·
B3:
Here are the subsitituted
hydrocarbons practice problems.
Come in and see me/email me with any questions/concerns! ·
Wizard of Oz Members: Make sure you get the notes on
biological molecules from someone or open the Biological Molecules link below
for the power point! I have also
linked the review sheet above if you need it!
Once you get them, if you have any questions, please ask/email me!!
And good luck this weekend! Cant wait to see the production, Im sure it
will be excellent! Unit 8 Exam! ·
Organic
compounds ·
Alkanes ·
Alkenes ·
Alkynes ·
Aromatic
compounds ·
Substituted
hydrocarbons ·
Alcohols ·
Organic
acids ·
Esters Monday, April 30th (A-Day)
& Tuesday, May 1st (B-Day) |
04/30
& 05/01 |
|
04/30
& 05/01 |
A1: ·
Wizard of Oz Members: Nice job this past weekend! All of
your time and hard work paid off, the show was excellent! ·
Below
I have listed some tentative dates from now until the end of the year. They are all subject to change, so make
sure you keep checking. This will
allow you to plan out and prepare for the end of the year since this is going
to quickly become a busy time for you! B2 & B3: ·
Wizard of Oz Members: Nice job this past weekend! All of
your time and hard work paid off, the show was excellent! ·
Below
I have listed some tentative dates from now until the end of the year. They are all subject to change, so make
sure you keep checking. This will
allow you to plan out and prepare for the end of the year since this is going
to quickly become a busy time for you! Tentative Important Dates! ·
Unit
10: Chemical Equations & Reactions o
May
10th (A-Day) & May 11th (B-Day) Chemical
Reactions Lab o
May
21st (A-Day) & May 22nd (B-Day) Chemical
Reactions/Equations Exam ·
Unit
11: Solutions & Acids/Bases o
May
30th (A-Day) & May 31st (B-Day) Solutions Exam ·
End
of the Year wrap up o
June
5th (A-Day) & June 6th (B-Day) Final Exam Part 2
& Collect books o
June
8th LAST DAY OF SCHOOL! |
05/02
& 05/03 |
|
05/02
& 05/03 |
A1: ·
Complete
the back of Balancing Equations Worksheet #1 in your notes. Criss-cross if
you need too, but if you can do it in your head you dont have to show the
work for it. Make sure to include
phases of chemicals where you can and show all of your balancing work! ·
Below
I have listed some tentative dates from now until the end of the year. They are all subject to change, so make
sure you keep checking. This will
allow you to plan out and prepare for the end of the year since this is going
to quickly become a busy time for you! B2 & B3: ·
Complete
the back of Balancing Equations Worksheet #1 in your notes. Criss-cross if
you need too, but if you can do it in your head you dont have to show the
work for it. Make sure to include
phases of chemicals where you can and show all of your balancing work! o
#6
on the back of Balancing Equations Worksheet #1 has a typo. The first reactant should read silicon dioxide. ·
Below
I have listed some tentative dates from now until the end of the year. They are all subject to change, so make
sure you keep checking. This will
allow you to plan out and prepare for the end of the year since this is going
to quickly become a busy time for you! Tentative Important Dates! ·
Unit
10: Chemical Equations & Reactions o
May
10th (A-Day) & May 11th (B-Day) Chemical
Reactions Lab o
May
21st (A-Day) & May 22nd (B-Day) Chemical
Reactions/Equations Exam ·
Unit
11: Solutions & Acids/Bases o
May
30th (A-Day) & May 31st (B-Day) Solutions Exam ·
End
of the Year wrap up o
June
5th (A-Day) & June 6th (B-Day) Final Exam Part 2
& Collect books o
June
8th LAST DAY OF SCHOOL! |
05/04
& 05/07 |
|
05/04
& 05/07 |
A1: ·
Complete
the back of Balancing Equations Worksheet #2 that we started in class. We will go over those ones at the beginning
of next class. Criss-cross
if you need too, but if you can do it in your head you dont have to show the
work for it. Make sure to include
phases of chemicals where you can and show all of your balancing work! ·
Complete
all of Balancing Equations Worksheet #3 in your notes! Again, criss-cross
if you need to, include phases, and show all of your work! ·
Below
I have listed some tentative dates from now until the end of the year. They are all subject to change, so make
sure you keep checking. This will
allow you to plan out and prepare for the end of the year since this is going
to quickly become a busy time for you! B2 & B3: ·
Complete
the back of Balancing Equations Worksheet #2 that we started in class. We will go over those ones at the beginning
of next class. Criss-cross
if you need too, but if you can do it in your head you dont have to show the
work for it. Make sure to include
phases of chemicals where you can and show all of your balancing work! ·
Complete
all of Balancing Equations Worksheet #3 in your notes! Again, criss-cross
if you need to, include phases, and show all of your work! ·
Below
I have listed some tentative dates from now until the end of the year. They are all subject to change, so make
sure you keep checking. This will
allow you to plan out and prepare for the end of the year since this is going
to quickly become a busy time for you! Tentative Important Dates! ·
Unit
10: Chemical Equations & Reactions o
May
10th (A-Day) & May 11th (B-Day) Chemical
Reactions Lab o
May
21st (A-Day) & May 22nd (B-Day) Chemical
Reactions/Equations Exam ·
Unit
11: Solutions & Acids/Bases o
May
30th (A-Day) & May 31st (B-Day) Solutions Exam ·
End
of the Year wrap up o
June
5th (A-Day) & June 6th (B-Day) Final Exam Part 2
& Collect books o
June
8th LAST DAY OF SCHOOL! |
05/08
& 05/09 |
|
05/08
& 05/09 |
A1: ·
Read
Chapter 5, Section 2 (pgs. 154 158) not Electrons & Chemical Reactions
and take notes//outline. ·
Complete
all of Balancing Equations Worksheet #4 in your notes! Again, criss-cross
if you need to, include phases, and show all of your work! Identify the type of reaction based on the
story we told in class today. o
Types
of Reactions can be abbreviated: §
Synthesis
(S) §
Decomposition
(D) §
Single
Displacement/Replacement (SD or SR) §
Double
Displacement/Replacement (DD or DR) §
Combustion
(C) ·
Displacement
Reactions Lab next classs! :o) B2 & B3: ·
Read
Chapter 5, Section 2 (pgs. 154 158) not Electrons & Chemical Reactions
and take notes//outline. ·
Complete
all of Balancing Equations Worksheet #4 in your notes! Again, criss-cross
if you need to, include phases, and show all of your work! Identify the type of reaction based on the
story we told in class today. o
Types
of Reactions can be abbreviated: §
Synthesis
(S) §
Decomposition
(D) §
Single
Displacement/Replacement (SD or SR) §
Double
Displacement/Replacement (DD or DR) §
Combustion
(C) ·
Displacement
Reactions Lab next classs! :o) Tentative Important Dates! ·
Unit
10: Chemical Equations & Reactions o
May
10th (A-Day) & May 11th (B-Day) Chemical
Reactions Lab o
May
16th (A-Day) & May 17th (B-Day) Chemical
Reactions Formal Lab Due o
May
21st (A-Day) & May 22nd (B-Day) Chemical
Reactions/Equations Exam ·
Unit
11: Solutions & Acids/Bases o
May
30th (A-Day) & May 31st (B-Day) Solutions Exam ·
End
of the Year wrap up o
June
5th (A-Day) & June 6th (B-Day) Final Exam Part 2
& Collect books o
June
8th LAST DAY OF SCHOOL! |
05/10
& 05/11 |
|
05/10
& 05/11 |
A1: ·
Go
back through Balancing Equations Worksheets #1 3 and assign them reaction
types. o
Types
of Reactions can be abbreviated: §
Synthesis
(S) §
Decomposition
(D) §
Single
Displacement/Replacement (SD or SR) §
Double
Displacement/Replacement (DD or DR) §
Combustion
(C) ·
Displacement
Reactions Lab Report is due next Wednesday, May 16th.
DO NOT WAIT UNTIL TUESDAY NIGHT TO START WORKING ON IT! Come see me/email me
with any questions! :0) B2 & B3: ·
Go
back through Balancing Equations Worksheets #1 3 and assign them reaction
types. o
Types
of Reactions can be abbreviated: §
Synthesis
(S) §
Decomposition
(D) §
Single
Displacement/Replacement (SD or SR) §
Double
Displacement/Replacement (DD or DR) §
Combustion
(C) ·
Displacement
Reactions Lab Report is due next Thursday, May 17th.
DO NOT WAIT UNTIL WEDNESDAY NIGHT TO START WORKING ON IT! Come see me/email
me with any questions! :0) Tentative Important Dates! ·
Unit
10: Chemical Equations & Reactions o
May
16th (A-Day) & May 17th (B-Day) Chemical
Reactions Formal Lab Due o
May
21st (A-Day) & May 22nd (B-Day) Chemical
Reactions/Equations Exam ·
Unit
11: Solutions & Acids/Bases o
May
30th (A-Day) & May 31st (B-Day) Solutions Exam ·
End
of the Year wrap up o
June
5th (A-Day) & June 6th (B-Day) Final Exam Part 2
& Collect books o
June
8th LAST DAY OF SCHOOL! |
05/14
& 05/15 |
|
05/14
& 05/15 |
A1, B2, B3: ·
Complete
Balancing Equations Worksheet #5/Stoichiometry. Be sure to identify the types of reactions
as well. Use the steps we went over in
class to solve the stoichiometry problems. o #6
cannot be done. SKIP IT! o #7:
Manganese has an oxidation of 4+ o
Types
of Reactions can be abbreviated: §
Synthesis
(S) §
Decomposition
(D) §
Single
Displacement/Replacement (SD or SR) §
Double
Displacement/Replacement (DD or DR) §
Combustion
(C) ·
Displacement
Reactions Lab Report is due next class! Come see me/email me with any
questions! :0) The
rubric that you have on the back of your original sheet is outlined below
with point values! ·
Make sure
you use the FORMAL lab hand-out and
your first formal lab report as a guide to help you. It is attached above if you have lost
it. (If the link doesnt work, EMAIL me!!) ·
Follow all
of the DETAILED instructions you
were given in class. Formal
Lab Report: (54 points) All
8 parts remember to use past tense / passive voice / no personal pronouns ·
Title:
(1 point) o
use
lab sheet / copy name ·
Background: (6 point) o
paragraph(s)
that include the topics listed o
language
skills count ·
Purpose: (1 point) o
one
sentence that begins: The purpose
was
o
use
lab objective to finish the sentence ·
Materials: (2 point) o
List
neatly in columns ·
Procedure: (4 point) o
List
using the steps from the given procedure.
o
Remember
to put it objectively in PAST tense! ·
Results: (13 points) o
Recopy
table neatly make sure to give it a title §
in
loose-leaf §
or
on graph paper (in report - see attached sheet for
be specific!) o
Write
a balanced chemical equation for each reaction. ·
Analysis: (19 points) o
Interpret
data: §
Start
with the table: name it / what is on it / how did the values get there /
explain §
For
each of the 4 reactions: ·
give
the indications observed that tell if a reaction occurred ·
identify
the products formed ·
identify
the type of reaction explain! §
Sources
of error & ways to expand the lab (in relation to the purpose) o
Remember,
language skills count and NO
personal pronouns ·
Conclusion: (4 points) o
Short
paragraph (NO personal pronouns)
that includes: §
Restate
the purpose. §
Was
it met? §
give
results (state what indicator was observed for each reaction showing that it
occurred be specific use the data table!) ·
Formatting: (4 points) Tentative Important Dates! ·
Unit
10: Chemical Equations & Reactions o
May
16th (A-Day) & May 17th (B-Day) Chemical
Reactions Formal Lab Due o
May
21st (A-Day) & May 22nd (B-Day) Chemical
Reactions/Equations Exam ·
Unit
11: Solutions & Acids/Bases o
May
30th (A-Day) & May 31st (B-Day) Solutions Exam ·
End
of the Year wrap up o
June
5th (A-Day) & June 6th (B-Day) Final Exam Part 2
& Collect books o
June
8th LAST DAY OF SCHOOL! |
05/16
& 05/17 |
Reminder: If you are absent
you are expected to see me the day
you return to school to obtain
the missed class
materials/new assignments, turn in assignments that are due, and make up any
missed exams.
NO LATE WORK WILL BE
ACCEPTED!
Reminder: If you are absent on
lab days, labs must be made up after school on the day you return to school.
Simply copying the
information from another student is unacceptable.
Chemistry CP:
A3(1st
lunch),
A4, B4
|
Date
Assigned (A-Day & B-Day) |
Assignment |
Due Date (A-Day & B-Day) |
|
03/01 &
03/02 |
A3 & A4: ·
Complete:
Pg. 930: # 165, 166, 170a, 171a, 172a, 173, 174, 184, 190, 191a&d, 193,
196a B4: ·
Complete:
Pg. 930: # 165, 166, 170a, 171a, 172a, 173, 174, 184, 190, 191a&d, 193,
196a |
03/06
& 03/07 |
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03/06
& 03/07 |
TERM 3! A3: ·
Read Chapter
9, Section 3 and take notes//outline ·
Complete:
pg. 294: #1a, 3a Pg. 295: #5, 22 Pg. 932: #200, 203a, 204a Stoichiometry problems:
pg.930: #167a&b, 168a, 171b, 172b, 175a&b ·
Complete
Example problem #4 on the Limiting Reactants sheet from class. o
When C3H8
burns in oxygen, CO2 and H2O are produced. If 15.0 grams of C3H8
reacts with 60.0 grams of O2, how much CO2 is produced? §
Determine
the balanced equation. §
What is
the limiting reactant? What is the excess reactant? Label them in the
balanced equation. §
How much
of the excess reactant, in grams, is left over after the reaction goes to
completion? §
What is
the amount, in grams, of carbon dioxide produced? ·
Quiz next class on
STOICHIOMETRY!!! Make sure
you have your calculator with you! You want to start out Term 3 on a positive
note so STUDY! ·
We will
also be doing a lab next class! :o) A4: ·
Read
Chapter 9, Section 3 and take notes//outline ·
Complete:
pg. 294: #1a, 3a Pg. 295: #5, 22 Pg. 932: #200, 203a, 204a Stoichiometry problems:
pg.930: #167a&b, 168a, 171b, 172b, 175a&b ·
Quiz next class on
STOICHIOMETRY!!! Make sure
you have your calculator with you! You want to start out Term 3 on a positive
note so STUDY! ·
We will
also be doing a lab next class! :o) B4: ·
Read
Chapter 9, Section 3 and take notes//outline ·
Complete:
pg. 294: #1a, 3a Pg. 295: #5, 22 Pg. 932: #200, 203a, 204a Stoichiometry problems:
pg.930: #167a&b, 168a, 171b, 172b, 175a&b ·
Complete
Example problem #4 on the Limiting Reactants sheet from class. o
When C3H8
burns in oxygen, CO2 and H2O are produced. If 15.0 grams of C3H8
reacts with 60.0 grams of O2, how much CO2 is produced? §
Determine
the balanced equation. §
What is
the limiting reactant? What is the excess reactant? Label them in the
balanced equation. §
How much
of the excess reactant, in grams, is left over after the reaction goes to
completion? §
What is
the amount, in grams, of carbon dioxide produced? ·
Quiz next class on
STOICHIOMETRY!!! Make sure
you have your calculator with you! You want to start out Term 3 on a positive
note so STUDY! ·
We will
also be doing a lab next class! :o) |
QUIZ & LAB! 03/08
& 03/09 |
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03/08
& 03/09 |
A3 & A4: ·
Make sure
that the homework that was due today (see box above) is complete since we
didnt have time to review it today.
We will be reviewing it on Monday. ·
Complete:
pg. 297: #25a&b, 26a&b pg. 930: #177a,b,c; 178,
179, 180a&b, 183a&b, 195a,b,c pg. 932: #202, 207a, 208a ·
Reactivity
of Elements lab report
I.
Title:
use lab sheet
II.
Purpose:
use objective (remember it is one sentence)
III.
Results:
Data table (neatly in loose-leaf or on graph paper [See attached
sheet for
])
Use bullets by each observation / use phrases (do not write in
complete sentences)
IV.
Analysis:
Discuss table tell what is on it / what does it mean
Determine which element is most reactive (from the results)
Tell how this compares to the periodicity on the periodic table
for
reactivity in groups (hint: check pg. 734)
V.
Conclusion: Restate purpose Was it met? Results as support to show this o
Lab needs
to be done in ink in lab notebook.
Bring back original lab handout.
We will rip it out and staple it, if needed, once you get to class. o
This lab
is worth 20 points. B4: ·
Make sure
that the homework that was due today (see box above) is complete since we
didnt have time to review it today.
We will be reviewing it on Tuesday. ·
Complete:
pg. 297: #25a&b, 26a&b pg. 930: #177a,b,c; 178,
179, 180a&b, 183a&b, 195a,b,c
pg. 932: #202, 207a,
208a ·
Reactivity
of Elements lab report
I.
Title:
use lab sheet
II.
Purpose:
use objective (remember it is one sentence)
III.
Results:
Data table (neatly in loose-leaf or on graph paper [See attached
sheet for
])
Use bullets by each observation / use phrases (do not write in
complete sentences)
IV.
Analysis:
Discuss table tell what is on it / what does it mean
Determine which element is most reactive (from the results)
Tell how this compares to the periodicity on the periodic table
for
reactivity in groups (hint: check pg. 734)
V.
Conclusion: Restate purpose Was it met? Results as support to show this o
Lab needs
to be done in ink in lab notebook.
Bring back original lab handout.
We will rip it out and staple it, if needed, once you get to class. o
This lab
is worth 20 points. Unit 7 Exam! Chapter 8: Chemical Equations &
Chemical Reactions Chapter 9: Stoichiometry Monday, March 19th (A-Day)
& Tuesday, March 20th (B-Day) Final Exam Grades
have been posted! To get to the
final grade on power school after you have logged on to your grade page: Ψ click on Grade History Ψ on this new screen scroll down
to Y1 (for yearlong grading) Ψ on the line for Chemistry CP
click on the # value under % column Ψ on this new screen scroll down
to the bottom and the final exam part 1 grade will be the last item listed Remember, this is
only the first half of your final exam grade.
You will take the second half of the final in early June and the two
scores will be averaged together. This
average will contribute to 1/7 of your final yearlong grade in Chemistry CP. ***Make
sure you bring your scheduling sheets with you to class next Monday &
Tuesday so we can get them filled out for next year!** |
Lab Due! 03/12
& 03/13 |
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03/12
& 03/13 |
A3 & A4: ·
Make sure
that the homework that was due today (see box above) is complete since we
didnt have time to review it today. We will be reviewing it on Wednesday. o
HOMEWORK
THAT WAS DUE FOR TODAYS CLASS: §
pg. 297:
#25a&b, 26a&b pg. 930: #177a,b,c;
178, 179, 180a&b, 183a&b, 195a,b,c pg. 932: #202,
207a, 208a ·
TODAYS
HOMEWORK ASSIGNMENT: o
Complete:
pg. 295: #6, 7, 28a&c pg. 932: #202, 203c, 205,
218a&b, 219a ·
Start
studying for your exam! B4: ·
Make sure
that the homework that was due today (see box above) is complete since we
didnt have time to review it today.
We will be reviewing it on Thursday. o
HOMEWORK
THAT WAS DUE FOR TODAYS CLASS: §
pg. 297:
#25a&b, 26a&b pg. 930: #177a,b,c;
178, 179, 180a&b, 183a&b, 195a,b,c pg. 932: #202,
207a, 208a ·
TODAYS
HOMEWORK ASSIGNMENT: o
Complete:
pg. 295: #6, 7, 28a&c pg. 932: #202, 203c, 205,
218a&b, 219a ·
Start
studying for your exam! Unit 7 Exam! Chapter 8: Chemical Equations &
Chemical Reactions Chapter 9: Stoichiometry Monday, March 19th (A-Day)
& Tuesday, March 20th (B-Day) Final Exam Grades
have been posted! To get to the
final grade on power school after you have logged on to your grade page: Ψ click on Grade History Ψ on this new screen scroll down
to Y1 (for yearlong grading) Ψ on the line for Chemistry CP
click on the # value under % column Ψ on this new screen scroll down
to the bottom and the final exam part 1 grade will be the last item listed Remember, this is
only the first half of your final exam grade.
You will take the second half of the final in early June and the two
scores will be averaged together. This
average will contribute to 1/7 of your final yearlong grade in Chemistry CP. |
03/14
& 03/15 |
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03/14
& 03/15 |
A3 & A4: ·
Study for
your exam! ·
Exam
review sheet. B4: ·
Study for
your exam! ·
Exam
review sheet. Unit 7 Exam! Chapter 8: Chemical Equations & Chemical
Reactions Chapter 9: Stoichiometry Monday, March 19th (A-Day)
& Tuesday, March 20th (B-Day) |
03/19
& 03/20 |
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03/19
& 03/20 |
A3 & A4: ·
Relax,
your test is over! We will be moving on to Gas Laws next class! B4: ·
Relax,
your test is over! We will be moving on to Gas Laws next class! |
03/21
& 03/22 |
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03/21
& 03/22 |
A3 & A4: ·
Read Ch.
10 Section 1 and take notes (outline) ·
Complete:
pg. 306: #1 4 Pg. 327: #1, 2, 4, 5,
7a-d ·
Juniors: I hope you had a nice time at your
retreat! Here is the power point of
notes that you missed! Make sure you print them out and look over them for
next class. B4: ·
Read Ch.
10 Section 1 and take notes (outline) ·
Complete:
pg. 306: #1 4 Pg. 327: #1, 2, 4, 5,
7a-d |
03/23
& 03/26 |
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03/23
& 03/26 |
A3: We will be eating 4th
lunch on Tuesday, March 27th. A3 & A4: ·
Read Ch.
10 Sections 2 and 3 (Boyles Law only) and take notes (outline) ·
Complete:
pg. 312: #1 3 Pg. 325: #2 Pg. 327 328: #18, 19,
20, 21, 22 ****USE THE 4 PRACTICE
PROBLEMS WE DID AND THE TEMPERATURE CONVERSION PROBLEMS AS A
REFERENCE IF YOU ARE STRUGGLING WITH THE HOMEWORK.**** ·
Review
your notes on kinetic-molecular theory, pressure, temperature, and Boyles
law! There will be a quiz
before Easter/Spring break! B4: ·
Read Ch.
10 Sections 2 and 3 (Boyles Law only) and take notes (outline) ·
Complete:
pg. 312: #1 3 Pg. 325: #2 Pg. 327 328: #18, 19,
20, 21, 22 ****USE THE 4 PRACTICE PROBLEMS
WE DID AND THE TEMPERATURE CONVERSION PROBLEMS
AS A REFERENCE IF YOU ARE STRUGGLING WITH THE HOMEWORK.**** ·
Review
your notes on kinetic-molecular theory, pressure, temperature, and Boyles
law! There will be a quiz
before Easter/Spring break! Tentative Date: Unit 8 Exam! Chapter 10: Physical Characterisitcs of Gases Chapter 11: Molecular Composition of
Gases Monday, April 23rd (A-Day)
& Tuesday, April 24th (B-Day) |
03/27
& 03/28 |
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03/27
& 03/28 |
A3 & A4: ·
Read Ch.
10 Sections 3 (Charles and Gay-Lussacs Laws) and take notes (outline) ·
Complete:
pg. 325: #3 & 4 Pg. 327: #12 Pg. 328: #25 30 Pg. 329: #50 (in atm) ****USE
THE 4 PRACTICE PROBLEMS WE DID IN CLASS IF YOU ARE STRUGGLING. DONT FORGET TO CONVERT TO KELVIN.**** ·
Review
your notes on kinetic-molecular theory, pressure, temperature, Boyles Law,
Charles Law, and Gay-Lussacs Law!
There will be a quiz before Easter/Spring break! B4: ·
Read Ch.
10 Sections 3 (Charles and Gay-Lussacs Laws) and take notes (outline) ·
Complete:
pg. 325: #3 & 4 Pg. 327: #12 Pg. 328: #25 30 Pg. 329: #50 (in atm) ****USE
THE 4 PRACTICE PROBLEMS WE DID IN CLASS IF YOU ARE STRUGGLING. DONT FORGET TO CONVERT TO KELVIN.**** ·
CHEMICAL REACTIONS LAB BACKGROUND. ·
Follow all of the guidelines outlined in
your lab notebook. ·
Write in your lab notebook. ·
Due April 4th (same day as your
gas laws quiz!) ·
Review
your notes on kinetic-molecular theory, pressure, temperature, Boyles Law,
Charles Law, and Gay-Lussacs Law!
There will be a quiz before Easter/Spring break! Tentative Date: Unit 8 Exam! Chapter 10: Physical Characterisitcs of Gases Chapter 11: Molecular Composition of
Gases Monday, April 23rd (A-Day)
& Tuesday, April 24th (B-Day) |
03/29
& 04/02 |
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03/29
& 04/02 |
A3 & A4: ·
Read Ch.
10 Section 3 (Combined Gas and Daltons Laws) and take notes (outline) ·
Complete:
pg. 327: #14 Pg. 328: #31 36 Pg. 329: #39 43 ****USE
THE PRACTICE PROBLEMS WE DID IN CLASS IF YOU ARE STRUGGLING. DONT FORGET TO CONVERT TO KELVIN.**** ·
CHEMICAL REACTIONS LAB BACKGROUND. ·
Follow all of the guidelines outlined in
your lab notebook. ·
Write in your lab notebook. ·
Due April 5th ·
Here are
the Daltons Law notes from
class on Thursday. Make sure you know how
to do the practice problems from class for the quiz! ·
Review
your notes on kinetic-molecular theory, pressure, temperature, Boyles Law,
Charles Law, Gay-Lussacs Law, Combined Gas Law, and Daltons Law! There will be a quiz next class!! B4: ·
Read Ch.
10 Section 3 (Combined Gas and Daltons Laws) and take notes (outline) ·
Complete:
pg. 327: #14 Pg. 328: #31 36 Pg. 329: #39 43 ****USE
THE PRACTICE PROBLEMS WE DID IN CLASS IF YOU ARE STRUGGLING. DONT FORGET TO CONVERT TO KELVIN.**** ·
CHEMICAL REACTIONS LAB BACKGROUND. ·
Follow all of the guidelines outlined in
your lab notebook. ·
Write in your lab notebook. ·
Due April 4th (same day as your
gas laws quiz!) ·
Background: ·
Need to
research first / list works cited in correct MLA format / minimum 2
references be sure to cite in text as well as on a works cited page ·
Topics to
include: o
Chemical
reactions (define / reactants / products) o
Indicators
of chemical reactions (identify what they are) o
Law of
Conservation of Mass (define / how it applies to chemical reactions) o
Balancing
chemical reaction equations (how it is done) o
5 types of
chemical reactions (identify each / define each) MLA FORMAT FROM MRS. WOJCIECHOWSKIS
WEBSITE!
Template for MLA citation for an electronic
source: Authors last name, First name. Title of Article. Title of Site. Network, Date of
publication. Media. Date of access. An
example: Bernstein, Mark. 10 Tips on Writing the Living
Web. A List Apart. A List Apart Mag, Aug 2002. Web. 18 Sep
2009. Format for a
book: Authors last name, First name. Title. City of Publication: Publisher, year of publication. o
If there
is more than one author, list the name of the first one and et al. Ex. Gdaniec et al. ·
Review
your notes on kinetic-molecular theory, pressure, temperature, Boyles Law,
Charles Law, Gay-Lussacs Law, Combined Gas Law, and Daltons Law! There will be a quiz next class!! Tentative Date: Unit 8 Exam! Chapter 10: Physical Characterisitcs of Gases Chapter 11: Molecular Composition of
Gases Monday, April 23rd (A-Day)
& Tuesday, April 24th (B-Day) |
QUIZ! 04/03
& 04/04 |
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04/03
& 04/04 |
IF YOU WERE ABSENT FOR THE GAS LAWS
QUIZ IT MUST BE MADE UP BEFORE SPRING BREAK OR IT IS A 0. SEE ME OR EMAIL ME TO MAKE ARRANGEMENTS. A3 & A4: ·
Complete
the Gas Laws Extra Practice packet o
Remember,
if EVERYONE doesnt have
the packet complete, there will be a quiz! ·
CHEMICAL REACTIONS LAB BACKGROUND. ·
Follow all of the guidelines outlined in
your lab notebook. ·
Write in your lab notebook. ·
Due April 5th ·
Background: ·
Need to
research first / list works cited in correct MLA format / minimum 2
references be sure to cite in text as well as on a works cited page ·
Topics to
include: o
Chemical
reactions (define / reactants / products) o
Indicators
of chemical reactions (identify what they are) o
Law of
Conservation of Mass (define / how it applies to chemical reactions) o
Balancing
chemical reaction equations (how it is done) o
5 types of
chemical reactions (identify each / define each) MLA FORMAT FROM MRS. WOJCIECHOWSKIS
WEBSITE!
Template for MLA citation for an
electronic source: Authors last name, First name. Title of Article. Title of Site. Network, Date of
publication. Media. Date of access. An
example: Bernstein, Mark. 10 Tips on Writing the Living
Web. A List Apart. A List Apart Mag, Aug 2002. Web. 18 Sep
2009. Format for a
book: Authors last name, First name. Title. City of Publication: Publisher, year of publication. o
If there is
more than one author, list the name of the first one and et al. Ex. Gdaniec et al. ·
Review
your notes on kinetic-molecular theory, pressure, temperature, Boyles Law,
Charles Law, Gay-Lussacs Law, Combined Gas Law, and Daltons Law from
Chapter 10. B4: ·
Make sure
the homework that was due today on Combined Gas Law and Daltons Law is
complete. Remember torr
is numerically equal to mm Hg so you can use the numerical value for mm Hg
out of the table on pg.899 for PH2O and use units of torr. ·
Complete
the Gas Laws Extra Practice packet o
Remember,
if EVERYONE doesnt have
the packet complete, there will be a quiz! ·
Review
your notes on kinetic-molecular theory, pressure, temperature, Boyles Law,
Charles Law, Gay-Lussacs Law, Combined Gas Law, and Daltons Law from
Chapter 10. Science in Motion Lab! Boyles Law & Gay-Lussacs Law Tuesday, April 17th (A-Day)
& Wednesday, April 18th (B-Day) You need to be here so plan
accordingly! Tentative Date: Unit 8 Exam! Chapter 10: Physical Characterisitcs of Gases Chapter 11: Molecular Composition of
Gases Monday, April 23rd (A-Day)
& Tuesday, April 24th (B-Day) |
04/05
& 04/16 |
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04/05 |
A3 & A4: ·
Make sure
the Gas Laws Extra Practice packet is COMPLETE! ·
Read
Chapter 11, Sections 1 & 2 and take notes//outline ·
Finish #4
of the Ideal Gas Law example problems ·
Complete:
pg. 337: #1 3 Pg. 346: #2 Pg. 357-359: #5, 6,
16a&b, 17a&b, 18a&b, 19a&b, 46 o
Remember,
if EVERYONE doesnt have
the homework complete, there will be a quiz! ·
SIM will be here next class. We will meet in Room 212. Come ready to work. Use the restroom at lunch as we will be
busy all mod working with Mrs. Harsh. ·
Review your
notes on kinetic-molecular theory, pressure, temperature, Boyles Law,
Charles Law, Gay-Lussacs Law, Combined Gas Law, and Daltons Law from
Chapter 10 and Gay-Lussacs Law of Combinng
Volumes, Avogardros Law, and the Ideal Gas Law
from Chapter 11. Science in Motion Lab! Boyles Law & Gay-Lussacs Law Tuesday, April 17th (A-Day)
& Wednesday, April 18th (B-Day) You need to be here so plan
accordingly! Unit 8 Exam! Chapter 10: Physical Characterisitcs of Gases Chapter 11: Molecular Composition of Gases Monday, April 23rd (A-Day)
& Tuesday, April 24th (B-Day) Dont forget when we come back to
school, Monday April 16th is a
dress uniform day!!! |
04/17 |
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Have a wonderful spring break!!
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04/16 |
B4: ·
Make sure
the Gas Laws Extra Practice packet is COMPLETE! ·
Read
Chapter 11, Sections 1 & 2 and take notes//outline ·
Finish #4
of the Ideal Gas Law example problems ·
Complete:
pg. 337: #1 3 Pg. 346: #2 Pg. 357-359: #5, 6,
16a&b, 17a&b, 18a&b, 19a&b, 46 o
Remember,
if EVERYONE doesnt have
the homework complete, there will be a quiz! ·
SIM will be here next class. We will meet in Room 212. Come ready to work. Use the restroom at lunch as we will be
busy all mod working with Mrs. Harsh. YOU MUST HAVE ON CLOSED TOED SHOES EVEN
THOUGH IT IS A JEANS DAY IN ORDER TO PARTICIPATE IN THE LAB AND GET THE DATA. ·
Review
your notes on kinetic-molecular theory, pressure, temperature, Boyles Law,
Charles Law, Gay-Lussacs Law, Combined Gas Law, and Daltons Law from
Chapter 10 and Gay-Lussacs Law of Combinng
Volumes, Avogardros Law, and the Ideal Gas Law
from Chapter 11. Science in Motion Lab! Boyles Law & Gay-Lussacs Law Tuesday, April 17th (A-Day)
& Wednesday, April 18th (B-Day) You need to be here so plan
accordingly! Unit 8 Exam! Chapter 10: Physical Characterisitcs of Gases Chapter 11: Molecular Composition of
Gases Monday, April 23rd (A-Day)
& Tuesday, April 24th (B-Day) |
04/18 |
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04/17
& 04/18 |
A3 & A4: ·
Make sure
the Gas Laws Extra Practice packet is COMPLETE! ·
Make sure
the Ideal Gas Law book problems from last class are COMPLETE! o
Remember,
if EVERYONE doesnt have the
homework complete, there will be a quiz! ·
Complete
the Boyles Law and Gay-Lussacs Law lab reports. o
Use the
half sheet as a guide. Follow all of
the directions. o
Remember
you are making two separate graphs and answering questions on the back of
your graph paper which means you need to be using PENCIL. o
The Tables
& Graphing handout is linked up above this table under the syllabus. USE IT! Do not wing it with your graph
making!!! o
Bring the
SIM packets back with you! ·
Review
your notes on kinetic-molecular theory, pressure, temperature, Boyles Law,
Charles Law, Gay-Lussacs Law, Combined Gas Law, and Daltons Law from
Chapter 10 and Gay-Lussacs Law of Combinng
Volumes, Avogardros Law, and the Ideal Gas Law
from Chapter 11. ·
A3: Kaeli, you forgot
one of your packets in 212 I have it. ·
A3: Hayley, your SIM lab packets were inside your lab
notebook I have them. B4: ·
Make sure
the Gas Laws Extra Practice packet is COMPLETE! ·
Make sure
the Ideal Gas Law book problems from last class are COMPLETE! o
Remember,
if EVERYONE doesnt have
the homework complete, there will be a quiz! ·
Complete
the Boyles Law and Gay-Lussacs Law lab reports. o
Use the
half sheet as a guide. Follow all of
the directions. o
Remember
you are making two separate graphs and answering questions on the back of
your graph paper which means you need to be using PENCIL. o
The Tables
& Graphing handout is linked up above this table under the syllabus. USE IT! Do not wing it with your graph
making!!! o
Bring the
SIM packets back with you! ·
Review
your notes on kinetic-molecular theory, pressure, temperature, Boyles Law,
Charles Law, Gay-Lussacs Law, Combined Gas Law, and Daltons Law from
Chapter 10 and Gay-Lussacs Law of Combinng
Volumes, Avogardros Law, and the Ideal Gas Law
from Chapter 11. Unit 8 Exam! Chapter 10: Physical Characterisitcs of Gases Chapter 11: Molecular Composition of
Gases Monday, April 23rd (A-Day)
& Tuesday, April 24th (B-Day) |
04/19
& 04/20 |
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04/19
& 04/20 |
A3 & A4: ·
Complete the
exam review sheet and study for your exam!! B4: ·
Complete
the exam review sheet and study for your exam!! Unit 8 Exam! Chapter 10: Physical Characterisitcs of Gases Chapter 11: Molecular Composition of
Gases Monday, April 23rd (A-Day)
& Tuesday, April 24th (B-Day) |
04/23
& 04/24 |
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04/23
& 04/24 |
A3 & A4: ·
Come
prepared to do the Chemical Reactions Lab!! B4: ·
Come
prepared to do the Chemical Reactions Lab!! |
04/25
& 04/26 |
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04/25
& 04/26 IF YOU MISSED THE LAB. THE ONLY MAKE
UP DAY WILL BE TUESDAY, MAY 1st
AFTER SCHOOL STARTING AT
3:10 IN ROOM 210. |
A3, A4, & B4: ·
Chemical
Reactions FORMAL lab is due on
Wednesday, May 2nd. (46 points) ·
Make sure
you use the FORMAL lab hand-out as
a guide to help you. It is attached
above if you have lost it. (If the
link doesnt work, EMAIL me!!) ·
Follow all
of the DETAILED instructions you
were given in class. ·
Attached
below is a breakdown of what is required in each section and the point
values. I also have the MLA format
listed below as well. ·
A3: We did not have a chance to see the
product of Reaction #3 because it fell right in the sink. We were able to see it in A4 and I have put
a picture of the product down below as well if you would like to add it to your
observations in your report. ·
Remember,
I am willing to look at your balanced equations and stoichiometry ahead of
time. This is optional, though
recommended. ·
DO NOT
WAIT UNTIL TUESDAY/WEDNESDAY NIGHT TO START THIS REPORT!!!!!!! ·
Come see
me/email me with ANY questions you
have! Please include Chemistry and your class period in the subject of your
email so that I can fish them out of my spam if necessary! Formal Lab
Report: (write in lab notebook / in ink / put heading on first page) All 8 parts
remember to use past tense / passive voice / no personal pronouns ·
Title:
(1 point) o
use lab
sheet / copy name ·
Background: (6
points) o
paragraph(s)
that include the topics listed o
language
skills count o
be sure to
have used at least 2 references ·
Purpose: (1
point) o
one
sentence that begins: The purpose
was
o
use lab
objective to finish the sentence ·
Materials: (0.5
point) o
See
attached sheet for
o
Be
specific! ·
Procedure: (0.5
point) o
See
attached sheet for
o
Be
specific! ·
Results: (15
points) o
Recopy
table neatly make sure to give it a title §
in
loose-leaf §
or on graph paper (in report - see attached
sheet for
be specific!) o
Write a
balanced chemical equation for each reaction:
§
Hints: ·
Reaction 1: Two products (one product is copper (II)
nitrate) ·
Reaction 2: Two products (one product is calcium
carbonate) ·
Reaction 3: One product only o
Calculate
the following using stoichiometry (show all of your work FM/MM & Stoich) §
Reaction 1: Using the mass of copper in the data
table, determine the mass in grams of silver nitrate that was needed to react
with it §
Reaction 3: Using the mass of magnesium in the data
table, determine the mass of oxygen that was needed to react with it ·
Analysis: (13
points) o
Interpret
data & calculations: §
Start with
the table: name it / what is on it / how did the values get there / explain §
For each
of the 3 reactions: ·
give the
indications observed that tell if a reaction occurred ·
identify
the products formed ·
identify
the type of reaction §
For
reactions 1 and 3 give the amounts of the reactant that was massed on the
balance and the amount of the reactant that was determined from the
stoichiometry calculation o
Remember,
language skills count and NO
personal pronouns ·
Conclusion: (4
points) o
Short
paragraph (NO personal pronouns) that
includes: §
purpose restated / was it met? §
give results (state what indicator was observed
for each reaction showing that it occurred be specific use the data
table!) ·
Works
Cited MLA format in text citations included (2 points) ·
Formatting (4 points) MLA FORMAT FROM MRS. WOJCIECHOWSKIS
WEBSITE!
Template for MLA citation for an
electronic source: Authors last name, First name. Title of Article. Title of Site. Network, Date of
publication. Media. Date of access. An
example: Bernstein, Mark. 10 Tips on Writing the Living
Web. A List Apart. A List Apart Mag, Aug 2002. Web. 18 Sep
2009. Format for a
book: Authors last name, First name. Title. City of Publication: Publisher, year of publication. o
If there
is more than one author, list the name of the first one and et al. Ex. Gdaniec et al. Reaction 3 Product:
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FORMAL LAB REPORT is due next class! ·
Read
Chapter 12, Sections 1 & 2 and take note//outline ·
Complete: pg. 366: #1 5 Pg. 371: #1 Pg. 388: #1 4 ·
START
studying for this EXAM TODAY!
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FORMAL LAB REPORT is due next class! ·
Read
Chapter 12, Sections 1 & 2 and take note//outline ·
Complete: pg. 366: #1 5 Pg. 371: #1 Pg. 388: #1 4 ·
START
studying for this EXAM TODAY!
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the homework. Study, study, study! ·
Wizard of Oz Members: Nice job this past weekend! All of your
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9: Solutions o
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8th (A-Day) & May 9th (B-Day) SIM: Gas
Chromatography Lab o
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16th (A-Day) & May 17th (B-Day) Solutions Exam ·
Unit
10: Organic Chemistry o
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25th (A-Day) & May 29th (B-Day) Organic Quiz o
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30th (A-Day) & May 31st (B-Day) Organic Exam ·
End
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5th (A-Day) & June 6th (B-Day) Final Exam Part 2
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note//outline ·
Complete: Pg. 371: #2 Pg. 382: #6 8 Pg. 388: #5, 6, 9, 14,
15 ·
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to quickly become a busy time for you! B4: ·
Read
Chapter 12, Sections 3 (only pgs. 372-373 & 378-382) and take
note//outline ·
Complete: Pg. 371: #2
Pg. 382: #6 &
7 Pg. 388: #5, 6, 9, 14,
15 ·
START
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Unit
9: Solutions o
May
8th (A-Day) & May 9th (B-Day) SIM: Gas
Chromatography Lab o
May
16th (A-Day) & May 17th (B-Day) Solutions Exam ·
Unit
10: Organic Chemistry o
May
25th (A-Day) & May 29th (B-Day) Organic Quiz o
May
30th (A-Day) & May 31st (B-Day) Organic Exam ·
End
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June
5th (A-Day) & June 6th (B-Day) Final Exam Part 2
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Complete: Pg. 386: #1 4 Pg. 388: #16 & 17 Pg. 400: #1, 2, &
4 Pg. 420: #1 & 2 ·
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SCIENCE IN MOTION HAS BEEN
CANCELLED. WE WILL BE MEETING AS USUAL
IN ROOM 210 TUESDAY, NOT IN
ROOM 212. ·
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Complete: Pg. 382:#8 Pg. 386: #1 4 Pg. 388: #16 & 17 Pg. 400: #1, 2, &
4 Pg. 420: #1 & 2 ·
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SCIENCE IN MOTION HAS BEEN
CANCELLED. WE WILL BE MEETING AS USUAL
IN ROOM 210 WEDNESDAY, NOT IN
ROOM 212. ·
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Unit
9: Solutions o
May
16th (A-Day) & May 17th (B-Day) Solutions Exam ·
Unit
10: Organic Chemistry o
May
25th (A-Day) & May 29th (B-Day) Organic Quiz o
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30th (A-Day) & May 31st (B-Day) Organic Exam ·
End
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note//outline ·
Complete: Pg. 410: #1 3 Pg. 420: #3 6, 7a ·
START
studying for this EXAM TODAY!
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the homework. Study, study, study! B4: ·
Read
Chapter 13, Section 2 (not Henrys Law & Heats of Solution) and take
note//outline ·
Complete: Pg. 410: #1 3 Pg. 420: #3 6, 7a ·
START
studying for this EXAM TODAY!
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Unit
9: Solutions o
May
16th (A-Day) & May 17th (B-Day) Solutions Exam ·
Unit
10: Organic Chemistry o
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25th (A-Day) & May 29th (B-Day) Organic Quiz o
May
30th (A-Day) & May 31st (B-Day) Organic Exam ·
End
of the Year wrap up o
June
5th (A-Day) & June 6th (B-Day) Final Exam Part 2
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Chapter 14, Section 1 (not Precipitate Reactions and Net Ionic Equations) and
take note//outline ·
Complete: Pg. 418: #2
Pg. 420-421: #17, 18c, 25, 26 Pg. 433:
#4 & 5
Pg. 447: #4, 5, 6
Pg.941: #333 336, 338, 339 ·
START
studying for this EXAM TODAY!
Review through your notes, re-read them, recopy them, make flash cards, do
the homework. Study, study, study! B4: ·
Read Chapter
14, Section 1 (not Precipitate Reactions and Net Ionic Equations) and take
note//outline ·
Complete: Pg. 418: #2
Pg. 420-421: #17, 18c, 25, 26 Pg. 433:
#4 & 5
Pg. 447: #4, 5, 6
Pg.941: #333 336, 338, 339 ·
START
studying for this EXAM TODAY!
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the homework. Study, study, study! Tentative Important Dates! ·
Unit
9: Solutions o
May
16th (A-Day) & May 17th (B-Day) Solutions Exam ·
Unit
10: Organic Chemistry o
May
25th (A-Day) & May 29th (B-Day) Organic Quiz o
May
30th (A-Day) & May 31st (B-Day) Organic Exam ·
End
of the Year wrap up o
June
5th (A-Day) & June 6th (B-Day) Final Exam Part 2
& Collect books o
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Complete
the Unit 9: Solutions Exam Review sheet ·
STUDY
for this EXAM! Review through your
notes, re-read them, recopy them, make flash cards, do the homework. Study, study, study! B4: ·
Complete
the Unit 9: Solutions Exam Review sheet ·
STUDY
for this EXAM! Review through your
notes, re-read them, recopy them, make flash cards, do the homework. Study, study, study! Dont
forget MASH applications are due on Thursday, May 17th! Tentative Important Dates! ·
Unit
9: Solutions o
May
16th (A-Day) & May 17th (B-Day) Solutions Exam ·
Unit
10: Organic Chemistry o
May
25th (A-Day) & May 29th (B-Day) Organic Quiz o
May
30th (A-Day) & May 31st (B-Day) Organic Exam ·
End
of the Year wrap up o
June
5th (A-Day) & June 6th (B-Day) Final Exam Part 2
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