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This page lists the homework assignments for Honors Chemistry, grouped by week. Click the down arrow next to each week to view the assignments for that week.
This page lists the homework assignments for Honors Chemistry, grouped by week. Click the down arrow next to each week to view the assignments for that week.
Chapter 4.1 Tour of the Periodic Table.pptxQuarter 2 - Week 1: October 19 - October 23
Quarter 2 - Week 1: October 19 - October 23
Polyatomic Ion Quiz Thursday! (over the -ate ions from "Nick the Camel ATE a Creepy Clam for Supper in Phoenix" and their -ite counterparts.)
Polyatomic Ion Quiz 2 will be next Wednesday - see below for new ions.
Monday, October 19:
Lesson: Tour of the Periodic Table - Periodic Table Activity
Textbook Pages: 124 - 131
Due Tomorrow
If you didn't finish questions from project, make sure they are turned in tomorrow.
Work on Polyatomic Ions - Quiz Thursday!
Vocab from atomic radius to electronegativity
Tuesday, October 20:
Lesson: PSAT for all periods except 6th period - Law of Conservation of Mass
Textbook Pages: Lab Handout
Due Tomorrow
Work on Polyatomic Ions - Quiz Thursday over the -ate ions from "Nick the Camel ATE a Creepy Clam for Supper in Phoenix" and their -ite counterparts.
Vocab from atomic radius to electronegativity
Wednesday, October 21:
Polyatomic Ion Quiz Tomorrow!
Lesson: Tour of the Periodic Table - Gap notes, Periodic Groups and names.
Textbook Pages: 124 - 131
Due Tomorrow
The Periodic Table Worksheet Due Monday
Family Cards - you may print them or just take notes on them - up to you!
Your group will prepare to teach your family to the class tomorrow. I will assign them tomorrow so no need to do anything tonight.
Work on Polyatomic Ions - Quiz Tomorrow over the -ate ions from "Nick the Camel ATE a Creepy Clam for Supper in Phoenix" and their -ite counterparts.
Vocab from atomic radius to electronegativity
Thursday, October 22:
Lesson: Tour of the Periodic Table; families
Textbook Pages: 124 - 131
Due Tomorrow
The Periodic Table Worksheet Due Monday
Family Cards - Family card for alkaline metals will be presented. Make sure you have notes for each family!
Work on Polyatomic Ions - New set to focus on, but don't forget the -ate/-ite we worked on! The next quiz may have ions from the first quiz.
ammonium
hydronium
acetate
hydroxide
halogen series: perchlorate, chlorate, chlorite, hypochlorite. Be able to switch out the Cl for the other halogens. Quiz Next Wednesday!
Vocab from atomic radius to electronegativity
Friday, October 23:
Lesson: MOLE DAY!!!
Textbook Pages: Activity
Due Tomorrow
The Periodic Table Worksheet Due Monday
Family Cards - make sure you have all the information in your notes.
Last remaining groups will present on Monday.
Work on Polyatomic Ions - New set to focus on, but don't forget the -ate/-ite we worked on! The next quiz may have ions from the first quiz.
Vocab from atomic radius to electronegativity - quiz Friday of next week.
Quarter 1 - Week 10: October 5 - October 9
Quarter 1 - Week 10: October 5 - October 9
Test on Tuesday on Mole Concept and Empirical and Molecular Formula!!
Study Guide for Test
Study Guide KEY
Mole Conversion WS KEY
Percent Composition WS KEY
Empirical Formula WS KEY
Monday, September 29:
Lesson: Questions for test; practice
Textbook Pages: 224 - 248
Due Tomorrow
Study for test
Tuesday, September 30:
Lesson: Test
Textbook Pages: 224 - 248
Nothing is due tomorrow, but keep in mind we should be
practicing polyatomic ions
preparing for next set of vocabulary: atomis radius to lattice energy
Wednesday, October 1:
Lesson: Review Chapter 3 Test
Textbook Pages: 114 - 123
Due Tomorrow
Begin looking at Polyatomic Ions - make flashcards to help memorize. This is for chapter 5, but I want you to have plenty of time.
Vocab from atomic radius to electronegativity - quiz after break. I will announce when the quiz is scheduled after break.
Thursday, October 2:
Student Conferences
Friday, October 3:
Student Conferences
Quarter 1 - Week 9: September 28 - October 2
Quarter 1 - Week 9: September 28 - October 2
Chapter 3 Test is Monday 09/28!
Test on Tuesday next week (10/06) on Mole Concept and Empirical and Molecular Formula!!
Study Guide for Test
Study Guide KEY
Notebooks will be checked this week! - How to organize (provided at the beginning of the year) It must be organized as stated to get your points.
Mole Conversion WS KEY
Molar Mass and Percent Composition WS KEY
Monday, September 28:
Lesson: Chapter 3 Test
Textbook Pages: Chapter 3
Due Tomorrow
Review Dimensional Analysis for next chapter
Tuesday, September 29:
Lesson: The Mole Concept - Avogadro's Number
Textbook Pages: 224 - 232
Due Tomorrow
Continue Mole Conversion WS #1-8 This is just finding molar mass. Use your periodic table masses to determine the molar mass.
Wednesday, September 30:
Lesson: The Mole Concept - Avogadro's Number, Molar Mass, Molar Volume
Textbook Pages: 224 - 232
Due Tomorrow
Finish Mole Conversion WS
Do as much of the worksheet as you can. It will be due at the end of class tomorrow, but we do not have the whole class to work on it - you should only bring in problems that you have questions or couldn't do. Only do the last question if you would like to potentially do well on bonus questions!
Thursday, October 1:
Lesson: Percent Composition
Textbook Pages: 241 - 248
Due Tomorrow
Finish anything on the mole conversion worksheet.
Friday, October 2:
Lesson: Empirical Formula and Molecular Formula
Textbook Pages: 241-248
Due Tomorrow
Check answer key for previous homework to make sure you are ready for test. Bring questions for Monday's review!
Quarter 1 - Week 8: September 21 - September 25
Quarter 1 - Week 8: September 21 - September 25
Test will be Monday of next week (09/28)
Practice For Chapter 3 Test HERE Remember chapter 3 is broken into two parts. Do only the parts that are on the study guide. Moles will be our next unit.
Practice Answer KEY
Quantum Number WS KEY
Electron Configuration WS KEY
Bohr Model KEY
Ions and Electron Configuration of Ions WS KEY
Monday, September 15:
Lesson: Finish Quantum Numbers
Textbook Pages: 95-99
Due Tomorrow
Finish the rest of the Quantum Numbers Worksheet. If you need help, you must come see me!
Tuesday, September 16:
Lesson: Electron Configurations with Core Notation/Noble Gas Configuration
Textbook Pages: 96-99
Due Tomorrow
Wednesday, September 17: Half Day
Lesson: Anomolies in Electron Configurations that you are responsible for knowing.
Textbook Pages: 96-99
Due Tomorrow
Electron Configurations WS - finish any orbital filling diagrams. Make sure you include the electron configuration and state how many valence electrons there are. Fill in the diagram following Aufbau and Hund's Rules. Make sure Cu and Cr are accurate!
Thursday, September 18:
Lesson: Electron Configuration Anomolies; Why do ions form?
Textbook Pages: 95-99
Due Tomorrow
Get binder ready for checks beginning next week.
Friday, September 19:
Lesson: Review for Test
Text Book Pages: Chapter 3
Due Monday
Study for test.
Have binder ready for check beginning next week.
Quarter 1 - Week 7: September 14 - September 18
Quarter 1 - Week 7: September 14 - September 18
Energy Quiz on Wednesday! (covering wavelength, frequency, energy)
Want more practice? (Note - this practice is for all of chapter 3 not just energy.)
Vocab Quiz on Monday 09/17!
Test will be Monday 09/28
Energy WS KEY
Monday, September 14:
Lesson: Bohr Model of the Atom
Textbook Pages: 91-95
Due Tomorrow
Make sure History of the Atom WS is finished.
Fill in the first column of the Energy WS from Friday.
Color Electromagnetic Spectrum WS from class if you didn't have colored pencils
Study Vocabulary from Law of Conservation of Mass to Isoelectronic. This quiz will be next Wednesday.
Get your notebook ready - You must have everything in one binder. You must have a table of contents that was handed out in class with note pages numbered.
Tuesday, September 15:
Lesson: Bohr Model of the Atom Flame Test Lab
Textbook Pages: Lab Sheet
Due Tomorrow
Finish Flame Test Lab - data and conclusion should be in your lab notebook
Flame test lab Analysis Questions should be done on paper (Due tomorrow in blue bin)
Study for Quiz on energy - this will cover the calculations for wavelength, frequency, and energy.
Study Vocabulary from Law of Conservation of Mass to Isoelectronic. This quiz will be Monday.
Get your notebook ready - You must have everything in one binder. You must have a table of contents that was handed out in class with note pages numbered.
Wednesday, September 16:
Lesson: Review Test 1
Textbook Pages: 91-98
Due Tomorrow
Begin thinking about the next test - study the material up until now.
Study Vocabulary from Law of Conservation of Mass to Isoelectronic. This quiz will be Monday
Get your notebook ready - You must have everything in one binder. You must have a table of contents that was handed out in class with note pages numbered.
Thursday, September 17:
Lesson: Electron Transitions in the H atom/ Begin Energy Levels, Sublevels and Orbitals.
Textbook Pages: 95-99
Due Tomorrow
Bohr Model of the atom WS - fill in the electrons as dots ONLY! Do not do the core/valence electrons or the electron configurations
Review Notes for energy levels, sublevels, orbitals. Come with questions if you don't understand your notes.
Study Vocabulary from Law of Conservation of Mass to Isoelectronic. This quiz will be Monday.
Get notebook ready.
Friday, September 18:
Lesson: Quantum Numbers
Text Book Pages: 95 - 99
Due Monday
Quantum Number WS #1-11. Try your best and we can discuss problems Monday, but only if you put effort in. Wer do not have the whole period to answer questions.
Study Vocabulary from Law of Conservation of Mass to Isoelectronic. This quiz will be Monday.
Get notebook ready.
Chapter 3c Atomic Structure, Energy and Electron Configurations.pptxQuarter 1 - Week 6: September 7 - September 11
Quarter 1 - Week 6: September 7 - September 11
Atomic Structure WS Key
Average Atomic Mass WS Key
Lab notebooks have been checked for the density lab conclusio and the Separation of a Mixture lab. If you have a zero, I do not have your notebook or you didn't do the assignment. If you didn't do the assignment because you were absent, come see me.
Monday, September 7:
Lesson: Labor Day No School
Tuesday, September 8:
Lesson: Review Atomic Notation, Average Atomic Mass
Textbook Pages: 234-235
Due Tomorrow
Atomic Structure WS - due tomorrow. Fill in the chart. For the "Full Symbol" use atomic notation. Remember the only thing that can make an ion is losing or gaining electrons.
Study Vocabulary from Law of Conservation of Mass to Isoelectronic. This quiz will be in a couple weeks, but start learning them now!
Get your notebook ready - You must have everything in one binder. You must have a table of contents that was handed out in class with note pages numbered.
Wednesday, September 9:
Lesson: Average Atomic Mass; Begin What is light?
Textbook Pages: 92-93
Due Tomorrow
Average Atomic Mass WS watch sig figs!
Study Vocabulary from Law of Conservation of Mass to Isoelectronic. This quiz will be in a couple weeks, but start learning them now!
Get your notebook ready - You must have everything in one binder. You must have a table of contents that was handed out in class with note pages numbered.
Thursday, September 10:
Lesson: What is Light? Properties of light waves.
Textbook Pages: 92-93
Due Tomorrow
Check answer keys and bring questions about last two homework assignments.
Study Vocabulary from Law of Conservation of Mass to Isoelectronic. This quiz will be in a couple weeks, but start learning them now!
Don't forget about practicing polyatomic ions!
Get your notebook ready - You must have everything in one binder. You must have a table of contents that was handed out in class with note pages numbered.
Friday, September 11:
Lesson: Bohr's Model of the atom; Energy Calculations
Text Book Pages: 90-93
Due Monday
Energy WS #1 Use your two equations for the chart!
Have a great weekend!
Chapter 3a Dalton.pptxChapter 3b History of Atoms.pptxQuarter 1 - Week 5: August 31 - September 4
Quarter 1 - Week 5: August 31 - September 4
Monday, August 31:
Lesson: Separation of a Mixture Lab - Writing a Procedure
Textbook Pages: 27-28
Due Tomorrow
Prepare your procedure for Separation Lab tomorrow in your lab (composition) notebook
Study Vocabulary from Law of Conservation of Mass to Isoelectronic
Begin memorizing polyatomic ions.
Get your notebook ready! A rubric was passed out so you know what to expect.
Tuesday, September 1:
Lesson: Separation of a Mixture Lab
Textbook Pages: Handout
Due Tomorrow
Write the "Separating a Mixture" questions from Lab in your lab composition notebook and answer them with full sentences. Answer thoroughly!
Study Vocabulary from Law of Conservation of Mass to Isoelectronic
Begin memorizing polyatomic ions.
Get your notebook ready!
Wednesday, September 2:
Lesson: History of the Atom
Text Book Pages: 74 - 89
Due Tomorrow
Begin to study vocabulary from Law of Conservation of Mass to Isoelectronic
Bring several cards to make flash cards for polyatomic ions.
Begin memorizing polyatomic ions.
Get your notebook ready!
Thursday, September 3:
Lesson: History of the Atom
Text Book Pages: 74 - 89
History of the atom WS - Under scientist, list the name. Draw the picture of the atom that they introduced. Name the theory (Atomic Theory, Plum Pudding Model), and discuss the discovery. For Dalton, list the 5 topics. For Thomson, Discuss the CRT tube, the charged plates, the magnet, and the paddle wheel.
Study Vocabulary from Law of Conservation of Mass to Isoelectronic. This quiz will be in a couple weeks, but start learning them now!
Get your notebook ready - You must have everything in one binder. You must have a table of contents that was handed out in class with note pages numbered.
Work on polyatomic ions!
Friday, September 4:
Lesson: Ernest Rutherford, the proton and Atomic Notation
Textbook Pages: 234-235
Due Monday
We updated the History of the Atom WS with Rutherforn in the thrid column in class!
R&R Weekend - Enjoy
Quarter 1 - Week 4: August 24 - August 28
Quarter 1 - Week 4: August 24 - August 28
Vocabulary Quiz on Tuesday!
Dimensional Analysis Quiz on Wednesday!
Chapter 1 Test Friday, August 28th
Answer KEYS:
Significant Figures and Measurements KEY
Expressing Error in Measurement KEY
Dimensional Analysis KEY
Practice KEY
Monday, August 24:
Lesson: Dimensional Analysis (metric-metric, enlish-english and english-metric)
Textbook: Pages 12-15
Due Tomorrow
Dimensional Analysis WS Only leave a few problems that you have questions on for tomorrow in class.
Study vocabulary from physical property to significant figure Quiz Tomorrow!
Chapter 1 Study Guide OUTLINE: Chapter 1 Study Guide
Chapter 1 Extra Practice
Tuesday, August 25: Vocab Quiz Today
Lesson: Dimensional Analysis
Textbook Pages: 12-15
Due Tomorrow
If you didn't finish your Dimensional Analysis, finish it and show me tomorrow!
Dimensional Analysis QUIZ
Read Lab - Be prepared to be efficient!
Chapter 1 Study Guide OUTLINE: Chapter 1 Study Guide
Chapter 1 Extra Practice
Wednesday, August 26: Dimensional Analysis Quiz today
Lesson: Density Lab
Textbook Pages: Handout
About the quiz - We did a dimensional analysis quiz. Grades are in by this evening. If you would like to improve your grade, you must come see me and discuss the error and we can ensure that the process is better understood. As soon as tomorrow morning if you would like! This is only available until the test Friday to improve your grade.
Due Tomorrow
Work on Density Lab calculations for cylinder 1 with the caliper method. You must follow what we learned about writing the formula first, then directly underneath formula, show your work. You must label mm to cm and show work. How do you find the radius? Show formula and work. Keep going until you get to density. We will work on the calculations tomorrow but do at least 1 of them.
Begin studying for test.
Chapter 1 Study Guide OUTLINE: Chapter 1 Study Guide
Chapter 1 Extra Practice
Thursday, August 27:
Lesson: Density Lab/ Review for Test
Textbook Pages: Handout
Chapter 1 Study Guide OUTLINE: Chapter 1 Study Guide
Chapter 1 Extra Practice
Due Tomorrow
Density Lab - work on it for homework after the test tomorrow. Focus on studying for the test tonight. Don't forget I am available to help in the morning and at lyceum!
Study for test.
Friday, August 28:
Lesson: Chapter 1-2 Test
Text Book Pages: Chapter 1,2
Due Monday
Density Lab: Do all calculations watching significant figures. Don't round until the end, but report correct sig figs in results section. Fill out the results table. This is a compilation of the calculations you performed and organized into a table. DO NOT do the conclusion. We will come back to this as a group.
Work on memorizing the next set of vocabulary: Study Vocabulary from Law of Conservation of Mass to Isoelectronic
Begin memorizing polyatomic ions
Chapter 1.2 Units of Measurement .pptxQuarter 1 - Week 3: August 17 - August 21
Quarter 1 - Week 3: August 17 - August 21
Element Name and Symbol Quiz for first 36 elements + Ag, Au, Pb, I, Hg, Sn on Friday!
Vocabulary Quiz Next Tuesday!
Chapter 1 Test Monday, August 28th I think...
Answer KEYS:
Monday, August 17:
Lesson: Accuracy and Precision in Measurements
Textbook: Pages 54-55
Due Tomorrow
Accuracy and Precision WS Directions for each problem are on the worksheet.
Study first 36 element names and symbols + Ag, Au, Pb, I, Hg, Sn Quiz Friday
Study vocabulary from physical property to significant figure Quiz Coming 08/25!
Tuesday, August 18:
Lesson: Significant Figures
Textbook Pages: 56-59
Due Tomorrow
Significant Figures and Measurements: DUE Thursday - you should be able to do all of the problems.
Study first 36 element names and symbols + Ag, Au, Pb, I, Hg, Sn Quiz Friday
Study vocabulary from physical property to significant figure Quiz 08/25!
Wednesday, August 19:
Lesson: Significant Figures/ Scientific Notation and your calculator
Textbook Pages: 56-59
Due Tomorrow
Significant Figures and Measurements Finish the homework! - due tomorrow!
I also handed out the "Expressing Error in Measurements" - this is tomorrow's homework, but I wanted to give it to those that would like to get ahead. This is due Friday.
Study first 36 element names and symbols + Ag, Au, Pb, I, Hg, Sn - Quiz Friday
Study vocabulary from physical property to significant figure Quiz Coming next Tuesday!
Thursday, August 20:
Element Name and Symbol Quiz for first 36 elements + Ag, Au, Pb, I, Hg, Sn Tomorrow!
Lesson: Laboratory Techniques Activity
Textbook Pages: Handout
Due Tomorrow
Finish Laboratory Techniques Activity
Expressing Error in Measurements - due Monday but you will have homework tomorrow as well!
Study first 36 element names and symbols + Ag, Au, Pb, I, Hg, Sn - Quiz tomorrow!
Study vocabulary from physical property to significant figure Quiz Coming next Tuesday!
Friday, August 21:
Lesson: Dimensional Analysis (metric-metric, english-english)
Textbook: Pages 12-15
Due Tomorrow
Dimensional Analysis WS Only problems 1-6
Expressing Error if you didn't finish it yet.
Study vocabulary from physical property to significant figure Quiz Tuesday!
Chapter 1 Study Guide OUTLINE: Chapter 1 Study Guide
Chapter 1 Extra Practice
Lab Safety Presentation.pptxChapter 1a and 1cMatter.pptxQuarter 1 - Week 1 and 2: August 6 - August 14
Quarter 1 - Week 1 and 2: August 6 - August 14
Understanding SDS WS KEY
Physical and Chemical Properties and Changes KEY
Look! The answer keys are there!
Welcome to the first day of classes! I will list assignments with due dates as well as links for any handouts. Answer keys will become available after the assignment is due. It is your responsibility to do the homework by yourself to prepare you for the tests. Although AI will give you the answers, it does NOT prepare you to take a test. Be proud of the work you do and of your accomplishments.
It is more honorable to fail than to cheat.
There are unintended outcomes of artificial virtue. Don't let AI undermine your virtue, morality, critical thinking skills, and trust.
If you are absent, you can print homework documents from the homework blog or you can pick up copies by the lava lamp in the classroom! Missing homework is YOUR responsibility to pick up and turn in.
Thursday, August 6:
Lesson: What to expect in chemistry. What is chemistry? Practice chemistry in class.
All Due by Monday: (you may bring them in tomorrow)
Read and Sign Syllabus
Begin learning the first 20 element names and symbols. (You do not need to memorize the atomic number or mass.) Quiz will be next Friday.
Get Binder exclusively for chemistry and begin organizing it with binder tabs - will check binder on Monday for points.
Get composition book for lab. You may leave this composition book in the classroom.
Friday, August 7:
Lesson: Lab Safety, Tour of Lab Safety in Classroom and Chemistry Glassware Identification
Due Monday
Read and Sign Syllabus
Read and Sign Lab Safety Contract
Know the GHS Pictograms before test 1.
Study for Lab Safety Quiz on Monday. The slides of the safety lecture and the safety contract should be enough to prepare. Lab equipment and specific GHS symbols are not on the quiz!
Begin learning the first 20 element names and symbols. (You do not need to memorize the atomic number or mass.) Quiz next Friday!
Get Binder exclusively for chemistry - will check binder on Monday for points.
Get composition book for lab. You may leave this composition book in the classroom.
Monday, August 10:
Lab Safety Quiz Today!
Lesson: Exploring "Safety Data Sheets".
Textbook Pages: Lecture Notes
Due Tomorrow
Practice first 20 element names and symbols
Understanding and Using Safety Data Sheets Worksheet if not finished in class or absent.
Vocab: physical property to significant figure. I will let you know when the quiz will be. It will be a couple of weeks still, but start memorizing them.
Tuesday, August 11:
Lesson: What is Chemistry: Physical and Chemical properties.
Textbook Pages: 4-18
Element Name and Symbol Quiz Thursday!
Due Tomorrow
Physical and Chemical properties and changes WS - due Thursday You should be able to do #1 and 2 and the back page.
20 element names and symbols - quiz Thursday
Vocab: physical property to significant figure. I will let you know when the quiz will be. It will be a couple of weeks still, but start memorizing them.
Wednesday, August 12:
Lesson: Chemical Properties and Changes; mixtures
Textbook Pages: 18-19
Element Name and Symbol Quiz Thursday!
Due Tomorrow
Study 20 element names and symbols for quiz Thursday
Study vocabulary from physical property to significant figure
Bring Colored Pencils tomorrow to color periodic table!
Thursday, August 13: Quiz Today
Lesson: Observations Activity
Text Book Pages: Making Observations Handout
Due Tomorrow
Making Observations Activity
Color Periodic Table by Monday
Include: metals, semimetals, nonmetals with color
solids, gases, liquids using a "g" for gases and "l" for liquids
Diatomic molecules - write them on the bottom of your table
Study first 36 element names and symbols + Ag, Au, Pb, I, Hg, Sn
Study vocabulary from physical property to significant figure Quiz eventually! I will let you know!
Bring Colored Pencils tomorrow to color periodic table!
Start Bringing calculator
Friday, August 14:
Lesson: Classification of Matter
Textbook Pages: 21 - 27
Due Monday
Color Periodic Table by Monday
Include: metals, semimetals, nonmetals with color
solids, gases, liquids using a "g" for gases and "l" for liquids
Diatomic molecules - write them on the bottom of your table
Study first 36 element names and symbols + Ag, Au, Pb, I, Hg, Sn
Study vocabulary from physical property to significant figure Quiz eventually! I will let you know!
Start Bringing calculator
Chapter 4.2 Periodic Trends 2022.pptxQuarter 2 - Week 2: October 26 - October 30
Quarter 2 - Week 2: October 26 - October 30
Polyatomic Ion Quiz #2 Wednesday!! This quiz will have new ions and previously learned ions.
Vocab Quiz Friday!!
Periodic Table WS KEY
Ionic Radius WS KEY
Periodic Trends WS KEY
Monday, October 26:
Lesson: Tour of Periodic Table - Any remaining families we haven't covered.
Textbook Pages: 132 - 136
Due Tomorrow
Family Cards - make sure you have all the information in your notes.
Work on Polyatomic Ions - New set to focus on, but don't forget the -ate/-ite we worked on! The next quiz may have ions from the first quiz.
ammonium
hydronium
acetate
hydroxide
halogen series: perchlorate, chlorate, chlorite, hypochlorite. Be able to switch out the Cl for the other halogens.
Vocab from atomic radius to electronegativity - quiz Friday
Tuesday, October 27:
Lesson: Periodic Trends: Atomic Radius Size and Ionic Radius
Textbook Pages: 132 - 136
Due Tomorrow
Periodic Trends WS, Atomic Size
Keep working on Polyatomic Ions - quiz tomorrow
Vocab from atomic radius to electronegativity - quiz Friday
Wednesday, October 28:
Lesson: Periodic Trends: Ionization Energy
Textbook Pages: 137 - 139
Due Tomorrow
Periodic Trends WS, Ionization Energy
Work on the polyatomic ions from the first two quizzes + the new ones! Quiz Monday.
oxalate
bicarbonate
dichromate
peroxide
cyanide
permanganate
thiosulfate
Vocab from atomic radius to electronegativity - quiz Friday
Thursday, October 29:
Lesson: Periodic Trends: Electron Affinity, Electronegativity and Metallic Character
Textbook Pages: 137 - 139
Due Tomorrow
Periodic Trends WS - Rest of WS
Work on the polyatomic ions from the first two quizzes + the new ones! Quiz Monday.
oxalate
bicarbonate
dichromate
peroxide
cyanide
permanganate
thiosulfate
Vocab from atomic radius to electronegativity - quiz tomorrow
Friday, October 30:
Lesson: Periodic Trends Lab
Textbook Pages: 137 - 139
Due Monday
Finish Lab
Work on the polyatomic ions from the first two quizzes + the new ones! Quiz Monday.
oxalate
bicarbonate
dichromate
peroxide
cyanide
permanganate
thiosulfate
Chapter 5a and 5b - Ionic Bonding and Salts.pptxQuarter 2 - Week 3: November 2 - November 6
Quarter 2 - Week 3: November 2 - November 6
Ionic Nomenclature #1 KEY
Lattice Energy KEY coming soon
Monday, November 2:
Lesson: Review for Chapter 4 Test
Textbook Pages: Chapter 4
Due Tomorrow
Study for Test
Tuesday, November 3:
Lesson: Chapter 4 Test
Textbook Pages: Chapter 4
Due Tomorrow
Review Polyatomic Ions
New Vocab: Dissociation to oxidation number
Wednesday, November 4:
Lesson: Chapter 5 Ionic Compounds. How do Ionic Bonds Form?
Textbook Pages: 157 - 175
Due Monday
New Vocab: Dissociation to oxidation number
Thursday, November 5:
Lesson: Lattice Energy and Dissociation of Ionic Salts in water.
Textbook Pages: 168-169
Due Monday
Lattice Energy WS I gave you a way to calculate LE, but we are not doing any calculations. Use notes from class to complete.
New Vocab: Dissociation to oxidation number
Friday, November 6:
Lesson: Lattice Energy Demonstration Setup; Begin Nomenclature
Textbook Pages: Crystallization Lab Handout
Due Tomorrow
New Vocab: Dissociation to oxidation number
Quarter 2 - Week 4: November 9 - November 13
Quarter 2 - Week 4: November 9 - November 13
Ionic Nomenclature and Hydrates Quiz Thursday!
Lattice Energy WS KEY
Ionic Nomenclature #2 WS KEY
Hydrates WS KEY
Ionic Nomenclature Practice KEY
Polyatomic Nomenclature Practice KEY
Monday, November 10:
Lesson: Finish Lattice Energy Demo, Ionic Nomenclature
Textbook Pages: 176-182
Due Tomorrow
New Vocab: Dissociation to oxidation number
Lesson: Ionic Nomenclature and Hydrates
Textbook Pages: 176 - 182
Due Tomorrow
Ionic Nomenclature #2 What you didn't finish in class is homework.
Tuesday, November 11:
Veteran's Day - No School!
Wednesday, November 12:
Lesson: Review Chapter 4 Test; Practice Nomenclature Day
Textbook Pages: 176-182
Due Tuesday
Ionic Nomenclature WS Do 1-22 on front and 1-25 on back for credit.
Polyatomic Ionic Nomenclature WS Do 1-10 on each part for credit.
Study for Quiz over ionic nomenclature and hydrates tomorrow! Use homework and practice to be prepared. This is a 40 point quiz! You must use every worksheet to prepare including the practice!
Thursday, November 13: Ionic + Hydrate Nomenclature QUIZ!
Lesson: Ionic Nomenclature Quiz; Introduction to Covalent Compounds
Textbook Pages: Chapter 4, Chapter 5 pages
Due Tomorrow
Covalent Bonds WS #1-5. We will do the rest of the worksheet tomorrow together.
I also wanted to mention that I misspoke when I said the Haber process for aluminum - I meant to say Bayer Process - apologies, but it won't be anything that is tested on.
Friday, November 14:
Lesson: Covalent Bonds and Covalent Nomenclature
Textbook Pages: 194 - 198, 206 - 207
Due Tomorrow
Quarter 2 - Week 5: November 16 - November 20
Quarter 2 - Week 5: November 16 - November 20
Covalent Bonds WS KEY
Molecular Nomenclature WS KEY
Covalent or Molecular Nomenclature WS KEY
Acid Nomenclature KEY
Mixed Nomenclature KEY
Ionic Nomenclature Quiz Retake on Friday!
Monday, November 11:
No School - Veteran's Day
Tuesday, November 12:
Lesson: Ionic Nomenclature Quiz; Introduction to Covalent Compounds
Textbook Pages: Chapter 4, Chapter 5 pages
Due Tomorrow
Wednesday, November 13:
Lesson: Covalent Bonds and Covalent Nomenclature
Textbook Pages: 194 - 198, 206 - 207
Due Tomorrow
Thursday, November 14:
Lesson: Nomenclature of Acids, Basic Lewis Dot Structures.
Textbook Pages: 199 - 206
Due Tomorrow
Friday, November 15:
Lesson: Lewis Dot Structures
Textbook Pages: 199 - 206
Due Monday
Quarter 2 - Week 6: November 23 - November 27
Quarter 2 - Week 6: November 23 - November 27
Mixed Nomenclature Quiz Tuesday!
Chapter 5-6 Test will be Tuesday, November 26th. STUDY GUIDE
Lewis Dot Structure Part 1 KEY
Lewis Dot Structure Part 2 KEY
VSEPR Handout KEY
Molecular Modeling Activity KEY
Lewis Dot Structure Part 3 KEY
Monday, November 18:
Lesson: Lewis Dot Structures with Polyatomic Ions, Resonance, Most Stable Structures and Formal Charges
Textbook Pages: 199-206
Due Tomorrow
Study for quiz
Tuesday, November 19:
Lesson: Expanded Octets and VSEPR
Textbook Pages: 199 - 206
Due Tomorrow
Finish and make any changes necessary to Lewis WS #2. I will put the grade in tomorrow.
Wednesday, November 20:
Lesson: VSEPR
Textbook Pages: Handout
Due Tomorrow
Thursday, November 21:
Lesson: VSEPR and Polarity
Textbook Pages: Handout
Due Tomorrow
Friday, November 22:
Lesson: Lewis Dot Structures
Textbook Pages: Handout
Due Monday
Quarter 2 - Week 7: November 30 - December 4
Quarter 2 - Week 7: November 30 - December 4
Chapter 5-6 Test will be Tuesday, November 26th. STUDY GUIDE
Lewis Dot Structure Part 1 KEY
Lewis Dot Structure Part 2 KEY
VSEPR Handout KEY
Molecular Modeling Activity KEY
Lewis Dot Structure Part 3 KEY
Monday, November 18:
Lesson: Review for Test
Textbook Pages: Chapter 5 and 6
Due Tomorrow
Study for test
Tuesday, November 19:
Lesson: Chapter 5 & 6 test
Textbook Pages: Chapter 5 and 6
Due Tomorrow
R&R Weekend. Enjoy your break.
Wednesday, November 27 - Friday November, 29:
Thanksgiving Break
Quarter 2 - Week 8: December 7 - December 11
Quarter 2 - Week 8: December 7 - December 11
Chapter 9 Test Next Thursday!!
Mole Review Answer KEY
Balancing Chemical Equations WS KEY
Stoichiometry WS #1 KEY
Limiting Reagent WS #1 KEY coming soon...
Stoichiometry WS #2 KEY coming soon...
Limiting Reagent WS #2 KEY coming soon...
Monday, December 2:
Lesson: Review Mole Calculations for final and Stoichiometry Unit
Textbook Pages: 224 - 233
Due Tomorrow
Tuesday, December 3:
Lesson: Writing and Balancing Chemical Reactions
Textbook Pages: 267 - 274
Due Tomorrow
Wednesday, December 4:
Lesson: Stoichiometry and Mole Ratios
Textbook Pages: 302 - 311
Due Tomorrow
Thursday, December 5:
Lesson: Percent Yield, Limiting Reagents
Textbook Pages: 312 - 319
Due Tomorrow
Friday, December 6:
Lesson: Reviewing Stoichiometry and Limiting Reagents
Textbook Pages: 302 - 319
Due Monday
Stoichiometry WS #2 : Do #1-5
Limiting Reagent WS #2 : Do #1 - 4.
This homework will help prepare you for the test Thursday. It is essentially your study guide for the test.
Quarter 2 - Week 9: December 14 - December 18
Quarter 2 - Week 9: December 14 - December 18
Chapter 9 Test Thursday!!
Mole Review Answer KEY
Balancing Chemical Equations WS KEY
Stoichiometry WS #1 KEY
Limiting Reagent WS #1 KEY
Stoichiometry WS #2 KEY
Limiting Reagent WS #2 KEY
Extra Practice: Stoichiometry #3 Extra Practice Stoichiometry #3: KEY
Information for Final Exam: Final Exam will be 12/19 and 12/20
Study Guide Practice Test Practice Test KEY
Dimensional Analysis Review Dimensional Anlysis KEY
Monday, December 2:
Lesson: Review Homework, Prepare for Lab
Textbook Pages: 302 - 319
Due Tomorrow
Read Limiting Reagent Lab
Have a balanced chemical reaction for lab or you will not be able to participate in lab. There are hints, but if you need help, come see me!
Tuesday, December 3:
Lesson: Limiting Reagent Lab
Textbook Pages: Handout
Due Tomorrow
Finish Lab as much as possible. It will be due at end of class Wednesday.
Wednesday, December 4:
Lesson: Finish Lab, Review for Test
Textbook Pages: 267 - 274, 302 - 319
Due Tomorrow
Lab
Study for Chapter 9 Test
Thursday, December 5:
Lesson: Chapter 9 Test
Textbook Pages: 267 - 274, 302 - 319
Due Tomorrow
Temperature Conversion, Dimensional Analysis Review
Friday, December 6:
Lesson: Review Dimensional Analysis
Textbook Pages:
Due Monday
Dimensional Analysis WS
Quarter 2 - Week 10: December 14 - December 18
Quarter 2 - Week 10: December 14 - December 18
Information for Final Exam: Final Exam will be 12/19 and 12/20
Study Guide Practice Test Practice Test KEY
Dimensional Analysis Review Dimensional Anlysis KEY
Monday, December 2:
Lesson: Review Chapter 3 in Groups
Textbook Pages: Chapter 3
Due Tomorrow
Be prepared to present your topic in class
Tuesday, December 3:
Lesson: Continued Chapter 3 Presentations
Textbook Pages: Chapter 3
Due Tomorrow
Study for Final Exam
Wednesday, December 4:
Lesson: Review Chapter 5, 6 Test
Textbook Pages: Chapter 5, 6
Due Tomorrow
Study for Final Exam
Thursday, December 5:
Final Exam for periods 1 - 3
Friday, December 6:
Final Exam for periods 4 - 6
Enjoy your break! See you next year!
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