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Why Equilibrium?
Why Equilibrium?
The study of equilibrium - the movement involved in chemical reactions - accounts for 20% of the AP Chemistry Exam and is fundamental to understanding future units.
The study of equilibrium - the movement involved in chemical reactions - accounts for 20% of the AP Chemistry Exam and is fundamental to understanding future units.
Signup for AP Exam and/or CU Succeed Credit (~10)
3/4 LT: How does a buffer alter the shape of a Titration Curve?
3/4 LT: How does a buffer alter the shape of a Titration Curve?
SPQ#3: Pour Together Problems & Calculations (~20)
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Complete your lab
3/5 LT: What are the key parts of a titration curve?
3/5 LT: What are the key parts of a titration curve?
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Complete the Titration Curves Basics Notes (~10) and the Identifying Key points on Titration Curves (~10)
Practice with this Desmos Titration Curves
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Practice Test FRQs
3/8 LT: How do we best prepare ourselves for our last test this quarter?
3/8 LT: How do we best prepare ourselves for our last test this quarter?
Agenda
Agenda
Questions?
Review for Acid-Base Exam
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Study and get a good nights rest
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Study using the
Practice Test MCQs
3/9 LT: Show what you know about Acid-Base Equilibrium
3/9 LT: Show what you know about Acid-Base Equilibrium
Agenda
Agenda
Take our timed Acid-Base unit Test
25 MC
3 AP FRQ's
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Plan on taking the test the day you get back
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Rest
3/10 & 11 Measuring Δ Hneut
3/10 & 11 Measuring Δ Hneut
Agenda
Agenda
Questions?
Work time (~50)
Test Corrections Due
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Absent?
Watch the Video notes about Hess' Law
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Turn in Lab #14
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