1. Topic 3 Test

1. Review Key
2. Questions

2. Warm Up

1. Draw the Lewis Structure (according to correct VESPR) for water.
2. Water is a "polar" molecule? What does this mean?
3. Partial Charges

3. Activity

• Part I: Brown vs. Blue Sand
• Part II: Behavior Hypothesis
• Part III: Video Analysis
• Part IV: Behavior Hypothesis

4. Homework

• None

1. Demo

• Finish "Part IV: Behavior Hypothesis"
• Static Rod vs. Water (Teams)

2. Warm Up

1. Static Rod vs. Water/Static Rod vs. Hexane (Ramsey)
2. Water (H2O) is "polar" and hexane (C6H14) is "nonpolar. Why?

3. Activity

1. Notes
2. Practice

4. Homework

• Click here for helper video.
  1. Is CCl4 polar or nonpolar? Demonstrate by drawing interaction diagram between two CCl4 molecules.
  2. Is SO2 polar or nonpolar? Demonstrate by drawing interaction diagram between two SO2 molecules.
  3. Is PH3 polar or nonpolar? Demonstrate by drawing interaction diagram between two PH3 molecules.
  4. Is SiH2O polar or nonpolar? Demonstrate by drawing interaction diagram between two CH2O molecules.

1. Warm Up

1. Draw and label an IMF Diagram between two SeS2 molecules. Repeat for two SiO2 molecules.
2. Complete Day 2 Practice.
3. Note Card Quiz

2. Activity

• Hexane & Water Tube

3. Homework

• Click here for helper video.
  1. Draw IMF diagram between one H2O and one NH3 molecule.
  2. Draw IMF Diagram between one H2O and one CH4 molecule.
  3. Draw IMF Diagram between one H2O and one HCl molecule.
  4. Draw IMF Diagram between one H2O and one NaCl molecule (assume NaCl is Ionic. This one is tricky)

1. Demo

1. Boiling Water
2. Propanol (CH3CH2CH2OH) and Water (H2O)

2. Warm Up

1. Draw IMF Diagram between one H2S and one SO2
2. Draw IMF Diagram between one H2S and one CO2
3. Draw IMF Diagram between one N2 and one O2
4. Draw an IMF Diagram between Na+, Cl- and NH3
5. Note Card Quiz

3. Activity

• Part I: Pepper, Water and Detergent
• Part II: Water, Detergent and Glycerin
• Part III: Notes

4. Homework

• None

1. Warm Up

• Kahoot Review

2. Activity

• Part I: Pepper Analysis (from Day 3)
• Part II: Bubble Analysis (from Day 3)
• Part III: Pop Group Quiz (random groups)

3. Homework

• None

1. Warm Up

1. AP Chem Test Questions (Actual test is today)
2. Multiple Choice Challenge

2. Activity

• Chromatography Lab

3. Homework

• Click here for helper video.
  1. Draw IMF diagram between one H2O and one NO3- ion. Draw Lewis structures for both and name/label the IMF.
  2. Draw IMF diagram between one H2O and one NH4+ ion. Draw Lewis structures for both and name/label the IMF.
  3. Draw IMF Diagram between one H2O and one Ca 2+ ion. Draw Lewis structures for both and name/label the IMF.
  4. Draw IMF Diagram between one H2O and one PO43- ion. Draw Lewis structures for both and name/label the IMF.

1. Demo

• Hand Sanitizer vs. Soap & Water

2. Warm Up

1. AP Chem Test Questions
2. Note Card Quiz

3. Activity (find space on yesterday's handout)

1. Complete Part "C" from yesterday. Be prepared to share answer.
2. Shown below are the Lewis structures for acetone (left) and for hexane (right). Using one solid dot for each for the three pens whose pigments did not migrate with the water solvent, repeat the study in an acetone and a hexane solvent (see drawing on board for set up).
3. Make a drawing of your results for each solvent. What do you results tell you about the polarities of the pigments in the remaining three pens? Be prepared to share answer.

4. Homework

• None

1. Warm Up

• Click here (randomized whiteboard groups)

2. Activity

• Note Analysis!

3. Homework

• Click here and complete this problem from Monday's AP Chemistry test/Prepare for short quiz paper chromatography.

1. Warm Up

• Note Card Quiz

2. Activity

1. Note Investigation
2. Make your own Kahoot. Share here.
   • 4 questions. 1 Random
   • Covers all Goals (4.1-4.4)
   • Entertaining

3. Homework

• Click here and complete Topic 4 Practice Test. Click here for key. (Test on Tuesday, 5/9)

1. Warm Up

• Topic 4 Kahoot Review

2. Activity

• Practice Test

3. Homework

• Click here and complete Topic 4 Practice Test. Click here for key. (Test tomorrow, Tuesday, 5/9)

1. Warm Up

1. Questions
2. Notebooks

2. Activity

• Test

3. Homework

• Topic 4 Portfolio (States and Solubility)