Final Exam Topics and Practice
Homework for Unit 10/11 - Chemical Reactions and Stoich D block
Stoichiometry Test on June 6, 2016
Test study guide
No homework due 6/2/16
Due 5/31/16
1. Mass to Mass Stoichiometry #1-4 on worksheet
Due 5/26/16
1. p. 890 #169-171 all parts
Due 5/24/16
1. p. 890 #165-168 (also listed on your worksheet)
2. Calculate the molar mass of Al2SO4, What is the mass of 6 moles of this? How many moles are in 200g of Al2SO4?
Due 5/20/16
Single Replacement Lab
Due 5/18/16
1. Single Replacement Lab Predication Table
Single Replacement Lab Handout
Chemical Reactions Test Monday May 16th
Due 5/16/16
1. Front side of Test Review Worksheet
Steps for Chemical Equations
Reaction Types Reference Sheet
Due 5/12/16
1. Activity Series Worksheet (determine the products and then balance)
Due 5/10/16
1. Guided Reading Activity Series
Due 5/6/16
1. Writing and Balancing Reaction Types (synthesis and decomp only)
Quiz on 5/4/16 - balancing, writing chemical equations and word equations, diatomic elements, Law of Conservation of Mass/Matter
Due 5/4/16
1. Chapter 8 Review Worksheet both sides
Due 5/2/16
1. p. 290 #11, 12 and 15 all parts
Due 4/27/16
1. Chemical Equations Handout (both sides)
Chemical Equations PowerPoint
Chemical Equations Class Notes
Test study guide
No homework due 6/2/16
Due 5/31/16
1. Mass to Mass Stoichiometry #1-4 on worksheet
Due 5/26/16
1. p. 890 #169-171 all parts
Due 5/24/16
1. p. 890 #165-168 (also listed on your worksheet)
2. Calculate the molar mass of Al2SO4, What is the mass of 6 moles of this? How many moles are in 200g of Al2SO4?
Due 5/20/16
Single Replacement Lab
Due 5/18/16
1. Single Replacement Lab Predication Table
Single Replacement Lab Handout
Chemical Reactions Test Monday May 16th
Due 5/16/16
1. Front side of Test Review Worksheet
Steps for Chemical Equations
Reaction Types Reference Sheet
Due 5/12/16
1. Activity Series Worksheet (determine the products and then balance)
Due 5/10/16
1. Guided Reading Activity Series
Due 5/6/16
1. Writing and Balancing Reaction Types (synthesis and decomp only)
Quiz on 5/4/16 - balancing, writing chemical equations and word equations, diatomic elements, Law of Conservation of Mass/Matter
Due 5/4/16
1. Chapter 8 Review Worksheet both sides
Due 5/2/16
1. p. 290 #11, 12 and 15 all parts
1. Chemical Equations Handout (both sides)
Chemical Equations PowerPoint
Chemical Equations Class Notes
Unit 10 - Chemical Reaction Unit Plan
Unit Plan #10 - Chemical Reactions
Note: A and B block are behind one class in the unit plan due to assemblies/field trips.
Note: A and B block are behind one class in the unit plan due to assemblies/field trips.
Homework for Molar Math Unit
Due 4/15/16
1. Heading, Purpose and Hypothesis for the Dehydrated Salts Lab is due before the lab can be completed
Dehydrated Salts Lab Report Rubric
Dehydrated Salts Lab
Molar Math Test 4/13/16
Molar Math with Elements Quiz 4/7/16
Due 4/5/16
1. Molar Mass of a Compound Worksheet
Molar Mass of a Compound Notes
Due 4/1/16
1. One step problems 1-4
Due 3/30/16
1. One step problems worksheet (not the back side, which is two-step problems)
Due 3/25/16
1. The Mole Worksheet Questions (on the back)
1. Heading, Purpose and Hypothesis for the Dehydrated Salts Lab is due before the lab can be completed
Dehydrated Salts Lab Report Rubric
Dehydrated Salts Lab
Molar Math Test 4/13/16
Molar Math with Elements Quiz 4/7/16
Due 4/5/16
1. Molar Mass of a Compound Worksheet
Molar Mass of a Compound Notes
Due 4/1/16
1. One step problems 1-4
Due 3/30/16
1. One step problems worksheet (not the back side, which is two-step problems)
Due 3/25/16
1. The Mole Worksheet Questions (on the back)
Homework for Molecular Geometry Unit
MOLECULAR GEOMETRY TEST 3/21/16
Test Review Worksheet KEY
Extra Credit Opportunity Complete Polarity Worksheet due 3/15 at start of class; answers must be thorough
NO homework due 3/11/6
Due 3/9/16
1. Data Table handout through N2 (omit last column)
Molecular Geometry Graphic Organizer
Due 3/4/16
1. Lewis structures on separate piece of paper- letter a through p
Drawing-simple-lewis-structures
Test Review Worksheet KEY
NO homework due 3/11/6
Due 3/9/16
1. Data Table handout through N2 (omit last column)
Molecular Geometry Graphic Organizer
Due 3/4/16
1. Lewis structures on separate piece of paper- letter a through p
Drawing-simple-lewis-structures
Chemistry D block Intro to Bonding Homework
Lab due 3/3/16
Ionic and Covalent Compounds Properties Lab 3/1/16
Pre-Lab Questions 1-12 must be completed at the start of class in order to do the lab during class time
Ionic and Covalent Compounds Lab
UNIT TEST 2/26/16
Unit Test Study Guide
Due 2/24/16
1. Periodic Trends worksheet (front) and electronegativity (back)
Properties of Compounds Powerpoint
Unit Test Study Guide
Due 2/11/16
1. Bonding Graphic Organizer - Properties Column ONLY
Periodic Table Trends Quiz 2/3/16
Due 1/30/16
1. Periodic Table Trends Worksheet (omit Electronegativity questions)
Click here for Trends Notes
Due 1/28/16
1. Graphing Trend up to #4
Click here for spdf blocks KEY
Ionic and Covalent Compounds Properties Lab 3/1/16
Pre-Lab Questions 1-12 must be completed at the start of class in order to do the lab during class time
Ionic and Covalent Compounds Lab
UNIT TEST 2/26/16
Unit Test Study Guide
Due 2/24/16
1. Periodic Trends worksheet (front) and electronegativity (back)
Properties of Compounds Powerpoint
Unit Test Study Guide
Due 2/11/16
1. Bonding Graphic Organizer - Properties Column ONLY
Due 2/5/16
1. Guided Reading Questions front and back/use handout to answer questions
Intro to Bonding Powerpoint
1. Guided Reading Questions front and back/use handout to answer questions
Intro to Bonding Powerpoint
Periodic Table Trends Quiz 2/3/16
Due 1/30/16
1. Periodic Table Trends Worksheet (omit Electronegativity questions)
Click here for Trends Notes
Due 1/28/16
1. Graphing Trend up to #4
Click here for spdf blocks KEY
Unit 6 - Electrons Homework
Chemistry Midterm Study Concepts
Click here for Midterms Concepts Link
Due 1/14/16
Due 1/12/16 - Mrs. Wissler absent so this was not checked
1. Worksheet 4.2 (cont) and 4.3
EM Spectrum and Bohr Model Quiz 1/8/16
Click here for Quiz Study Guide
Due 1/8/16
1. Flame Test Lab will be collected at the start of class.
Click here for the Quantum Theory Powerpoint
Due 1/6/15
1. Flame Test Lab - all prelab questions and all back page questions
Click here for Flame Test Lab
Click here for Line Emission Spectrum of Hydrogen
Click here for Midterms Concepts Link
Due 1/14/16
1. Worksheet 4.2 (cont) and 4.3
Due 1/12/16 - Mrs. Wissler absent so this was not checked
1. Worksheet 4.2 (cont) and 4.3
EM Spectrum and Bohr Model Quiz 1/8/16
Click here for Quiz Study Guide
Due 1/8/16
1. Flame Test Lab will be collected at the start of class.
Click here for the Quantum Theory Powerpoint
Due 1/6/15
1. Flame Test Lab - all prelab questions and all back page questions
Click here for Flame Test Lab
Click here for Line Emission Spectrum of Hydrogen
Unit Plan #6 - Arrangement of Electrons in Atoms
Unit Plan 6:
Arrangement of Electrons in Atoms
Chemistry Level
2/Mrs. Wissler
Learning
Objectives: The student will be able to
- Explain
the mathematical relationship among the speed, wavelength, and frequency
of electromagnetic radiation.
- Discuss
the dual wave-particle nature of light.
- Describe
the Bohr model of the hydrogen atom.
- Compare
and contrast the Bohr model and the quantum model of the atom.
- Explain
how the Heisenberg uncertainty principle and the Schrodinger wave equation
led to the idea of atomic orbitals.
- List
the four quantum numbers and describe their significance.
- Relate
the number of sublevels corresponding to each of an atom’s main energy
levels, the number of orbitals per sublevel, and the number of orbitals
per main energy level.
- List
the total number of electrons needed to fully occupy each main energy
level.
- State
and apply Aufbau principle, the Pauli Exclusion Principle, and Hund’s
rule.
- Describe
the electron configurations for the atoms of any element using orbital
notation and electron-configuration notation.
Essential
Questions: How can atomic
models be used to explain atoms and help us understand the interaction of
elements and compounds?
Central Concepts:
Atomic models are used to explain atoms and help us understand the interaction
of elements and compounds observed on a macroscopic scale. The periodic table displays the repeating
patterns, which are related to the atoms’ outermost electrons.
Text: Ch. 4 - all section objectives and
bolded vocabulary
Activities/Lab/Assessments:
Day 1 A,B
– 12/21 D-12/22
Notes: Wave and Particle Properties of Light,
Electromagnetic Spectrum
Flame
Test Set Up and Lighting Practice
HW: Guided Reading Sec 4.1 The Development
of a New Atomic Model #1-13
Day 2 A,B – 12/23 D-1/4
Lab: Flame Test
HW: Guided Reading questions #14-22 (D
block)
Day 3 A,B – 1/5 D- 1/6
Demonstration: Spectroscopes Natural and Artificial Light
Notes: Line-Emission Spectra and the Bohr Model
Lab: Complete Unknowns for Flame Test
HW:
Flame Test Lab Report
Day 4 A,B
– 1/7 D-1/8
Warm
Up: Bohr Model Quiz Review
Group
Study Questions
Powerpoint: Wave and Particle Properties of Electrons,
Heisenberg and Schrodinger
HW: Study for Bohr Model Quiz
Day 5
A,B – 1/11 D-1/12
Bohr
Model Quiz
Finish
Wave and Particle Properties of Electrons
Graphic
Organizer/Models: Quantum Model of the
Atom and Orbital Shapes
Midterm
Review Materials
HW: Sec 4.2 Guided Reading, Review for Midterm
Day 6 A,B
– 1/13 D-1/14
Graphic
Organizer: spdf block Periodic Table
Notes: electron configuration and atomic
sublevels/energy graph
Practice: Electron Configuration Notation and Orbital
Notation
Notes: Aufbau Principle, Pauli Exclusion Principle
and Hund’s Rule
HW: Electron
Configuration Practice, Review for Midterm
Day 7 A,B – 1/15 D-1/19
Unit
1-5 Review
Practice
Midterm
HW:
study for Midterm, prepare notecard
MIDTERM
MCAS
Chemistry Frameworks:
ü MCAS
2.3 Recognize discoveries from Dalton (atomic theory), Thomson (the electron),
Rutherford (the nucleus), and Bohr (planetary model of atom), and understand
how each discovery leads to modern theory.
ü MCAS 2.4 Write the electron configurations for the first twenty
elements of the periodic table.
ü MCAS 3.3 Relate the position of an element on the periodic table
to its electron configuration and compare its reactivity to the reactivity of
other elements in the table.
ü MCAS 3.4 Identify
trends on the periodic table (ionization energy, electronegativity, and
relative sizes of ions).
ü
Unit 5 Nomenclature Homework
UNIT TEST NAMING COMPOUNDS 12/18/15 and 20 ADDITIONAL ELEMENTS
Due 12/16/15
1. Compound Names and Formulas Worksheet
Click here for Polyatomic Ion Sheet
Due 12/14/15
1. Covalent Compounds worksheet both sides
QUIZ on Type I and Type II Naming 12/10/15
Click here for Worksheet #2 KEY
Due 12/8/15
1. Binary Ionic Compounds Worksheet #1
Due 12/4/15
1. Practice Writing and Naming Binary Ionic Compounds worksheet front and circled questions on back
Periodic Table Reference of Permanent Ion Charges
Due 12/16/15
1. Compound Names and Formulas Worksheet
Click here for Polyatomic Ion Sheet
1. Covalent Compounds worksheet both sides
Click here for Worksheet #2 KEY
1. Binary Ionic Compounds Worksheet #1
Due 12/4/15
1. Practice Writing and Naming Binary Ionic Compounds worksheet front and circled questions on back
Periodic Table Reference of Permanent Ion Charges
Unit Plan #5 - Nomenclature
Unit 5: Ionic and Molecular Compound Nomenclature
Chemistry Level 2/Mrs. Wissler
Learning Objectives:
4.6 Name and write the chemical formulas for simple ionic and molecular compounds, including those that contain the polyatomic ions: ammonium, carbonate, hydroxide, nitrate, phosphate, and sulfate.
Memorize the chemical symbols and names of elements 26-50 and an additional 25 common elements (attached).
Central Concepts: Atoms bond with each other by transferring or sharing valence electrons to form compounds.
Essential Questions:
- How does the formation of compounds result from the bonding that occurs when atoms share or transfer electrons?
Material: Class Notes/ Chapter 7 (Section 1) in Textbook/Polyatomic Ions Sheet
Activities/Assessments:
Day 1 A,B-12/1/15 D-12/2/15
Activator: What’s in a name?
Type I Binary Compounds Naming and Practice
Graphic Organizer: Common Ions on the Periodic Table
HW: Practice Binary Compounds Naming Worksheet and Questions 1,3-5, 9 and 10 on back
Day 2 A,B - 12/3/15 D-12/4/15
Review homework
Create Type I Naming Poster
Type II Binary Compounds Naming Notes and Practice
Calculation Table Method
HW: Binary Ionic Compounds Worksheet
Day 3 A,B - 12/7/15 D-12/8/15
Review Type I and II Binary Compounds Naming
Create Type II Naming Poster
Formative Assessment: Nomenclature of Type I and II Binary Compounds
HW: Study for Type I and Type II Naming Quiz
Day 4 A,B - 12/9/15 D-12/10/15
Quiz: Type I and Type II Naming
Computer on Wheels: Quizlet for Additional 25 Elements
Notes and Practice: Naming Type III Binary Compounds (nonmetals)
HW: Naming Covalent Compounds Worksheet (both sides)/Study for Additional Elements Quiz
Day 5 A,B - 12/11/15 D-12/12/15
Elements Quiz
Graphic Organizer: Flow chart of Nomenclature for Simple Ionic and Molecular Compounds
Introduction to Nomenclature of Polyatomic Ions
HW: Polyatomic Ion Naming Worksheet
Day 6 A,B - 12/13/15 D-12/16/15
Review of Polyatomic Ion Worksheet and Formative Assessment (immediate feedback given)
Test Prep: Mixed Practice in Naming
Game: Fishing for Ions
HW: Study for Test using all notes, Quizlet for additional element list practice, and practice worksheet (key on Edline)
Day 7 A,B - 12/17/15 D-12/18/15
Unit Test
NOTE: Use Edline for daily homework postings and electronic copies of notes
Unit 4 Homework - Periodic Table
No homework due Dec 2
QUIZ on Periodic Table and First 40 Elements 11/30/15 (Monday after Thanksgiving)
Due 11/24/15
1. Questions on the back of the worksheet (4.8 Worksheet)
Due 11/20/15
1. Problems on the front of the worksheet (4.8 Worksheet, #43-60)
Periodic Table Powerpoint
Click here for Periodic Table Coloring KEY
QUIZ on Periodic Table and First 40 Elements 11/30/15 (Monday after Thanksgiving)
Due 11/24/15
1. Questions on the back of the worksheet (4.8 Worksheet)
1. Problems on the front of the worksheet (4.8 Worksheet, #43-60)
Periodic Table Powerpoint
Click here for Periodic Table Coloring KEY
Unit 3 Homework
No homework due 11/18/15
UNIT TEST 11/16/15
Due 11/12/15
1. Both sides of the Nuclear Decay Equations worksheet
2. First three Nuclear Decay Equations from the Band of Stability Graph (3)
Due 11/5/15
1. Band of Stability Graph tables only
2. p. 703 #1 abc
3. Beanium Lab if not turned in during class
Due 11/3/15
1. Define the following terms from the book:nucleons, nuclides, mass defect, nuclear binding energy, band of stability, electrostatic repulsion, transmutation, alpha particle, beta particle, gamma ray, half-life
**Beanium Lab - since there wasn't enough time in class to finish this on 10/28, we will finish it on 11/3/15
No homework due 10/30/15
Atomic Theory and Structure Quiz 10/28/15
Due 10/26/15
1. Three sides of Chapter 3 Review worksheets
Due 10/22/15
1. Worksheet about Dalton, Thomson and Rutherford
History of Atomic Models Powerpoint
Due 10/20/15
UNIT TEST 11/16/15
Due 11/12/15
1. Both sides of the Nuclear Decay Equations worksheet
2. First three Nuclear Decay Equations from the Band of Stability Graph (3)
Due 11/5/15
1. Band of Stability Graph tables only
2. p. 703 #1 abc
3. Beanium Lab if not turned in during class
1. Define the following terms from the book:nucleons, nuclides, mass defect, nuclear binding energy, band of stability, electrostatic repulsion, transmutation, alpha particle, beta particle, gamma ray, half-life
**Beanium Lab - since there wasn't enough time in class to finish this on 10/28, we will finish it on 11/3/15
No homework due 10/30/15
Atomic Theory and Structure Quiz 10/28/15
Due 10/26/15
1. Three sides of Chapter 3 Review worksheets
Due 10/22/15
1. Worksheet about Dalton, Thomson and Rutherford
History of Atomic Models Powerpoint
Use your book to complete the following:
1. What was Democritus contribution to the history of the atom? p. 67
2. Complete #1-3 p. 71 ** For #2, write out the definitions of the three laws. For #3, look on p. 69 for help.
Unit 2 Homework
Click here for Unit 2 Test Study Guide
UNIT TEST 10/16/15
OPTIONAL REVIEW SESSIONS AFTER SCHOOL 10/13 and 10/15
Due 10/14/15
1. Complete the Conversions Packet
Due 10/9/15
1. Front side of Conversions Packet - show work using conversions factors
2. Study for Sig Figs and Scientific Notation Quiz
*you should be able to identify the # of sig figs, add-subtract-multiply and divide using rules for sig figs, and put numbers in correct scientific notation (including multiplying and dividing using scientific notation)
Click here for Organelle Graphic Organizer KEY
Due 10/7/15
1. Complete the Significant Figure Practice Problems Sheet
2. Optional: Study Guide due to improve Unit 1 score
Due 10/5/15
1. Bookwork Page 59, #4,6,11,18,19,24,35,36
Accuracy Precision and %Error Slides
2. Optional Opportunity to add points to your Unit 1 Test
Complete the front of the study guide in great detail to earn up to 10% of the test grade back; must be handwritten, all questions and topics discussed, and not copied from another person. This is due on 10/7/15.
Study Guide for Unit 1 Test
Due 10/1/15
1. Purpose of Significant Figures Questions
*should be answered on a separate piece of paper; will be collected and graded
Click here for Practice Measurements with KEY
UNIT TEST 10/16/15
OPTIONAL REVIEW SESSIONS AFTER SCHOOL 10/13 and 10/15
Due 10/14/15
1. Complete the Conversions Packet
Due 10/9/15
1. Front side of Conversions Packet - show work using conversions factors
2. Study for Sig Figs and Scientific Notation Quiz
*you should be able to identify the # of sig figs, add-subtract-multiply and divide using rules for sig figs, and put numbers in correct scientific notation (including multiplying and dividing using scientific notation)
Click here for Organelle Graphic Organizer KEY
Due 10/7/15
1. Complete the Significant Figure Practice Problems Sheet
2. Optional: Study Guide due to improve Unit 1 score
1. Bookwork Page 59, #4,6,11,18,19,24,35,36
Accuracy Precision and %Error Slides
2. Optional Opportunity to add points to your Unit 1 Test
Complete the front of the study guide in great detail to earn up to 10% of the test grade back; must be handwritten, all questions and topics discussed, and not copied from another person. This is due on 10/7/15.
Study Guide for Unit 1 Test
Due 10/1/15
1. Purpose of Significant Figures Questions
*should be answered on a separate piece of paper; will be collected and graded
Click here for Practice Measurements with KEY
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