Chapter 4 Solution Stoichiometry

In Chapter 4 (Solution Stoichiometry), our goals are:

• Identifying strong/weak/nonelectrolytes (solubility tables fall under this section)

• Writing net ionic equations

• Using molarity to perform solution stoichiometry (calculations)

Flipped Unit Videos for Chapter 4

• Video 1: Dissociation and Electrolytes

• Video 2: Precipitation Reactions and Particle Diagrams

• Video 3: Molarity and Dilution

• Video 4: Solution Stoichiometry

• Video 5: Redox Review (Hank Green, Crash Course Chemistry)

• Video 6: Writing Net Ionic Equations if you feel you need additional instruction after the POGIL

Slides and Handouts for Chapter 4

• Chapter 4 - Solution Stoichiometry - Slides

• Is NaCl(aq) a Homogeneous Mixture? Handout

• Chapter 4 Stations Review

• Beer's Law Activity Handout

• Chapter 4 Calendar 2017-2018

• POGIL on Writing Net Ionic Equations

Beer's Law Activity Link

Solution Stoichiometry Lab Resources

• Prelab Video Part 1 - What is a Job Plot?

• Prelab Video Part 2 - OK, so what are we actually doing in the lab?

  • NOTE: in the video, I erroneously refer to the solutions being 0.10M. That is not the case; our solutions will be 1.0M.

• How to make a Job Plot in Google Sheets

• Solution Stoichiometry Lab Handout

• Prelab slides (accompany the videos) for Solution Stoichiometry Lab

Solution Stoichiometry Lab Resources

• Prelab Video Part 1 - What is a Job Plot?

• Prelab Video Part 2 - OK, so what are we actually doing in the lab?

  • NOTE: in the video, I erroneously refer to the solutions being 0.10M. That is not the case; our solutions will be 1.0M.

• How to make a Job Plot in Google Sheets

• Solution Stoichiometry Lab Handout

• Prelab slides (accompany the videos) for Solution Stoichiometry Lab

Additional Content Videos for Chapter 4

• Molarity Basics

• Writing Net Ionic Equations

• Assigning Oxidiation Numbers