AP CHEMISTRY

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Thursday, May 6, 2027 @ 12:00pm

October 6 - Tuesday

Learning Intentions: What will we learn today? Refresh our memory on topics from Chemistry 1 in including moles, mole ratios, balancing chemical equations.

Success Criteria: How will we know if we've learned it? You can accurately convert all aspects of chemistry problems using the mole as the universal conversion unit.

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Recap - Quiz: Chapter 3: The Mole - The Central Unit in Chemistry

If you did not finish attempt #2 on the quiz yesterday and would like to try again. You must do it in class with your partner during lunch or after school.
- - Must be completed by 4:00 pm on Wednesday
Since you did this chapter all on your own, you may use any notes you took from the reading but no other resources.
You may take the quiz 2 times. Both scores will be averaged together.

AP Unit 1: Atomic Structure and Properties - Free Response Questions

On the AP Exam: The Free Response Questions are 50% of your grade on the final AP Exam. There will be 7 FRQ's and you will have 1 hr and 45 minutes.*

For the AP Chemistry free-response section, aim to spend about 23 minutes on each of the three long questions and 9 minutes on each of the four short questions. Remember that you can use a calculator for the entire section and should plan your time by starting with your strongest questions to maximize points.

Free-response question timing:

Long Questions (3 questions): ~23 minutes each (worth 10 points each)
Short Questions (4 questions): ~9 minutes each (worth 4 points each)

Strategies for managing time:

Look over all questions first: Before starting, take a few minutes to skim all seven questions to decide which one you want to answer first.
Start with your strengths: Tackling your strongest questions first can build momentum and ensure you don't get stuck on a problem you don't know and use up all your time.
Show your work: Always show your calculations and the steps you took to get the answer, as this is required for credit, even if you don't get the final answer correct.
Keep an eye on the clock: Use a timer to keep track of your progress on each question to avoid spending too much time on any single one.
Don't get stuck: If you don't know how to solve a question, don't spend too much time on it. You can always come back to it later, and partial credit is often available for showing your knowledge of the concepts involved

For Today: Write your answers on your own piece of paper.

You will work with your lab partner on this FRQ (in the future you will be doing them alone) but everybody will write our their own answers.
Go to AP Classroom and click on Assignments then Unit 2 FRQ
You may use your AP periodic table, and orange AP Formulas sheet.

Study: AP Unit 1 Test - Tuesday and Wednesday

Tuesday - Free Response Question Test (FRQ)
Wednesday - Multiple Choice Question Test (MCQ)
Unit 1 includes Chapters 1,2,3 in our book but the Unit Exam is not from your book it is from AP. Check the "Course at a Glance" to see the topics covered in the Unit 1 exam (pink sheet I gave to you).
Log in to AP Classroom
- - Unit 1 - Each section has AP Daily Videos and Topic Questions. These can be used at any time to help you with AP Chemistry.
  - Assignments in AP Classroom: I've assigned several practice quizzes, videos and other resources. They have been assigned in AP Classroom but will not be graded. They were assigned to ensure that you have access to all of the resources. The upcoming exam will be on AP Classroom so the questions will be very similar to the Topic Questions that have been assigned. Spend your time where you need the most practice/help.
  - Do each of the assigned problems and KNOW HOW TO ANSWER similar problems to what you are practicing.
  - If you don't know how to answer a certain type of question, refer back to your book to learn how to do it.
Help? I will be here every day before and after school and during lunch to help and to answer your questions.

Coming up...

Monday: Quiz Chapter 3

Tuesday: Unit 1 FRQ Exam

Wednesday: Unit 1 MCQ Exam all Quiz makeups due by 4pm

Thursday: Debrief Unit 1 Exams, return FRQ, MCQ post-analysis, Intro to Unit 2 and Chapter 3 (O14)

October 5 - Monday

Learning Intentions: What will we learn today? Refresh our memory on topics from Chemistry 1 in including moles, mole ratios, balancing chemical equations.

Success Criteria: How will we know if we've learned it? You can accurately convert all aspects of chemistry problems using the mole as the universal conversion unit.

Due Today: Ch3.5 Composition Analysis - Determining Formulas

- - - Pg 213 #1,2
    - Pg 214 #1 Quick Check
    - Pg 215 #1,3
    - Pg 217 #1,3

Due Today: Ch3.6 Composition Analysis - Determining Formulas

- 1. - - pg 223 #2,4
        Pg 224 #1,3
        Pg 226 #1,5
        Complete the entire Activity on page 227-228

Quiz: Chapter 3: The Mole - The Central Unit in Chemistry

You will take the quiz with your lab partner.
Close all tabs on your computer, you may not use the book or the internet.
Since you did this chapter all on your own, you may use any notes you took from the reading but no other resources.
You may take the quiz 2 times. Both scores will be averaged together.

Study: AP Unit 1 Test - Tuesday and Wednesday

Tuesday - Free Response Question Test (FRQ)
Wednesday - Multiple Choice Question Test (MCQ)
Unit 1 includes Chapters 1,2,3 in our book but the Unit Exam is not from your book it is from AP. Check the "Course at a Glance" to see the topics covered in the Unit 1 exam (pink sheet I gave to you).
Log in to AP Classroom
- - Unit 1 - Each section has AP Daily Videos and Topic Questions. These can be used at any time to help you with AP Chemistry.
  - Assignments in AP Classroom: I've assigned several practice quizzes, videos and other resources. They have been assigned in AP Classroom but will not be graded. They were assigned to ensure that you have access to all of the resources. The upcoming exam will be on AP Classroom so the questions will be very similar to the Topic Questions that have been assigned. Spend your time where you need the most practice/help.
  - Do each of the assigned problems and KNOW HOW TO ANSWER similar problems to what you are practicing.
  - If you don't know how to answer a certain type of question, refer back to your book to learn how to do it.
Help? I will be here every day before and after school and during lunch to help and to answer your questions.

Coming up...

Monday: Quiz Chapter 3

Tuesday: Unit 1 FRQ Exam

Wednesday: Unit 1 MCQ Exam all Quiz makeups due by 4pm

October 2 - Friday

Learning Intentions: What will we learn today? Refresh our memory on topics from Chemistry 1 in including moles, mole ratios, balancing chemical equations.

Success Criteria: How will we know if we've learned it? You can accurately convert all aspects of chemistry problems using the mole as the universal conversion unit.

Due Today: Ch3.3 Mole Conversions

- - - Pg 200 #2,4,14,18

Due Today: Ch3.4 Molar Volume

- - - Pg 210-211 #2,9,12,17

Assignment #4: Ch3.5 Composition Analysis - Determining Formulas

Due Monday

3.5 Composition Analysis Read/Notes pg 212-217
- - - Complete the problems on a separate piece of paper (only 3.5 problems) that you can turn in. If you need help, look at the work/answers in my book.
    - Pg 213 #1,2
    - Pg 214 #1 Quick Check
    - Pg 215 #1,3
    - Pg 217 #1,3

Assignment #5: Ch3.6 Composition Analysis - Determining Formulas

Due Monday

3.6 Molar Concentration - Molarity pg 221-227 - Read/Notes

- 1. 1. 1. Complete the problems on a separate piece of paper that you can turn in. If you need help, look at the work/answers in my book.

- 1. - - Practice Problems
        pg 223 #2,4
        Pg 224 #1,3
        Pg 226 #1,5

3.6 Activity - Beers Law pg 227-228

- 1. - - Complete the entire Activity on page 227-228
      - There might be Beer's Law questions on the upcoming Unit 1 AP Exam and there will definitely be Beer's Law, Spectroscopy, and Absorbance questions on the AP Exam at the end of the year.
      - If you need help, look at the work/answers in my book.

Quiz Monday: Chapter 3 The Mole

Use your traffic light study guide and the online book practice quizzes to prepare.

Unit 1 Exam Tuesday: Free Response Questions

Coming up...

Monday: Quiz Chapter 3

Tuesday: Unit 1 FRQ Exam

Wednesday: Unit 1 MCQ Exam

October 1 - Thursday

Learning Intentions: What will we learn today? Refresh our memory on topics from Chemistry 1 in including moles, mole ratios, balancing chemical equations.

Success Criteria: How will we know if we've learned it? You can accurately convert all aspects of chemistry problems using the mole as the universal conversion unit.

Due Today: Ch3.1 The Mole

- Ch3.1 and 3.2 practice problems are one assignment - put them on one sheet of paper
- pg 179 #3

Due Today: Ch3.2 Introducing the Mole

- Ch3.1 and 3.2 practice problems are one assignment - put them on one sheet of paper
- pg 187 Converting Moles... #1,2,3
- Pg 187 Converting Number... #1,2,3
- Pg 189 Determining a Compound...#1,2,3
- Pg 189 Converting Moles...#1,2,3
- Pg 190 Converting Mass...#1,2,3

Assignment #2: Ch3.3 Mole Conversions

Due Friday

3.3 Mole Conversions Read/Notes pg 194-198
- - - Complete the problems on a separate piece of paper (only 3.3 problems) that you can turn in. If you need help, look at the work/answers in my book.
    - Pg 200 #2,4,14,18

Assignment #3: Ch3.4 Molar Volume

Due Friday

3.4 Molar Volume Read/Notes pg 202-208
- - - Complete the problems on a separate piece of paper (only 3.4 problems) that you can turn in. If you need help, look at the work/answers in my book.
    - Pg 210-211 #2,9,12,17

Assignment #4: Ch3.5 Composition Analysis - Determining Formulas

Due Monday

3.5 Composition Analysis Read/Notes pg 212-217
- - - Complete the problems on a separate piece of paper (only 3.5 problems) that you can turn in. If you need help, look at the work/answers in my book.
    - Pg 213 #1,2
    - Pg 214 #1 Quick Check
    - Pg 215 #1,3
    - Pg 217 #1,3

Assignment #5: Ch3.6 Composition Analysis - Determining Formulas

Due Monday

3.6 Molar Concentration - Molarity pg 221-227 - Read/Notes

- 1. 1. 1. Complete the problems on a separate piece of paper that you can turn in. If you need help, look at the work/answers in my book.

- 1. - - Practice Problems
        pg 223 #2,4
        Pg 224 #1,3
        Pg 226 #1,5

3.6 Activity - Beers Law pg 227-228

- 1. - - Complete the entire Activity on page 227-228
      - There might be Beer's Law questions on the upcoming Unit 1 AP Exam and there will definitely be Beer's Law, Spectroscopy, and Absorbance questions on the AP Exam at the end of the year.
      - If you need help, look at the work/answers in my book.

Coming up...

Wednesday: Mole Review, AP Classroom Unit 1 Overview and Exam Practice Info

Thursday: Mole Review

Friday: Mole Review

Monday: Quiz Chapter 3

Tuesday: Unit 1 FRQ Exam

Wednesday: Unit 1 MCQ Exam

September 30 - Wednesday

Learning Intentions: What will we learn today? Refresh our memory on topics from Chemistry 1 in including moles, mole ratios, balancing chemical equations.

Success Criteria: How will we know if we've learned it? You can accurately convert all aspects of chemistry problems using the mole as the universal conversion unit.

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Ch3.1: The Mole - Read/Notes

Due Thursday

- Read the following sections and take notes where needed. Use your Traffic Light Study Guide to help guide you.
  - - 3.1 Relative Atomic Mass Pg 178-181

Assignment #1: Ch3.1 The Mole

Due Thursday

- Ch3.1 and 3.2 practice problems are one assignment - put them on one sheet of paper
- pg 179 #3

Assignment #1 (continued): Ch3.2 Introducing the Mole

Due Thursday

- Ch3.1 and 3.2 practice problems are one assignment - put them on one sheet of paper
- pg 187 Converting Moles... #1,2,3
- Pg 187 Converting Number... #1,2,3
- Pg 189 Determining a Compound...#1,2,3
- Pg 189 Converting Moles...#1,2,3
- Pg 190 Converting Mass...#1,2,3

Assignment #2: Ch3.3 Mole Conversions

Due Friday

3.3 Mole Conversions Read/Notes pg 194-198
- - - Complete the problems on a separate piece of paper (only 3.3 problems) that you can turn in. If you need help, look at the work/answers in my book.
    - Pg 200 #2,4,14,18

Assignment #3: Ch3.4 Molar Volume

Due Friday

3.4 Molar Volume Read/Notes pg 202-208
- - - Complete the problems on a separate piece of paper (only 3.4 problems) that you can turn in. If you need help, look at the work/answers in my book.
    - Pg 210-211 #2,9,12,17

Assignment #4: Ch3.5 Composition Analysis - Determining Formulas

Due Monday

3.5 Composition Analysis Read/Notes pg 212-217
- - - Complete the problems on a separate piece of paper (only 3.5 problems) that you can turn in. If you need help, look at the work/answers in my book.
    - Pg 213 #1,2
    - Pg 214 #1 Quick Check
    - Pg 215 #1,3
    - Pg 217 #1,3

Assignment #5: Ch3.6 Composition Analysis - Determining Formulas

Due Monday

3.6 Molar Concentration - Molarity pg 221-227 - Read/Notes

- 1. 1. 1. Complete the problems on a separate piece of paper that you can turn in. If you need help, look at the work/answers in my book.

- 1. - - Practice Problems
        pg 223 #2,4
        Pg 224 #1,3
        Pg 226 #1,5

3.6 Activity - Beers Law pg 227-228

- 1. - - Complete the entire Activity on page 227-228
      - There might be Beer's Law questions on the upcoming Unit 1 AP Exam and there will definitely be Beer's Law, Spectroscopy, and Absorbance questions on the AP Exam at the end of the year.
      - If you need help, look at the work/answers in my book.

Coming up...

Wednesday: Mole Review, AP Classroom Unit 1 Overview and Exam Practice Info

Thursday: Mole Review

Friday: Mole Review

Monday: Quiz Chapter 3

Tuesday: Unit 1 FRQ Exam

Wednesday: Unit 1 MCQ Exam

September 29 - Tuesday

LI: What will we learn today? Refresh our memory on topics from Chemistry 1 in including moles, mole ratios, balancing chemical equations.

SC: How will we know if we've learned it? I can develop a 'recipe' for a smoke cake based off the mole ratios presented

Post Lab: Spectroscopy - Analysis of Food Dyes in Beverages

Work on this on your own time. Come in for help if needed.

- Lab: Spectroscopy - Analysis of Food Dyes in Beverages (Lab Handout)
  - - - This is an AP lab. Parts of it are confusing and it is not in the same format as the non-AP labs so I've created a "Clarifications Sheet" to help you (see below)
- Lab: Spectroscopy - Analysis of Food Dyes in Beverages (Clarifications Sheet)
  - - - Have this document open at the same time as the lab. This is where I put clarifications, pre/post-questions, conclusions, etc.

Chapter 3 Traffic Light Study Guide

Printed for you on the front table. Use this as your guide for The Mole
Chapter 3 TLSG: The Mole

Ch3.1: The Mole - Read/Notes

Due Thursday

- Read the following sections and take notes where needed. Use your Traffic Light Study Guide to help guide you.
  - - 3.1 Relative Atomic Mass Pg 178-181

Assignment #1: Ch3.1 The Mole

Due Thursday

- Ch3.1 and 3.2 practice problems are one assignment - put them on one sheet of paper
- pg 179 #3

Assignment #1 (continued): Ch3.2 Introducing the Mole

Due Thursday

- Ch3.1 and 3.2 practice problems are one assignment - put them on one sheet of paper
- pg 187 Converting Moles... #1,2,3
- Pg 187 Converting Number... #1,2,3
- Pg 189 Determining a Compound...#1,2,3
- Pg 189 Converting Moles...#1,2,3
- Pg 190 Converting Mass...#1,2,3

Assignment #2: Ch3.3 Mole Conversions

Due Friday

3.3 Mole Conversions Read/Notes pg 194-198
- - - Complete the problems on a separate piece of paper (only 3.3 problems) that you can turn in. If you need help, look at the work/answers in my book.
    - Pg 200 #2,4,14,18

Assignment #3: Ch3.4 Molar Volume

Due Friday

3.4 Molar Volume Read/Notes pg 202-208
- - - Complete the problems on a separate piece of paper (only 3.4 problems) that you can turn in. If you need help, look at the work/answers in my book.
    - Pg 210-211 #2,9,12,17

Assignment #4: Ch3.5 Composition Analysis - Determining Formulas

Due Monday

3.5 Composition Analysis Read/Notes pg 212-217
- - - Complete the problems on a separate piece of paper (only 3.5 problems) that you can turn in. If you need help, look at the work/answers in my book.
    - Pg 213 #1,2
    - Pg 214 #1 Quick Check
    - Pg 215 #1,3
    - Pg 217 #1,3

Assignment #5: Ch3.6 Composition Analysis - Determining Formulas

Due Monday

3.6 Molar Concentration - Molarity pg 221-227 - Read/Notes

- 1. 1. 1. Complete the problems on a separate piece of paper that you can turn in. If you need help, look at the work/answers in my book.

- 1. - - Practice Problems
        pg 223 #2,4
        Pg 224 #1,3
        Pg 226 #1,5

3.6 Activity - Beers Law pg 227-228

- 1. - - Complete the entire Activity on page 227-228
      - There might be Beer's Law questions on the upcoming Unit 1 AP Exam and there will definitely be Beer's Law, Spectroscopy, and Absorbance questions on the AP Exam at the end of the year.
      - If you need help, look at the work/answers in my book.

Coming up...

Wednesday: Mole Review, AP Classroom Unit 1 Overview and Exam Practice Info

Thursday: Mole Review

Friday: Mole Review

Monday: Quiz Chapter 3

Tuesday: Unit 1 FRQ Exam

Wednesday: Unit 1 MCQ Exam

September 28 - Monday

LI: What will we learn today? Refresh our memory on topics from Chemistry 1 in including moles, mole ratios, balancing chemical equations.

SC: How will we know if we've learned it? I can develop a 'recipe' for a smoke cake based off the mole ratios presented

Lab: Spectroscopy - Analysis of Food Dyes in Beverages

Day 2 of 2

- Lab: Spectroscopy - Analysis of Food Dyes in Beverages (Lab Handout)
  - - - This is an AP lab. Parts of it are confusing and it is not in the same format as the non-AP labs so I've created a "Clarifications Sheet" to help you (see below)
- Lab: Spectroscopy - Analysis of Food Dyes in Beverages (Clarifications Sheet)
  - - - Have this document open at the same time as the lab. This is where I put clarifications, pre/post-questions, conclusions, etc.

Coming up...

Tuesday: Post-Lab; Assign Ch3 Reading/Assignments; TLSG (O1)

September 25 - Friday

What will we learn today? Refresh our memory on topics from Chemistry 1 in including moles, mole ratios, balancing chemical equations.

How will we know if we've learned it? I can develop a 'recipe' for a smoke cake based off the mole ratios presented

Lab: Spectroscopy - Analysis of Food Dyes in Beverages

Day 1 of 2

- Lab: Spectroscopy - Analysis of Food Dyes in Beverages (Lab Handout)
  - - - This is an AP lab. Parts of it are confusing and it is not in the same format as the non-AP labs so I've created a "Clarifications Sheet" to help you (see below)
- Lab: Spectroscopy - Analysis of Food Dyes in Beverages (Clarifications Sheet)
  - - - Have this document open at the same time as the lab. This is where I put clarifications, pre/post-questions, conclusions, etc.

Coming up...

Monday: Lab continued, Post Lab

Tuesday: Post-Lab; Assign Ch3 Reading/Assignments; TLSG (O1)

September 24 - Thursday

What will we learn today? Refresh our memory on topics from Chemistry 1 in including moles, mole ratios, balancing chemical equations.

How will we know if we've learned it? I can develop a 'recipe' for a smoke cake based off the mole ratios presented

Quiz: Chapter 2 - A Closer Look at Matter

Go to EdvantageScience.com, click on Book 1, then Chapter 2. Scroll down to "Quiz: A Closer Look at Matter End of Chapter Quiz"
You may work with your lab partner on this quiz. One person logs into their account. Both partners get the same grade
NO other tabs open.
NO notes.
You get two attempts max. Scores will be averaged together.

Pre-Lab: Spectroscopy - Analysis of Food Dyes in Beverages

Due Friday, Sept 24

**Have both of these documents open as your do your Pre-lab. The clarifications sheet tells you what to write for each part of your lab and gives clarifications as needed.

- Lab: Spectroscopy - Analysis of Food Dyes in Beverages (Lab Handout)
  - - - This is an AP lab. Parts of it are confusing and it is not in the same format as the non-AP labs so I've created a "Clarifications Sheet" to help you (see below)
- Lab: Spectroscopy - Analysis of Food Dyes in Beverages (Clarifications Sheet)
  - - - Have this document open at the same time as the lab. This is where I put clarifications, pre/post-questions, conclusions, etc.

Coming up...

Friday: Lab - Spectroscopy Analysis of Food Dyes in Beverages (S29)

Monday: Lab continued

Tuesday: Post-Lab; Assign Ch3 Reading/Assignments; TLSG (O1)

September 23 - Wednesday

What will we learn today? Refresh our memory on topics from Chemistry 1 in including moles, mole ratios, balancing chemical equations.

How will we know if we've learned it? I can develop a 'recipe' for a smoke cake based off the mole ratios presented

STEM Society Meeting TODAY

Learn more at: STEMsociety.org
Meet in this room at 2:19pm on Wednesday!

Lecture: Spectroscopy and Electron Configuration - Chapter 2.7

Lecture Slides: Chapter 2.7 Spectroscopy and Electron Configuration Review

Quiz: Chapter 2 A Closer Look at Matter

Moved to tomorrow due to the Assembly
How to prepare?
- - Use your Traffic Light Study Guide to determine where to spend your time reviewing
  - Practice Quizzes at EdvantageScience.com
  - Review your notes
  - Do practice problems from book

Pre-Lab: Spectroscopy - Analysis of Food Dyes in Beverages

Due Friday, Sept 24

**Have both of these documents open as your do your Pre-lab. The clarifications sheet tells you what to write for each part of your lab and gives clarifications as needed.

- Lab: Spectroscopy - Analysis of Food Dyes in Beverages (Lab Handout)
  - - - This is an AP lab. Parts of it are confusing and it is not in the same format as the non-AP labs so I've created a "Clarifications Sheet" to help you (see below)
- Lab: Spectroscopy - Analysis of Food Dyes in Beverages (Clarifications Sheet)
  - - - Have this document open at the same time as the lab. This is where I put clarifications, pre/post-questions, conclusions, etc.

Coming up...

Thursday: Quiz: Chapter 2 - Matter, Pre-Lab Spectroscopy (S25)

Friday: Lab - Spectroscopy Analysis of Food Dyes in Beverages (S29)

Monday: Lab continued

Tuesday: Post-Lab; Assign Ch3 Reading/Assignments; TLSG (O1)

September 22 - Tuesday

What will we learn today? Refresh our memory on topics from Chemistry 1 in including moles, mole ratios, balancing chemical equations.

How will we know if we've learned it? I can develop a 'recipe' for a smoke cake based off the mole ratios presented

STEM Society Meeting TOMORROW

Learn more at: STEMsociety.org
Meet in this room at 2:19pm on Wednesday!

Due Today: Chapter 2 - A Closer Look at Matter

Chapter 2 Reading and Assignments

Intro to Unit 1: Atomic Structure and Properties

Unit 1 Unit Guide (printed for you)
- - Note: The Unit guides are available to you in AP Classroom under "Course Guide" then click on the unit you want.
  - Unit 1 is covered by Chapter 1, 2, 3 in our textbook.
  - "Most valuable study guide you can get for AP Chemistry" -Logan Cole

Lecture: Spectroscopy and Electron Configuration - Chapter 2.7

Lecture Slides: Chapter 2.7 Spectroscopy and Electron Configuration Review

Quiz Tomorrow

Chapter 2 - A Closer Look at Matter
How to prepare?
- - Use your Traffic Light Study Guide to determine where to spend your time reviewing
  - Practice Quizzes at EdvantageScience.com
  - Review your notes
  - Do practice problems from book

Pre-Lab: Spectroscopy - Analysis of Food Dyes in Beverages

Due Thursday, Sept 24

**Have both of these documents open as your do your Pre-lab. The clarifications sheet tells you what to write for each part of your lab and gives clarifications as needed.

- Lab: Spectroscopy - Analysis of Food Dyes in Beverages (Lab Handout)
  - - - This is an AP lab. Parts of it are confusing and it is not in the same format as the non-AP labs so I've created a "Clarifications Sheet" to help you (see below)
- Lab: Spectroscopy - Analysis of Food Dyes in Beverages (Clarifications Sheet)
  - - - Have this document open at the same time as the lab. This is where I put clarifications, pre/post-questions, conclusions, etc.

Coming up...

Wednesday: Quiz: Chapter 2 - Matter, Pre-Lab Spectroscopy (S25)

Thursday: Lab - Spectroscopy Analysis of Food Dyes in Beverages (S29)

Friday: Lab continued

Monday: Post-Lab; Assign Ch3 Reading/Assignments; TLSG (O1)

September 21 - Monday

What will we learn today? Refresh our memory on topics from Chemistry 1 in including moles, mole ratios, balancing chemical equations.

How will we know if we've learned it? I can develop a 'recipe' for a smoke cake based off the mole ratios presented

Intro to Unit 1: Atomic Structure and Properties

Unit 1 Unit Guide (printed for you)
- - Note: The Unit guides are available to you in AP Classroom under "Course Guide" then click on the unit you want.
  - Unit 1 is covered by Chapter 1, 2, 3 in our textbook.
  - "Most valuable study guide you can get for AP Chemistry" -Logan Cole

Peer Evaluation: Smoke Cake Challenge Lab

Peer Evaluation: Smoke Cake Challenge

- - Trade Lab Notebooks (as instructed)
  - Open Peer Evaluation Form
  - Grade according to instructions
  - Once your lab notebook has been graded, make time outside of class to fix any of the issues the reviewer found.

Assignment: Chapter 2 - A Closer Look at Matter

Due Tuesday

Chapter 2 Reading and Assignments

Coming up...

Tuesday: Lecture: Spectroscopy (S23), Intro to Ch3 TLSG, Pre-Lab Spectroscopy (S25)

Wednesday: Quiz: Chapter 2 - Matter, Pre-Lab Spectroscopy (S25)

Thursday: Lab - Spectroscopy Analysis of Food Dyes in Beverages (S29)

Friday: Lab continued

Monday: Post-Lab; Assign Ch3 Reading/Assignments; TLSG (O1)

September 18 - Friday

Period 4 - Log into book and check.

Post-Lab: Smoke Cake Challenge

Due Monday

Lab: Smokin' Cupcake Challenge

Intro to Unit 1: Atomic Structure and Properties

Unit 1 Unit Guide (printed for you)
- - Note: The Unit guides are available to you in AP Classroom under "Course Guide" then click on the unit you want.
  - Unit 1 is covered by Chapter 1, 2, 3 in our textbook.
  - "Most valuable study guide you can get for AP Chemistry" -Logan Cole

Assignment: Chapter 2 - A Closer Look at Matter

Due Tuesday

Chapter 2 Reading and Assignments
- - This document is still being updated...

Coming up...

Thursday: Quiz: Chapter 1?, Ch2 Intro (S18/19), Chapter 2 Matter Intro (S19)

Friday: Unit 1 AP Guide, Chapter 2 Matter Review and Lectures

Monday: Chapter 2 due (?), Chapter 3 Intro

September 17 - Thursday

Due Today: Assignment: Unit 1 Chapter 1 - The Nature of Matter - Traffic Light Study Guide

3-Hole punch it and put it in your binder with the other TLSG's. Keep them for the entire year and use them to review/prepare for quizzes, tests and the final.

Due Today: Chapter 1 Properties of Matter

See assignment details on Sept 16 lesson

Postponed - Quiz: Chapter 1

Period 4 still cannot access Book #1. So, I will assign this as an assignment (not a quiz) when everyone has access.

Post-Lab: Smoke Cake Challenge

Due Monday

Lab: Smokin' Cupcake Challenge

TLSG (Traffic Light Study Guide): Chapter 2 - A Closer Look at Matter

Complete this today in class (*You can find your copy of this is on my front table and in the online book)

Chapter 2 Traffic Light Study Guide
- - Read and Review any of the topics that are not "green". This is all review from last year so we won't spend more than a few days on these topics.
  - 3-Hole punch it and put it in your binder with the other TLSG's. Keep them for the entire year and use them to review/prepare for quizzes, tests and the final.

Assignment: Chapter 2 - A Closer Look at Matter

Due Monday?? (will confirm due date on Friday depending on how much more time you want)

Chapter 2 Reading and Assignments
- - This document is still being updated...

Tomorrow: Intro to Unit 1: Atomic Structure and Properties

Unit 1 Unit Guide (printed for you)
- - Note: The Unit guides are available to you in AP Classroom under "Course Guide" then click on the unit you want.
  - Unit 1 is covered by Chapter 1, 2, 3 in our textbook.
  - "Most valuable study guide you can get for AP Chemistry" -Logan Cole

Coming up...

Thursday: Quiz: Chapter 1?, Ch2 Intro (S18/19), Chapter 2 Matter Intro (S19)

Friday: Unit 1 AP Guide, Chapter 2 Matter Review and Lectures

Monday: Chapter 2 due (?), Chapter 3 Intro

September 16 - Wednesday

Period 4: Online Book Problems?

Several people emailed to say they only have access to book 2.
Open the online book website. Double check that you have access to Book 1 and Book 2. If not, let Beals know.

Post-Lab: Smoke Cake Challenge

Lab: Smokin' Cupcake Challenge

Assignment: Unit 1 Chapter 1 - The Nature of Matter - Traffic Light Study Guide

Due Thursday (*You can find your copy of this is on my front table and in the online book)

Read and Review any of the topics that are not "green". This is all review from last year so we won't spend more than a few days on these topics.
3-Hole punch it and put it in your binder with the other TLSG's. Keep them for the entire year and use them to review/prepare for quizzes, tests and the final.

Assignment: Chapter 1 Properties of Matter

Due Thursday (quiz over this material on Thursday if time allows)

Read and take notes where needed (Do Not Skip the Reading Part!)
Complete all of the practice problems listed below on your own paper. This is meant to be a review of material from Chemistry 1.
- - Read/Notes pg 58 Classifying Material Properties
    - - Practice Problems Pg 60 Quick Check (all)
  - Read/Notes pg 60 Kinetic Energy and Thermal Energy, Temperature, and Heat
    - - Practice Problems Pg 61 Quick Check (all)
  - Read/Notes pg 62 The Kinetic Molecular Theory
    - - Practice Problems Pg 62 Quick Check (all)
  - Read/Notes pg 63 Some Physical Properties of Pure Substances
    - - Practice Problems Pg 64 Quick Check (all)
  - Read/Notes pg 64 Reading a Heating Curve
  - Read/Notes pg 65 Some Chemical Properties of Substances
  - Read/Notes pg 74 Acids vs Bases vs Salts
    - - Practice Problems Pg 74 Quick Check (all)
  - Read/Notes Pg 74 Classification of Mixtures
    - - Practice Problems Pg 76 Quick Check (all)
  - Read/Notes Pg 81-90 Separating the Substances of a Mixture
    - - Focus on "Distillation" for this section.

Coming up...

Thursday: Quiz: Chapter 1?, Ch2 Intro (S18/19), Chapter 2 Matter Intro (S19)

Friday: Chapter 2 Matter Review and Lectures

Monday: Chapter 3 Intro

September 15 - Tuesday

Period 4: Online Book Problems?

Several people emailed to say they only have access to book 2.
Open the online book website. Double check that you have access to Book 1 and Book 2. If not, let Beals know.

Due Today: How to use AP Lab Equipment

Serological Pipette: Watch the video and take notes as needed: Watch Intro to Serological Pipette
1. - Explain what a serological pipette is.
Pipette Pump: Watch the video and take notes as needed: Watch Intro to Using a Pipette Pump
1. - Very briefly explain how to use a pipette pump
Volumetric Flask: Watch the entire video and take notes as needed: https://youtu.be/hrvXuX0Ow3s
1. - Explain the importance of using a volumetric flask. (Note: AP requires that you use the most precise instruments available in the lab so it is important to say that you are using a volumetric flask if you write out a lab procedure for an AP Free Response Question).
  - Explain how to use a volumetric flask.
Burette: Watch the entire video and take notes as needed: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P9mj0lNwfwY
1. - A burette is used for titrations, a process where you drip one solution into another and watch for a reaction (or change in the solution) to start. It is a very important skill that we will use several times in AP Chemistry because it allows you to analyze the unknown concentration of solutions.
  - Explain how to use a burette.

Lab: Smoke Cake Challenge

Lab: Smokin' Cupcake Challenge
- - Friday: Mix and measure your reactants. Cook them with Mr. Beals.
  - Monday: Mix and measure your reactants. Cook them with Mr. Beals.
  - Tuesday: Burn your cakes - collect data. Do the Post-Lab, Peer Evaluation
Accurately measure and mix all reactants. Mr. Beals will help you cook your cakes - please clean up when finished.

Assignment: Unit 1 Chapter 1 - The Nature of Matter - Traffic Light Study Guide

Due Thursday (*You can find your copy of this is on my front table and in the online book)

Read and Review any of the topics that are not "green". This is all review from last year so we won't spend more than a few days on these topics.
3-Hole punch it and put it in your binder with the other TLSG's. Keep them for the entire year and use them to review/prepare for quizzes, tests and the final.

Assignment: Chapter 1 Properties of Matter

Due Thursday (quiz over this material on Thursday if time allows)

Read and take notes where needed (Do Not Skip the Reading Part!)
Complete all of the practice problems listed below on your own paper. This is meant to be a review of material from Chemistry 1.
- - Read/Notes pg 58 Classifying Material Properties
    - - Practice Problems Pg 60 Quick Check (all)
  - Read/Notes pg 60 Kinetic Energy and Thermal Energy, Temperature, and Heat
    - - Practice Problems Pg 61 Quick Check (all)
  - Read/Notes pg 62 The Kinetic Molecular Theory
    - - Practice Problems Pg 62 Quick Check (all)
  - Read/Notes pg 63 Some Physical Properties of Pure Substances
    - - Practice Problems Pg 64 Quick Check (all)
  - Read/Notes pg 64 Reading a Heating Curve
  - Read/Notes pg 65 Some Chemical Properties of Substances
  - Read/Notes pg 74 Acids vs Bases vs Salts
    - - Practice Problems Pg 74 Quick Check (all)
  - Read/Notes Pg 74 Classification of Mixtures
    - - Practice Problems Pg 76 Quick Check (all)
  - Read/Notes Pg 81-90 Separating the Substances of a Mixture
    - - Focus on "Distillation" for this section.

Coming up...

Tuesday: Burn Day

Wednesday: Chapter 1, Lab Peer Review and Debrief

Thursday: Quiz: Chapter 1?, Ch2 Intro (S18/19), Chapter 2 Matter Intro (S19)

Friday: Chapter 2 Matter Review and Lectures

Monday: Chapter 3 Intro

September 14- Monday

Online Book Problems?

Several people emailed to say they only have access to book 2.
Open the online book website. Double check that you have access to Book 1 and Book 2. If not, let Beals know.

Lab: Smoke Cake Challenge

Lab: Smokin' Cupcake Challenge
- - Friday: Mix and measure your reactants. Cook them with Mr. Beals.
  - Monday: Mix and measure your reactants. Cook them with Mr. Beals.
  - Tuesday: Burn your cakes - collect data. Do the Post-Lab, Peer Evaluation
Accurately measure and mix all reactants. Mr. Beals will help you cook your cakes - please clean up when finished.

Due Today: Chapter i Read and Review

Several people had online book problems. Visit with me if you had issues and please turn this in tomorrow.

Assignment Chapter i "introduction". Click for the reading and assigned problems
Examine your Traffic Light Study Guide for Chapter i. Read, Review, and Take Notes on any/all topics that are not "green".
- - Traffic Light Study Guides will be provided for each chapter in the book. Use them as a pre-assessment of your knowledge and then, prior to the quiz/test, use them as a checklist of understanding and profficiency. They are very useful to keep yourself organized and guide your learning.

Assignment: How to use AP Lab Equipment

Due Tomorrow - Answer the following on a piece of paper after watching the videos:

Serological Pipette: Watch the video and take notes as needed: Watch Intro to Serological Pipette
1. - Explain what a serological pipette is.
Pipette Pump: Watch the video and take notes as needed: Watch Intro to Using a Pipette Pump
1. - Very briefly explain how to use a pipette pump
Volumetric Flask: Watch the entire video and take notes as needed: https://youtu.be/hrvXuX0Ow3s
1. - Explain the importance of using a volumetric flask. (Note: AP requires that you use the most precise instruments available in the lab so it is important to say that you are using a volumetric flask if you write out a lab procedure for an AP Free Response Question).
  - Explain how to use a volumetric flask.
Burette: Watch the entire video and take notes as needed: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P9mj0lNwfwY
1. - A burette is used for titrations, a process where you drip one solution into another and watch for a reaction (or change in the solution) to start. It is a very important skill that we will use several times in AP Chemistry because it allows you to analyze the unknown concentration of solutions.
  - Explain how to use a burette.

Assignment: Unit 1 Chapter 1 - The Nature of Matter - Traffic Light Study Guide

Due Thursday (*You can find your copy of this is on my front table and in the online book)

Read and Review any of the topics that are not "green". This is all review from last year so we won't spend more than a few days on these topics.
3-Hole punch it and put it in your binder with the other TLSG's. Keep them for the entire year and use them to review/prepare for quizzes, tests and the final.

Assignment: Chapter 1 Properties of Matter

Due Thursday (quiz over this material on Thursday)

Read and take notes where needed (Do Not Skip the Reading Part!)
Complete all of the practice problems listed below on your own paper. This is meant to be a review of material from Chemistry 1.
- - Read/Notes pg 58 Classifying Material Properties
    - - Practice Problems Pg 60 Quick Check (all)
  - Read/Notes pg 60 Kinetic Energy and Thermal Energy, Temperature, and Heat
    - - Practice Problems Pg 61 Quick Check (all)
  - Read/Notes pg 62 The Kinetic Molecular Theory
    - - Practice Problems Pg 62 Quick Check (all)
  - Read/Notes pg 63 Some Physical Properties of Pure Substances
    - - Practice Problems Pg 64 Quick Check (all)
  - Read/Notes pg 64 Reading a Heating Curve
  - Read/Notes pg 65 Some Chemical Properties of Substances
  - Read/Notes pg 74 Acids vs Bases vs Salts
    - - Practice Problems Pg 74 Quick Check (all)
  - Read/Notes Pg 74 Classification of Mixtures
    - - Practice Problems Pg 76 Quick Check (all)
  - Read/Notes Pg 81-90 Separating the Substances of a Mixture
    - - Focus on "Distillation" for this section.

Coming up...(subject to change)

Friday: Burn day, Chapter i read/review.

Monday: Chapter 1 Introduction and Study Guide

Tuesday: Burn Day

Wednesday: Chapter 1, Lab Peer Review and Debrief

Thursday: Quiz: Chapter 1?, Ch2 Intro (S18/19)

September 11 - Friday

Lab: Smoke Cake Challenge

Lab: Smokin' Cupcake Challenge
- - Friday: Mix and measure your reactants. Cook them with Mr. Beals.
  - Monday: Burn your cakes - collect data. Do the Post-Lab
  - Tuesday: Peer Evaluation
Accurately measure and mix all reactants. Mr. Beals will help you cook your cakes - please clean up when finished.

Assignment: Chapter i Read and Review

Due Monday

Assignment Chapter i "introduction". Click for the reading and assigned problems
Examine your Traffic Light Study Guide for Chapter i. Read, Review, and Take Notes on any/all topics that are not "green".
- - Traffic Light Study Guides will be provided for each chapter in the book. Use them as a pre-assessment of your knowledge and then, prior to the quiz/test, use them as a checklist of understanding and profficiency. They are very useful to keep yourself organized and guide your learning.
This is preparation for the Chapter i quiz on Monday.

Coming up...(subject to change)

Friday: Burn day, Chapter i read/review.

Monday: Chapter i Quiz? Chapter 1 Introduction

September 10 - Thursday

Lab Locker Checkout

Write down your lab locker number once assigned.
Find your key on the "Lab Key" board and open your locker to make sure everything works.
Always return your key to the "Lab Key" board.
$10 fee to replace lost keys

Online Book and Resources

AP Chemistry Online Book - link to book can always be found in "Chemistry Resources" at the bottom of this page
Log in and set up your online account using the Online Book Login Help. This document can always be found in "Chemistry Resources" at the bottom of this page

Pre-Lab: Smokin' Cupcakes

Lab: Smokin' Cupcake Challenge
- - Friday: Mix and measure your reactants. Cook them with Mr. Beals.
  - Monday: Burn your cakes - collect data. Do the Post-Lab
  - Tuesday: Peer Evaluation
Accurately measure and mix all reactants. Mr. Beals will help you cook your cakes - please clean up when finished.

Assignment: Chapter i Read and Review

Due Monday

Assignment Chapter i "introduction". Click for the reading and assigned problems
Examine your Traffic Light Study Guide for Chapter i. Read, Review, and Take Notes on any/all topics that are not "green".
- - Traffic Light Study Guides will be provided for each chapter in the book. Use them as a pre-assessment of your knowledge and then, prior to the quiz/test, use them as a checklist of understanding and profficiency. They are very useful to keep yourself organized and guide your learning.
This is preparation for the Chapter i quiz on Monday.

Coming up...(subject to change)

Thursday: Pre-Lab / Lab: Smokin' Cupcakes

Friday: Burn day, Chapter i read/review.

Monday: Chapter i Quiz? Chapter 1 Introduction

September 9 - Wednesday

Seats and lab partners

Where you sit on today is your forever home
The person you share a table with is your forever lab partner

Due Today: Logistics and Paperwork

Open Disclosure (AP Chemistry Syllabus) *Due today*
Media Release Form *Due today*
Lab Safety Agreement / Walkthrough *Due today*
$10 Lab Fee *Due today*
Lab Notebook (Composition Notebook) *Due today*

Emergency Passes

Emergency Pass: You will be given two Emergency Passes once all of your paperwork and fees are paid.
- - Write your First and Last Name and Class Period on the back.
  - This can be used for:
    - - Emergency bathroom break. No Emergency Pass = no leaving for the bathroom.
      - Late assignment for full credit- you must complete the assignment and staple the Emergency Pass to the top of the paper and turn it in the make-up bin.
      - +5pts extra credit each - if you have not used your Emergency Pass by the end of the semester, you can turn it in for +5 points extra credit each (ex. if you have both at the end of the semester, you earn +10 Xcred).

Sign up for REMIND

- - Sign up for REMIND for AP Chemistry by clicking on "Remind: AP Chemistry" in Chemistry Resources at the bottom of this page.
  - Or text @6e3g7d7 to 81010
  - Or enter the code into your app to join: @6e3g7d7

Due Today: Significant Figures Review

Worksheet: Sig Figs Review

Lab Notebook Introduction

Lab Notebook Setup Handout (this has been printed for you, keep the copy in your Chemistry binder)
- - Lab notebooks MUST be set up exactly as instructed on the handout or you will lose points for each lab.
  - Absent today? You need to follow the instructions on the handout to set up your lab notebook. Then show it to Mr. Beals.

Lab Equipment Handout

Keep a copy of this handout in your chemistry binder.

(If time allows) Lab Locker Checkout

Write down your lab locker number once assigned.
Find your key on the "Lab Key" board and open your locker to make sure everything works.
Always return your key to the "Lab Key" board.
$10 fee to replace lost keys

Coming up...(subject to change)

Wednesday: Everything is due today! Assign seats and lab lockers, Lab Notebook Setup, EPasses, Digital Book checkout, Pre-Lab: Smokin' Cupcakes

Thursday: Pre-Lab / Lab: Smokin' Cupcakes

Friday: Burn day, Chapter i read/review.

Monday: Significant Figs and Dim Analysis review and prac problems

September 8 - Tuesday

Seats and lab partners

Where you sit on Wednesday is your forever home
The person you share a table with is your forever lab partner

Chromebook and Phone Caddy Numbers

Write down your number.
Only use this number chromebook. If there is something wrong with it, you must let me know right away. Do not use a different number.
Phones go in you numbered slot before the bell rings. Phones remain in caddy until bell rings. Do not line up at door at the end of class - wait for the bell.

What do you need for this class:

Three-Ring Binder (highly encourage using this for ONLY AP Chem - we will organize it by Unit and chapter as we go)
Composition Notebook (for labs - not a spiral bound notebook) DUE WEDNESDAY
Spiral Bound Notebook (to be used only for Chemistry, not other classes)
Loose-Leaf Paper
Pen and Pencil
Calculator (must be able to do scientific notation - look for “EE” or “EXP” button)
$10 lab fee (see me if you need help with this) DUE WEDNESDAY
Sign up for REMIND for AP Chemistry by clicking on "Remind: AP Chemistry" in Chemistry Resources at the bottom of this page. DUE WEDNESDAY

Logistics and Paperwork

MrBeals.com (tour of website)
Open Disclosure (AP Chemistry Syllabus) *Due Wednesday*
Media Release Form *Due Wednesday*
Lab Safety Agreement / Walkthrough *Due Wednesday*
$10 Lab Fee *Due Wednesday*
Lab Notebook (Composition Notebook) *Due Wednesday*
No cell phone use during class. Phones must be in your assigned spot in the phone caddie. Cell Phone and Electronic Device Policy

Sign up for REMIND

- - Sign up for REMIND for AP Chemistry by clicking on "Remind: AP Chemistry" in Chemistry Resources at the bottom of this page.
  - Or text @6e3g7d7 to 81010
  - Or enter the code into your app to join: @6e3g7d7

AP Chemistry Book(s)

Check out AP Chemistry Book #1
AP Chemistry Online Book (coming soon...)
- - Login Help (coming soon...)
  - Buy AP Chemistry 1 Book on Amazon
  - Buy AP Chemistry 2 Book on Amazon

Significant Figures Review

Will Sig Figs be graded in AP? What about labs? What about the AP Exam?
Video Lectures - Shooting for a 5!
Significant Figures Review Lecture Slides

Assignment: Significant Figures Review

Due Tomorrow

Worksheet: Sig Figs Review

Coming up...(subject to change)

Wednesday: Everything is due today! Assign seats and lab lockers, Lab Notebook Setup, EPasses, Digital Book checkout, Pre-Lab: Smokin' Cupcakes

Thursday: Pre-Lab / Lab: Smokin' Cupcakes

Friday: Burn day, Chapter i read/review.

Monday: Significant Figs and Dim Analysis review and prac problems

September 4 - Friday

Seats and lab partners

Where you sit on Wednesday is your forever home
The person you share a table with is your forever lab partner

Phones

Place them in the phone caddy. You will get an official slot number on Wednesday

Chromebooks

You will get an official slot number on Wednesday

What do you need for this class:

Three-Ring Binder (highly encourage using this for ONLY AP Chem - we will organize it by Unit and chapter as we go)
Composition Notebook (for labs - not a spiral bound notebook)
Spiral Bound Notebook (to be used only for Chemistry, not other classes)
Loose-Leaf Paper
Pen and Pencil
Calculator (must be able to do scientific notation - look for “EE” or “EXP” button)
$10 lab fee (see me if you need help with this) DUE WEDNESDAY
Sign up for REMIND for AP Chemistry by clicking on "Remind: AP Chemistry" in Chemistry Resources at the bottom of this page. DUE WEDNESDAY

Questions?

- - - - What is AP Chemistry?
      - Your Questions?

Prerequisites

- - - - Must have completed Chemistry 1 with a "C" or better

Introduction (Continued from Yesterday)

About Me. About You.

Continued from yesterday

Logistics and Paperwork

- - MrBeals.com (tour of website)
  - Open Disclosure (AP Chemistry Syllabus)
  - Media Release Form *Due Wednesday*
  - Lab Safety Agreement / Walkthrough *Due Wednesday*
  - $10 Lab Fee *Due Wednesday*
  - Lab Notebook (Composition Notebook) *Due Wednesday*
  - No cell phone use during class. Phones must be in your assigned spot in the phone caddie. Cell Phone and Electronic Device Policy

- - Sign up for REMIND for AP Chemistry by clicking on "Remind: AP Chemistry" in Chemistry Resources at the bottom of this page.
  - Or text @6e3g7d7 to 81010
  - Or enter the code into your app to join: @6e3g7d7

AP Chemistry Book(s)

Check out AP Chemistry Book #1
AP Chemistry Online Book (coming soon...)
- - Login Help (coming soon...)
  - Buy AP Chemistry 1 Book on Amazon
  - Buy AP Chemistry 2 Book on Amazon

Coming up...(subject to change)

Monday: No school - Labor Day

Tuesday: Finish paperwork. Start Chem1 Review. Check out books/online book login info.

Wednesday: Everything is due today! Assign seats and lab lockers, Assign phone slots and chromebooks

September 3 - Thursday

Welcome to AP Chemistry!

By joining this class you are entering an elite club with only a handful of members. When you tell friends, family and the community that you are taking AP Chemsitry, take a note of the look on their face - they know you are different; that you are special. Many of them will tell you that you are "crazy" - and your reply should be "Thank You! I AM crazy - crazy enough to change the world!"

Here's to the crazy ones.

The misfits.

The rebels.

The troublemakers.

The round pegs in the square holes.

The ones who see things differently.

They're not fond of rules.

And they have no respect for the status quo.

You can quote them, disagree with them,

glorify or vilify them.

About the only thing you can't do is ignore them.

Because they change things.

They push the human race forward.

While some may see them as the crazy ones,

we see genius.

Because the people who are crazy enough to think

they can change the world, are the ones who do.

~Apple 1997

What do I need for this class:

- - Three-Ring Binder (highly encourage using this for ONLY AP Chem - we will organize it by Unit and chapter as we go)
  - Composition Notebook (for labs - not a spiral bound notebook)
  - Spiral Bound Notebook (to be used only for Chemistry, not other classes)
  - Loose-Leaf Paper
  - Pen and Pencil
  - Calculator (must be able to do scientific notation - look for “EE” or “EXP” button)
  - $10 lab fee (see me if you need help with this)
  - Sign up for REMIND for AP Chemistry by clicking on "Remind: AP Chemistry" in Chemistry Resources at the bottom of this page.
  - AP Chemistry Book #1 (Book #2 for later in the semester)

Introductions:

About Me. About You.
Lets kick this off with some crazy chemistry!

Coming up...(subject to change)

Friday: Logistics and Paperwork, Finish Demos

Monday: Logistics, Review Chem1

Tuesday: Review Chem1, Seats and Lab Partners

Wednesday: Review Chem1; Pre-Lab?

Chemistry Resources

AP Classroom
- - Period 3 Code: YM9YXX
  - Period 4 Code: ANRXLR
AP Chemistry Online Book
AP Chemistry Course at a Glance
AP Chemistry Exam Tips
AP Periodic Table and Equations
AP Syllabus
Calendar
Lab Notebook Info
Lab Rubrics
Polyatomic Ions Help Sheet
Remind: AP Chemistry (code: @6e3g7d7)
Retake Form for Assessments
Test Help/Reviews
Things to Memorize for AP Chemistry
Unit Guides for AP Chemistry

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