AP CHEMISTRY
April 18 - Thursday
What will we learn today? We learn how to calculate the strength of acids and bases
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain how to write an equilibrium expression to solve for acid/base concentration.
Due: 6.3 Titrations
Pg 382 #1
Pg 383 #1
Pg 384 #2
Pg 393 #7
Unit 8 Acids and Bases AP Review
Videos: All Unit 8 Videos have been assigned. They are not graded.
We will be using a few of them for our lectures for buffers
Topic Questions: All Unit 8 Topic Questions have been assigned. They are not graded.
Extra Credit? Yes, please!
There are 10 sections in Chapter 8. If you watch the videos and complete the practice problems for a section, you earn +1xc on the Unit 8 exam.
Ex. You complete the videos and Topic Questions for all 10 sections, you earn +10xc points in addition to the normal AP Grading curve I use (which is usually around +10% on your score)!
Virtual Lab: Making Buffers
Finish this on Friday after the FRQ, then on your own time.
Coming up...
Friday: *Unit 8 FRQ; Watch Videos Unit 8 / Practice Problems
Monday April 22: 9 school days: Unit 8 Exam
Tuesday: 8 Intro to Unit 9 and Chapter 7
April 17 - Wednesday
What will we learn today? We learn how to calculate the strength of acids and bases
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain how to write an equilibrium expression to solve for acid/base concentration.
Due: 6.2 The Chemistry of Buffers
Pg 358 #1,2,3 (click for refresher on % ionization)
Pg 360 QC #1,2,3
Pg 363 #1abc (#2ab optional but recommended)
Pg 366 #1
Pg 369 #3
Pg 373 #5all
Pg 375 #15
Optional Pg 377 #19,21
Virtual Lab: Making Buffers
Complete the lab in your lab notebook
Assignment #2: 6.3 Titrations
Due Thursday
Pg 382 #1
Pg 383 #1
Pg 384 #2
Pg 393 #7
6.4 A Close Look at Titrations
This is entirely on your own because we don't have time. In my experience, you will need to understand the concepts of titrations with acids and bases and understanding titration graphs. But, generally speaking, you will not need to calculate like the practice problem examples on pages 402-417...but the AP Exam changes every year...so who knows. Decide if you can commit the time to this or not.
Unit 8 Acids and Bases AP Review
Videos: All Unit 8 Videos have been assigned. They are not graded.
We will be using a few of them for our lectures for buffers
Topic Questions: All Unit 8 Topic Questions have been assigned. They are not graded.
Extra Credit? Yes, please!
There are 10 sections in Chapter 8. If you watch the videos and complete the practice problems for a section, you earn +1xc on the Unit 8 exam.
Ex. You complete the videos and Topic Questions for all 10 sections, you earn +10xc points in addition to the normal AP Grading curve I use (which is usually around +10% on your score)!
Coming up...
Wednesday: Virtual Lab: Buffers
Thursday: Watch Videos Unit 8 / Practice Problems
Friday: *Unit 8 FRQ; Watch Videos Unit 8 / Practice Problems
Monday April 22: 9 school days: Unit 8 Exam
Tuesday: 8 Intro to Unit 9 and Chapter 7
April 16 - Tuesday
What will we learn today? We learn how to calculate the strength of acids and bases
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain how to write an equilibrium expression to solve for acid/base concentration.
Assignment #1: 6.2 The Chemistry of Buffers
Due Tomorrow
Read/Notes Pg 367 "The Capacity of a Buffer" and "Preparation of a Buffer"
Read/Notes Pg 368 "More on Buffer Preparation"
Read/Notes Pg 369 "The Maintenance of Blood pH"
Due Tomorrow
Pg 358 #1,2,3 (click for refresher on % ionization)
Pg 360 QC #1,2,3
Pg 363 #1abc (#2ab optional but recommended)
Pg 366 #1
Pg 369 #3
Pg 373 #5all
Pg 375 #15
Optional Pg 377 #19,21
Assignment #2: 6.3 Titrations
Due Thursday
Pg 382 #1
Pg 383 #1
Pg 384 #2
Pg 393 #7
6.4 A Close Look at Titrations
This is entirely on your own because we don't have time. In my experience, you will need to understand the concepts of titrations with acids and bases and understanding titration graphs. But, generally speaking, you will not need to calculate like the practice problem examples on pages 402-417...but the AP Exam changes every year...so who knows. Decide if you can commit the time to this or not.
Unit 8 Acids and Bases AP Review
Videos: All Unit 8 Videos have been assigned. They are not graded.
We will be using a few of them for our lectures for buffers
Topic Questions: All Unit 8 Topic Questions have been assigned. They are not graded.
Extra Credit? Yes, please!
There are 10 sections in Chapter 8. If you watch the videos and complete the practice problems for a section, you earn +1xc on the Unit 8 exam.
Ex. You complete the videos and Topic Questions for all 10 sections, you earn +10xc points in addition to the normal AP Grading curve I use (which is usually around +10% on your score)!
Coming up...
Wednesday: Virtual Lab: Buffers
Thursday: Watch Videos Unit 8 / Practice Problems
Friday: *Unit 8 FRQ; Watch Videos Unit 8 / Practice Problems
Monday April 22: 9 school days: Unit 8 Exam
Tuesday: 8 Intro to Unit 9 and Chapter 7
April 15 - Monday
What will we learn today? We learn how to calculate the strength of acids and bases
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain how to write an equilibrium expression to solve for acid/base concentration.
Post Lab: Acid Base Titration
On your own time.
Need help? Refer to Ch6.3 Acid Base Titrations Pg 378-388
Acid-Base Reactions Lecture
Acid-Base Reactions Lecture Slides
Henderson-Hasselbalch Equation (slide 28)
Acid-Base Titrations (slide 32)
Unit 8 Acids and Bases AP Review
Videos: All Unit 8 Videos have been assigned. They are not graded.
We will be using a few of them for our lectures for buffers
Topic Questions: All Unit 8 Topic Questions have been assigned. They are not graded.
Extra Credit? Yes, please!
There are 10 sections in Chapter 8. If you watch the videos and complete the practice problems for a section, you earn +1xc on the Unit 8 exam.
Ex. You complete the videos and Topic Questions for all 10 sections, you earn +10xc points in addition to the normal AP Grading curve I use (which is usually around +10% on your score)!
Coming up...
Monday April 15: 14 school days until exam; Lecture Acid Base Reactions and Buffers; Videos for AP Unit 8 / Practice Problems
Tuesday: Acid/Base Practice Problems, Watch Videos Unit 8 / Practice Problems
Wednesday: Virtual Lab: Buffers
Thursday: Watch Videos Unit 8 / Practice Problems
Friday: *Unit 8 FRQ; Watch Videos Unit 8 / Practice Problems
Monday April 22: 9 school days: Unit 8 Exam
Tuesday: 8 Intro to Unit 9 and Chapter 7
April 12 - Friday
What will we learn today? We learn how to calculate the strength of acids and bases
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain how to write an equilibrium expression to solve for acid/base concentration.
Lab: Acid Base Titration
Day 2 of 2
All of the acids are unknown concentrations. Bases will be your "known concentration"; molarity is listed on the bottles.
You cannot use the same acid/base combinations as other groups at your pod. No sharing data. Work with your partner only.
Part 1 Introductory Activity: You are practicing and testing indicators.
You are making your own known concentration base when you mix the Calcium Hydroxide. Record your measurements so you know the concentration.
Part 2 Guided Inquiry:
Recall: Burets measure backwards!!! Examine and know how to read it before start
Choose 1 acid/base combo to titrate (Instructions say to titrate 2 acids, you only have time for 1).
You may not choose the same acid/base combinations as other groups around you.
Titrate each acid 3 times. Use your 2 closest volumes titrated to do calculations (throw out the outlier).
Using pH probes and a Chromebook? Instructions for downloading Vernier Graphical Analysis to Chromebooks
Calculate the titrations.
Need help? Refer to Ch6.3 Acid Base Titrations Pg 378-388
Unit 8 Acids and Bases AP Review
Videos: All Unit 8 Videos have been assigned. They are not graded.
We will be using a few of them for our lectures for buffers
Topic Questions: All Unit 8 Topic Questions have been assigned. They are not graded.
Extra Credit? Yes, please!
There are 10 sections in Chapter 8. If you watch the videos and complete the practice problems for a section, you earn +1xc on the Unit 8 exam.
Ex. You complete the videos and Topic Questions for all 10 sections, you earn +10xc points in addition to the normal AP Grading curve I use (which is usually around +10% on your score)!
Coming up...
Monday April 15: 14 school days until exam; Lecture Acid Base Reactions and Buffers; Videos for AP Unit 8 / Practice Problems
Tuesday: Lecture, Watch Videos Unit 8 / Practice Problems
Wednesday: Virtual Lab: Buffers
Thursday: Lecture; Practice Problems
Friday: Unit 8 FRQ; Watch Videos Unit 8 / Practice Problems
Monday April 22: 9 school days: Unit 8 Exam
Tuesday: 8 Intro to Unit 9 and Chapter 7
April 11 - Thursday
What will we learn today? We learn how to calculate the strength of acids and bases
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain how to write an equilibrium expression to solve for acid/base concentration.
Lab: Acid Base Titration
Day 1 of 2
All of the acids are unknown concentrations. Bases will be your "known concentration"; molarity is listed on the bottles.
You cannot use the same acid/base combinations as other groups at your pod. No sharing data. Work with your partner only.
Part 1 Introductory Activity: You are practicing and testing indicators.
You are making your own known concentration base when you mix the Calcium Hydroxide. Record your measurements so you know the concentration.
Part 2 Guided Inquiry:
Recall: Burets measure backwards!!! Examine and know how to read it before start
Choose 1 acid/base combo to titrate (Instructions say to titrate 2 acids, you only have time for 1).
You may not choose the same acid/base combinations as other groups around you.
Titrate each acid 3 times. Use your 2 closest volumes titrated to do calculations (throw out the outlier).
Using pH probes and a Chromebook? Instructions for downloading Vernier Graphical Analysis to Chromebooks
Calculate the titrations.
Need help? Refer to Ch6.3 Acid Base Titrations Pg 378-388
Unit 8 Acids and Bases AP Review
Videos: All Unit 8 Videos have been assigned. They are not graded.
We will be using a few of them for our lectures for buffers
Topic Questions: All Unit 8 Topic Questions have been assigned. They are not graded.
Extra Credit? Yes, please!
There are 10 sections in Chapter 8. If you watch the videos and complete the practice problems for a section, you earn +1xc on the Unit 8 exam.
Ex. You complete the videos and Topic Questions for all 10 sections, you earn +10xc points in addition to the normal AP Grading curve I use (which is usually around +10% on your score)!
Coming up...
Friday: Lecture Buffers; Prac Problems; Videos for AP Unit 8 / Practice Problems
Monday April 15: 14 school days until exam; Buffers; Videos for AP Unit 8 / Practice Problems
Tuesday: Pre-Lab: Buffers, Watch Videos Unit 8 / Practice Problems
Wednesday: Lab: Buffers
Thursday: Lab: Buffers
Friday: Unit 8 FRQ; Watch Videos Unit 8 / Practice Problems
Monday April 22: 9 school days: Unit 8 Exam
Tuesday: 8 Intro to Unit 9 and Chapter 7
April 10 - Wednesday
What will we learn today? We learn how to calculate the strength of acids and bases
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain how to write an equilibrium expression to solve for acid/base concentration.
Due: Acid-Base Equilibrium
*Pg 324 Quick Check #1,2,3
*Pg 325 #1
*Pg 326 #1
*Pg 327 #1
*Pg 329 Quick Check #1
Pre-Lab: Acid Base Titration
Due TOMORROW: we only have Thursday to complete the lab - Intro Activity Only
Need help? Refer to Ch6.3 Acid Base Titrations Pg 378-388
Unit 8 Acids and Bases AP Review
Videos: All Unit 8 Videos have been assigned. They are not graded.
We will be using a few of them for our lectures for buffers
Topic Questions: All Unit 8 Topic Questions have been assigned. They are not graded.
Extra Credit? Yes, please!
There are 10 sections in Chapter 8. If you watch the videos and complete the practice problems for a section, you earn +1xc on the Unit 8 exam.
Ex. You complete the videos and Topic Questions for all 10 sections, you earn +10xc points in addition to the normal AP Grading curve I use (which is usually around +10% on your score)!
Chapter 6 Traffic Light Study Guide
Due Today - Keep it in your binder
Fill out the Book 2 Chapter 6: Acid Base Reactions Traffic Light Study Guide with your confidence on each topic.
A copy has been printed for you on the front table.
Acid-Base Reactions Lecture
Acid-Base Reactions Lecture Slides
Coming up...
Thursday: Lab: Acid/Base Titration Intro Activity; Videos for AP Unit 8 / Practice Problems
Friday: Lecture Buffers; Prac Problems; Videos for AP Unit 8 / Practice Problems
Monday April 15: 14 school days until exam; Buffers; Videos for AP Unit 8 / Practice Problems
Tuesday: Pre-Lab: Buffers, Watch Videos Unit 8 / Practice Problems
Wednesday: Lab: Buffers
Thursday: Lab: Buffers
Friday: Unit 8 FRQ; Watch Videos Unit 8 / Practice Problems
Monday April 22: 9 school days: Unit 8 Exam
Tuesday: 8 Intro to Unit 9 and Chapter 7
April 9 - Tuesday: ACT Testing and Career Fair
April 8 - Monday: No School - PIR Day
April 5 - Friday
What will we learn today? We learn how to calculate the strength of acids and bases
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain how to write an equilibrium expression to solve for acid/base concentration.
Acid-Base Equilibrium
Due Wednesday, April 10
5.5 Calculating Ka and Kb
You will be reading and taking notes in your notebook. Items with *next to it are assignment problems to put on a piece of paper to turn in.
Warmup Pg 321 together
Read/Notes Pg 321-324
*Pg 324 Quick Check #1,2,3
*Pg 325 #1
Read/Notes Pg 325-326
*Pg 326 #1
*Pg 327 #1
Read/Notes Pg 328
*Pg 329 Quick Check #1
Pre-Lab: Acid Base Titration
Due Thursday, April 11: we only have Thursday to complete the lab - Intro Activity Only
Need help? Refer to Ch6.3 Acid Base Titrations Pg 378-388
Unit 8 Acids and Bases AP Review
Videos: All Unit 8 Videos have been assigned. They are not graded.
We will be using a few of them for our lectures for buffers
Topic Questions: All Unit 8 Topic Questions have been assigned. They are not graded.
Extra Credit? Yes, please!
There are 10 sections in Chapter 8. If you watch the videos and complete the practice problems for a section, you earn +1xc on the Unit 8 exam.
Ex. You complete the videos and Topic Questions for all 10 sections, you earn +10xc points in addition to the normal AP Grading curve I use (which is usually around +10% on your score)!
Coming up...
Monday April 8: No School
Tuesday: No Class - ACT EXAM
Wed: TLSG, Chapter 6 Lecture Intro to Buffers
Thursday: Lab: Acid/Base Titration Intro Activity; Videos for AP Unit 8 / Practice Problems
Friday: Lecture Buffers; Prac Problems; Videos for AP Unit 8 / Practice Problems
Monday April 15: 14 school days until exam; Buffers; Videos for AP Unit 8 / Practice Problems
Tuesday: Pre-Lab: Buffers, Watch Videos Unit 8 / Practice Problems
Wednesday: Lab: Buffers
Thursday: Lab: Buffers
Friday: Unit 8 FRQ; Watch Videos Unit 8 / Practice Problems
Monday April 22: 9 school days: Unit 8 Exam
Tuesday: 8 Intro to Unit 9 and Chapter 7
April 4 - Thursday
What will we learn today? We learn how to calculate the strength of acids and bases
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain how to write an equilibrium expression to solve for acid/base concentration.
Due: 5.3 Ionization of Water
Pg 299 Warmup #1,2
Pg 301 #1,3
Pg 302 #1,3
Pg 304 #3,6
Due: 5.4 pH and pOH
Pg 308 QC #2,3
Pg 309 #1,2
Pg 312 #1,2
Pg 315 #1,2
Optional but recommended Pg 320 #12,16
Acid-Base Equilibrium
Due Wednesday, April 10
5.5 Calculating Ka and Kb
You will be reading and taking notes in your notebook. Items with *next to it are assignment problems to put on a piece of paper to turn in.
Warmup Pg 321 together
Read/Notes Pg 321-324
*Pg 324 Quick Check #1,2,3
*Pg 325 #1
Read/Notes Pg 325-326
*Pg 326 #1
*Pg 327 #1
Read/Notes Pg 328
*Pg 329 Quick Check #1
Pre-Lab: Acid Base Titration
Due Thursday, April 11: we only have Thursday to complete the lab - Intro Activity Only
Need help? Refer to Ch6.3 Acid Base Titrations Pg 378-388
Unit 8 Acids and Bases AP Review
Coming up...
Friday: Pre-Lab and AP Review Unit 8 videos (on your own)
Monday April 8: No School
Tuesday: No Class - ACT EXAM
Wed: TLSG, Chapter 6 Lecture Intro to Buffers
Thursday: Lab: Acid/Base Titration Intro Activity; Videos for AP Unit 8 / Practice Problems
Friday: Lecture Buffers; Prac Problems; Videos for AP Unit 8 / Practice Problems
Monday April 15: 14 school days until exam; Buffers; Videos for AP Unit 8 / Practice Problems
Tuesday: Pre-Lab: Buffers, Watch Videos Unit 8 / Practice Problems
Wednesday: Lab: Buffers
Thursday: Lab: Buffers
Friday: Unit 8 FRQ; Watch Videos Unit 8 / Practice Problems
Monday April 22: 9 school days: Unit 8 Exam
Tuesday: 8 Intro to Unit 9 and Chapter 7
April 3 - Wednesday
What will we learn today? We learn how to calculate the strength of acids and bases
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain how to write an equilibrium expression to solve for acid/base concentration.
Assignment #1: 5.3 Ionization of Water
Due Tomorrow
Pg 299 Warmup #1,2
Pg 301 #1,3
Pg 302 #1,3
Pg 304 #3,6
Assignment #2: 5.4 pH and pOH
Due Tomorrow
Pg 308 QC #2,3
Pg 309 #1,2
Pg 312 #1,2
Pg 315 #1,2
Optional but recommended Pg 320 #12,16
Coming up...
Wednesday: 5.3,5.4 Practice Problems
Thursday: ??(may have to skip) Lab - Acid/Base Titration Intro Activity Only
Friday: Lecture / Prac Problems (4 days left max to finish Acid Base); Assign Pre-Lab
Monday: No School
Tuesday: ACT EXAM
Wed: Lecture Buffers; Assign Pre-Lab
Thursday: Unit 8 videos/prac Problems Lab: Intro Activity Only? Buffers?
Friday: Lab / Unit 8 Exam?
April 2 - Tuesday
What will we learn today? We learn how to calculate the strength of acids and bases
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain how to write an equilibrium expression to solve for acid/base concentration.
Due: 5.1 Identifying Acids and Bases
Pg 275 all
Pg 278 Prac Probs all
Pg 278 Quick Check all
Due: 5.2 Strengths of Acids and Bases Practice Problems
Pg 285 #1,2,4
Pg 286 #1,2,4
Pg 288 #1,3
Pg 291 #2,3 (scan QR for help)
Pg 293 #1,2
Acid-Base Equilibrium Lecture
Acid-Base Equilibrium Lecture Slides
5.3 Ionization of Water
5.4 pH and pOH
Coming up...
Wednesday: 5.3,5.4 Practice Problems
Thursday: ??(may have to skip) Lab - Acid/Base Titration Intro Activity Only
Friday: Lecture / Prac Problems (4 days left max to finish Acid Base); Assign Pre-Lab
Monday: No School
Tuesday: ACT EXAM
Wed: Lecture Buffers; Assign Pre-Lab
Thursday: Unit 8 videos/prac Problems Lab: Intro Activity Only? Buffers?
Friday: Lab / Unit 8 Exam?
April 1 - Monday
What will we learn today? We learn how to calculate the strength of acids and bases
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain how to write an equilibrium expression to solve for acid/base concentration.
22 school days until the Exam
ACT Exam
ACT is next Tuesday!
Acid-Base Equilibrium Lecture
Acid-Base Equilibrium Lecture Slides
Assignment #1: 5.1 Identifying Acids and Bases
Due Tomorrow
Reread anything you need help with
Pg 275 all
Pg 278 Prac Probs all
Pg 278 Quick Check all
Assignment #2: 5.2 Strengths of Acids and Bases Practice Problems
Due Tomorrow
Read/Notes - Pg 286-294 (we will not lecture on this - you need to read it!)
Pg 285 #1,2,4
Pg 286 #1,2,4
Pg 288 #1,3
Pg 291 #2,3 (scan QR for help)
Pg 293 #1,2
Coming up...
Tuesday: 5.3 Autoionization of Water, 5.4 pH and pOH Lectures
Wednesday: 5.3,5.4 Practice Problems
Thursday: ??(may have to skip) Lab - Acid/Base Titration Intro Activity Only
Friday: Lecture / Prac Problems (4 days left max to finish Acid Base); Assign Pre-Lab
Monday: No School
Tuesday: ACT EXAM
Wed: Lecture Buffers; Assign Pre-Lab
Thursday: Unit 8 videos/prac Problems Lab: Intro Activity Only? Buffers?
Friday: Lab / Unit 8 Exam?
March 22 - Friday
What will we learn today? We learn how solubility equilibrium is achieved in many chemical reactions
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain how precipitates form from solutions.
Chapter 5 Traffic Light Study Guide
Due Today - Keep it in your binder
Fill out the Book 2 Chapter 5: Acid Base Equilibrium Traffic Light Study Guide with your confidence on each topic.
A copy has been printed for you on the front table.
Intro to Unit 8: Acid Base Equilibrium
Unit 8 Acid Base Equilibrium Unit Guide
Unit 8: Equilibrium is covered in Book #2 Chapter 5 Acid-Base Equilibrium and Chapter 6 Acid-Base Reactions.
This has been printed for you.
Acid-Base Equilibrium Lecture
Acid-Base Equilibrium Lecture Slides
Coming up...
Friday: Intro to Unit 8 Acid/Base, Unit 8 Unit Guide, Lecture, Pre-Lab
Monday - Friday: Spring Break
Monday April 1: Lecture / Practice Problems
Tuesday: Lecture / Practice Problems
Wednesday: Lecture / Practice Problems
Thursday: Lab - Acid/Base Titration Intro Activity Only
Friday: Lecture / Prac Problems (4 days left max to finish Acid Base); Assign Pre-Lab
Monday: No School
Tuesday: Lecture Buffers; Assign Pre-Lab
Wed: Unit 8 videos/prac Problems
Thursday: Lab: Intro Activity Only
Friday: Lab / Unit 8 Exam?
March 21 - Thursday
What will we learn today? We learn how solubility equilibrium is achieved in many chemical reactions
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain how precipitates form from solutions.
AP Unit 7 Equilibrium Exam - MCQ
Rules
Resources you may use: Green AP Periodic Table, Orange AP Formulas and Equations Sheet.
Need: Pencil, Scratch paper with heading, calculator
No electronic devices of any kind. Cell phones, earbuds, smart watches must be silenced and in your backpack.
You must use a district Chromebook.
Scratch Paper - Record your answers on the scratch paper along with your work.
If you do not finish and you are unable to save your progress, this record will help you re-start tomorrow and complete the problems you have not finished.
Turn in your scratch paper at the front table
Instructions
Log in to AP Classroom. Click on the exam
Assignment: Chapter 5 Traffic Light Study Guide
Due Tomorrow
Fill out the Book 2 Chapter 5: Acid Base Equilibrium Traffic Light Study Guide with your confidence on each topic.
A copy has been printed for you on the front table.
Coming up...
Friday: Intro to Unit 8 Acid/Base, Unit 8 Unit Guide, Lecture, Pre-Lab
Monday - Friday: Spring Break
Monday April 1: Lecture / Practice Problems
Tuesday: Lecture / Practice Problems
Wednesday: Lecture / Practice Problems
Thursday: Lab - Acid/Base Titration Intro Activity Only
Friday: Lecture / Prac Problems (4 days left max to finish Acid Base); Assign Pre-Lab
Monday: No School
Tuesday: Lecture Buffers; Assign Pre-Lab
Wed: Unit 8 videos/prac Problems
Thursday: Lab: Intro Activity Only
Friday: Lab / Unit 8 Exam?
March 20 - Wednesday
What will we learn today? We learn how solubility equilibrium is achieved in many chemical reactions
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain how precipitates form from solutions.
AP Unit 7 Equilibrium Free Response Questions
*Note: 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.*
Write your answers on your own piece of paper. Another student will be grading this so write legibly and clearly.
Go to AP Classroom and click on Assignments then Unit 6 FRQ
Write your answers on your own paper. Write legibly and show all of your work if necessary. Another student will be grading your work.
You may use your AP periodic table, and orange AP Formulas sheet.
When finished, you and your lab partner swap your FRQ for theirs. Score your classmates FRQ's using the Scoring Guide
Review for Unit 7: Chemical Equilibrium AP Exam
AP Classroom: Video are assigned in AP Classroom. They are not graded but are a great review resource
Highly recommend watching the following as our book does not cover these well:
7.12 Common-Ion Effect
7.13 pH and Solubility
7.14 Free Energy of Dissolution
AP Classroom: Practice Problems are assigned in AP Classroom.
Unit Guide: Unit 7 Equilibrium Unit Guide is a great resource to guide your studying
Khan Academy: Khan Academy: Equilibrium has a practice quiz and a practice exam along with great videos and resources
Coming up...
Friday: Intro to Unit 8 Acid/Base, Unit 8 Unit Guide, Lecture, Pre-Lab
Monday - Friday: Spring Break
Monday April 1: Lecture / Practice Problems
Tuesday: Lecture / Practice Problems
Wednesday: Lecture / Practice Problems
Thursday: Lab - Acid/Base Titration Intro Activity Only
Friday: Lecture / Prac Problems (4 days left max to finish Acid Base); Assign Pre-Lab
Monday: No School
Tuesday: Lecture Buffers; Assign Pre-Lab
Wed: Unit 8 videos/prac Problems
Thursday: Lab: Intro Activity Only
Friday: Lab / Unit 8 Exam?
March 19 - Tuesday
What will we learn today? We learn how solubility equilibrium is achieved in many chemical reactions
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain how precipitates form from solutions.
Due: 4.4 Precipitation Formation and Common Ion Effect
Pg 262 #1
Pg264 #1a
Read/Notes pg 265 Common Ion Effect
Read/Notes pg 266-267 Calculating Solubility with a Common Ion
Pg 266 QC #1ab,2,3
Pg 267 #1
Optional but recommended: Pg 268 Activity(all), Pg 270 #6,8
Review for Unit 7: Chemical Equilibrium AP Exam
AP Classroom: Video are assigned in AP Classroom. They are not graded but are a great review resource
Highly recommend watching the following as our book does not cover these well:
7.12 Common-Ion Effect
7.13 pH and Solubility
7.14 Free Energy of Dissolution
AP Classroom: Practice Problems are assigned in AP Classroom.
Unit Guide: Unit 7 Equilibrium Unit Guide is a great resource to guide your studying
Khan Academy: Khan Academy: Equilibrium has a practice quiz and a practice exam along with great videos and resources
Coming up...
Wednesday: Unit 7 FRQ w/partner, Quiz Due
Thursday: Unit 7 Exam MCQ
Friday: Intro to Unit 8 Acid/Base, Lecture
March 18 - Monday
What will we learn today? We learn how solubility equilibrium is achieved in many chemical reactions
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain how precipitates form from solutions.
Due: 4.3 Solubility Product Constant Ksp
Due Monday
Pg 251 Warmup #1,2
Pg 252 QC #1a,2(a),3
Pg 254 #1ab,2,3
Pg 257 #1a,3
Optional but highly recommended: Pg 259 #3,7,8
Assignment: 4.4 Precipitation Formation and Common Ion Effect
Due Tuesday
Pg 262 #1
Pg264 #1a
Read/Notes pg 265 Common Ion Effect
Read/Notes pg 266-267 Calculating Solubility with a Common Ion
Pg 266 QC #1ab,2,3
Pg 267 #1
Optional but recommended: Pg 268 Activity(all), Pg 270 #6,8
Review for Unit 7: Chemical Equilibrium AP Exam
AP Classroom: Video are assigned in AP Classroom. They are not graded but are a great review resource
Highly recommend watching the following as our book does not cover these well:
7.12 Common-Ion Effect
7.13 pH and Solubility
7.14 Free Energy of Dissolution
AP Classroom: Practice Problems are assigned in AP Classroom.
Unit Guide: Unit 7 Equilibrium Unit Guide is a great resource to guide your studying
Khan Academy: Khan Academy: Equilibrium has a practice quiz and a practice exam along with great videos and resources
Coming up...
Friday: Lecture Practice Problems 4.3,4.4, Unit 7 videos and prac problems, Chapter 4 quiz (homework)
Monday: Unit 7 videos and prac problems
Tuesday: Unit 7 videos and prac problems
Wednesday: Unit 7 FRQ w/partner, Quiz Due
Thursday: Unit 7 Exam MCQ
Friday: Intro to Unit 8 Acid/Base, Lecture
March 15 - Friday
What will we learn today? We learn how solubility equilibrium is achieved in many chemical reactions
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain how precipitates form from solutions.
Assignment: 4.3 Solubility Product Constant Ksp
Due Monday
Pg 251 Warmup #1,2
Pg 252 QC #1a,2(a),3
Pg 254 #1ab,2,3
Pg 257 #1a,3
Optional but highly recommended: Pg 259 #3,7,8
Assignment #2: 4.4 Precipitation Formation and Common Ion Effect
Due Tuesday
Pg 262 #1
Pg264 #1a
Read/Notes pg 265 Common Ion Effect
Read/Notes pg 266-267 Calculating Solubility with a Common Ion
Pg 266 QC #1ab,2,3
Pg 267 #1
Optional but recommended: Pg 268 Activity(all), Pg 270 #6,8
Review for Unit 7: Chemical Equilibrium AP Exam
Video are assigned in AP Classroom. They are not graded but are a great review resource
Practice Problems are assigned in AP Classroom.
Coming up...
Friday: Lecture Practice Problems 4.3,4.4, Unit 7 videos and prac problems, Chapter 4 quiz (homework)
Monday: Unit 7 videos and prac problems
Tuesday: Unit 7 videos and prac problems
Wednesday: Unit 7 FRQ w/partner, Quiz Due
Thursday: Unit 7 Exam MCQ
Friday: Intro to Unit 8 Acid/Base, Lecture
March 14 - Thursday
What will we learn today? We learn how solubility equilibrium is achieved in many chemical reactions
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain how precipitates form from solutions.
Vote for Prom Royalty
Due: 4.1 Concepts of Solubility
Pg 229 QC #1,2,3
Pg 230 #1,3
Pg 231 #1a, 2,3
Pg 232 #1b, 2
Pg 233 #1,2
Pg 234 #1,2
Due: 4.2 Qualitative Analysis - ID Unknown Ions
Pg 240 #1,2,3
Pg 243 #3
Pg 246 Activity #1-7
Lecture: Chapter 4 Intro to Solubility Equilibrium
Solubility Equilibrium Lecture Slides
4.3 Solubility Product Constant Ksp (slide 21)
4.4 Precipitation Formation and Ksp (slide 43)
Coming up...
Thursday: Lecture 4.3, 4.4
Friday: Lecture Practice Problems 4.3,4.4, Unit 7 videos and prac problems, Chapter 4 quiz (homework)
Monday: Unit 7 videos and prac problems
Tuesday: Unit 7 videos and prac problems
Wednesday: Unit 7 FRQ w/partner, Quiz Due
Thursday: Unit 7 Exam MCQ
Friday: Intro to Unit 8 Acid/Base, Lecture
March 13 - Wednesday
What will we learn today? We learn how solubility equilibrium is achieved in many chemical reactions
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain how precipitates form from solutions.
Assignment #1: 4.1 Concepts of Solubility
Due Thursday
Read / Notes Pg 227-234
Pg 229 QC #1,2,3
Pg 230 #1,3
Pg 231 #1a, 2,3
Pg 232 #1b, 2
Pg 233 #1,2
Pg 234 #1,2
Assignment #2: 4.2 Qualitative Analysis - ID Unknown Ions
Due Thursday
Read/Notes Precipitate Formation Pg 238
Read/Notes How to Use Solubility Tables Pg 238-239
Read/Notes Hard Water Pg 235
Pg 240 #1,2,3
Pg 243 #3
Pg 246 Activity #1-7
Coming up...
Thursday: Lecture 4.3, 4.4
Friday: Lecture Practice Problems 4.3,4.4
Monday: Chapter 4 Quiz own; prep for Unit 7 Exam
Tuesday: Exam Unit 7? or Unit 7 Prep
March 12 - Tuesday
What will we learn today? We learn how equilibrium is achieved in many chemical reactions
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain how different stresses affect the equilibrium of a reaction.
Due: Lab Notebooks
Place in the bin at the front
Due: 4.1 Concepts of Solubility
Read / Notes Pg 227-234
This will not be collected, the notes should be written in your notebook.
Lecture: Chapter 4 Intro to Solubility Equilibrium
Solubility Equilibrium Lecture Slides
4.1 Intro to Solubility Equilibrium
4.2 Qualitative Analysis: ID Unknown Ions
Assignment #1: 4.1 Concepts of Solubility
Due Thursday
Read / Notes Pg 227-234
Pg 229 QC #1,2,3
Pg 230 #1,3
Pg 231 #1a, 2,3
Pg 232 #1b, 2
Pg 233 #1,2
Pg 234 #1,2
Assignment #2: 4.2 Qualitative Analysis - ID Unknown Ions
Due Thursday
Read/Notes Precipitate Formation Pg 238
Read/Notes How to Use Solubility Tables Pg 238-239
Read/Notes Hard Water Pg 235
Pg 240 #1,2,3
Pg 243 #3
Pg 246 Activity #1-6
Coming up...
Wednesday 13th: 4.1,4.2 Practice Problems,
Thursday: Lecture 4.3, 4.4
Friday: Lecture Practice Problems 4.3,4.4
Monday: Chapter 4 Quiz own; prep for Unit 7 Exam
Tuesday: Exam Unit 7? or Unit 7 Prep
March 11 - Monday
What will we learn today? We learn how equilibrium is achieved in many chemical reactions
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain how different stresses affect the equilibrium of a reaction.
32 school days until the AP Chemistry Exam on Monday, May 6th!
Lab Notebooks Due on Tuesday
Be sure to have your labs up to date by Tuesday
Due: 3.6 Equilibrium Problems ICE Tables
Pg 211 #2,3
Pg 214 #1,3
Pg 216 #1,2
Pg 218 #1,2,3
Quiz: Chapter 3 Chemical Equilibrium
Rules
Take the quiz ON YOUR OWN - you have two attempts that will be averaged together.
You may use your AP colored sheets, calculator, scratch paper
You get two attempts only. Both attempts will be averaged together.
Chapter 4: Solubility Equilibrium Traffic Light Study Guide
Due Tomorrow
Fill out the Book 2 Chapter 4: Solubility Equilibrium Traffic Light Study Guide with your confidence on each topic.
A copy has been printed for you on the front table.
We will outline and discuss Chapter 4 Solubility Equilibrium
Assignment #1: 4.1 Concepts of Solubility
Due Tomorrow
Read / Notes Pg 227-234
This will not be collected, the notes should be written in your notebook.
Do not skip this, we will not be lecturing on 4.1
Coming up...
Tuesday: Lab Notebooks Due, 4.1,4.2 Lecture (A4), Lab Notebooks Due, 4.1 Prac Problems
Wednesday 13th: 4.1,4.2 Practice Problems,
Thursday: Lecture 4.3, 4.4
Friday: Lecture Practice Problems 4.3,4.4
Monday: Chapter 4 Quiz own; prep for Unit 7 Exam
Tuesday: Exam Unit 7? or Unit 7 Prep
March 8 - Friday
What will we learn today? We learn how equilibrium is achieved in many chemical reactions
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain how different stresses affect the equilibrium of a reaction.
Lab Notebooks Due on Tuesday
Be sure to have your labs up to date by Tuesday
Lecture: Chemical Equilibrium 3.6 - Equilibrium ICE Tables
Continued from yesterday, Slides #172-End
Assignment: 3.6 Equilibrium Problems ICE Tables
Due Monday
Pg 211 #2,3
Pg 214 #1,3
Pg 216 #1,2
Pg 218 #1,2,3
Quiz Monday: Chapter 3 Chemical Equilibrium
Go to the online book EdvantageScience.com and use the practice quiz problems to help you prepare.
Use the Traffic Light Study Guide for Chapter 3 to help you prepare
Quiz will cover: 3.1-3.6
Quiz will be ON YOUR OWN - you will have two attempts.
Coming up...
Monday: Quiz - Chapter 3 Equilibrium; Intro to Ch4; TLSG
Tuesday: Lab Notebooks Due, 4.1 Lecture (A4), Lab Notebooks Due, 4.1 Prac Problems
Wednesday: Lecture 4.2
Thursday: Lecture 4.3
Friday: Lecture 4.4
March 7 - Thursday
What will we learn today? We learn how equilibrium is achieved in many chemical reactions
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain how different stresses affect the equilibrium of a reaction.
Were you absent for the lab? Applications of Le Chatelier's Principle
Schedule a time with me to make it up.
Applications of Le Chatelier's Principle CLARIFICATIONS, POST LAB, CONCLUSION
Conclusion is in the "Clarifications" document
Lab Notebooks Due on Tuesday
Be sure to have your labs up to date by Tuesday
Lecture: Chemical Equilibrium 3.6 - Equilibrium ICE Tables
Slides #172-End
Assignment: 3.6 Equilibrium Problems ICE Tables
Due Monday
Pg 211 #2,3
Pg 214 #1,3
Pg 216 #1,2
Pg 218 #1,2,3
Coming up...
Thursday: Lecture 3.6 ICE Tables (M24)
Friday: Lecture Continued; Quiz Prep; Post Labs
Monday: Quiz - Chapter 3 Equilibrium; Intro to Ch4; TLSG
Tuesday: Lab Notebooks Due, 4.1 Lecture (A4), Lab Notebooks Due, 4.1 Prac Problems
Wednesday: Lecture 4.2
Thursday: Lecture 4.3
Friday: Lecture 4.4
March 6 - Wednesday
What will we learn today? We learn how equilibrium is achieved in many chemical reactions
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain how different stresses affect the equilibrium of a reaction.
Post-Lab and Conclusion: Applications of Le Chatelier's Principle
Applications of Le Chatelier's Principle CLARIFICATIONS, POST LAB, CONCLUSION
Conclusion is in the "Clarifications" document
Lab Notebooks Due on Tuesday
Be sure to have your labs up to date by Tuesday
Coming up...
Thursday: Lecture 3.6 ICE Tables (M24)
Friday: Lecture Continued; Quiz Prep; Post Labs
Monday: Quiz - Chapter 3 Equilibrium; Intro to Ch4; TLSG
Tuesday: Lab Notebooks Due, 4.1 Lecture (A4), Lab Notebooks Due, 4.1 Prac Problems
Wednesday: Lecture 4.2
Thursday: Lecture 4.3
Friday: Lecture 4.4
March 5 - Tuesday
What will we learn today? We learn how equilibrium is achieved in many chemical reactions
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain how different stresses affect the equilibrium of a reaction.
Lab: Applications of Le Chatelier's Principle
Day 2 of 2
Applications of Le Chatelier's Principle CLARIFICATIONS, POST LAB, CONCLUSION
You MUST complete the Introductory Activity today! Tomorrow you will complete the Guided Inquiry stations.
Set up your Chromebook to use the digital thermometer
Coming up...
Tuesday: Lab Day 2
Wednesday: Lab Day 3 Post-Lab and Conclusion
Thursday: Lecture 3.6 ICE Tables (M24)
Friday: Lecture Continued; Quiz Prep; Post Labs
Monday: Quiz - Chapter 3 Equilibrium; Intro to Ch4; TLSG
Tuesday: Lab Notebooks Due, 4.1 Lecture (A4), Lab Notebooks Due, 4.1 Prac Problems
Wednesday: Lecture 4.2
Thursday: Lecture 4.3
Friday: Lecture 4.4
March 4 - Monday
What will we learn today? We learn how equilibrium is achieved in many chemical reactions
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain how different stresses affect the equilibrium of a reaction.
Lab: Applications of Le Chatelier's Principle
Day 1 of 2
Applications of Le Chatelier's Principle CLARIFICATIONS, POST LAB, CONCLUSION
You MUST complete the Introductory Activity today! Tomorrow you will complete the Guided Inquiry stations.
Set up your Chromebook to use the digital thermometer
Coming up...
Tuesday: Lab Day 2
Wednesday: Lab Day 3 Post-Lab and Conclusion
Thursday: Lecture 3.6 ICE Tables (M24)
Friday: Lecture Continued; Quiz Prep; Post Labs
Monday: Quiz - Chapter 3 Equilibrium; Intro to Ch4; TLSG
Tuesday: Lab Notebooks Due, 4.1 Lecture (A4), Lab Notebooks Due, 4.1 Prac Problems
Wednesday: Lecture 4.2
Thursday: Lecture 4.3
Friday: Lecture 4.4
_________________________________________
February 26, Monday - March 1, Friday
What will we learn today? We learn how equilibrium is achieved in many chemical reactions
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain how different stresses affect the equilibrium of a reaction.
Lecture: Chemical Equilibrium 3.5 - The Reaction Quotient: Q, Kc, Keq
Chemical Equilibrium Lecture Slides
Slides #149-168
Finish any of the slides you did not complete last week.
Assignment: 3.3 Equilibrium Practice Problems**
Due Tuesday
Pg 172 #1,2
Pg 175 #1,2,3
Pg 178 #1,2,3,5,6,8,9,10,12,15, 20, 21, 22
Assignment: 3.4 Enthalpy, Entropy, and Spontaneity - Read/Notes
Due Wednesday
**Read/Notes Pg 189-191 Enthalpy, Entropy, and Spontaneity (in you own notes)
Pg 193 1abc, 2abcde, 3abcd, 4,5,6,7,8
Assignment #1: 3.5 Reading
Due Thursday
**Read/Notes Pg 202 Reactants or Products
**Read/Notes Pg 202 An Addendum to LeChatelier's Principle
Pg 197 #1,2,3
Pg 202 #1,2,3
Pg 205 #4,5ab,7
Post-Lab: Finish all Post Labs and Conclusions
Due Monday
Pre-Lab: Applications of Le Chatelier's Principle
Due Monday
Quiz Prep: Chapter 3 - Chemical Equilibrium
Due Wednesday
Go to EdvantageScience.com and use the practice quizzes for 3.1-3.5 to prep for the quiz.
We will cover 3.6 in class so the quiz will probably be on Friday of this week (after we've learned 3.6)
The Quiz will be on your own - no partners.
Coming up...
Monday: Lab
Tuesday: Lab
Wednesday: 3.6 ICE Tables, Quiz Prep
Thursday: 3.6 Practice, Quiz Prep
Friday: Quiz - Chapter 3 (no partners - this will go in as an actual quiz)
______________________
February 23 - Friday
What will we learn today? We learn how equilibrium is achieved in many chemical reactions
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain how different stresses affect the equilibrium of a reaction.
Lecture: Chemical Equilibrium 3.5 - The Reaction Quotient: Q, Kc, Keq
Chemical Equilibrium Lecture Slides
Slides #149-168
Coming up...
Friday: Lecture 3.5 Keq and Q, Lecture 3.6 ICE Tables
*Monday: 3.3, 3.4 Practice Problems
*Tuesday: 3.5 Read/Notes (M23), 3.5 Prac Problems, 3.1-3.6 Quiz Prep
*Wednesday: Post-Lab and Conclusions Work Day (get lab notebook up to date)
*Thursday: 3.6 Prac Problems, 3.1-3.6 Quiz Prep
*Friday: 3.6 Prac Problems, 3.1-3.6 Quiz Prep
Monday: Lab
Tuesday: Lab
Wednesday: Quiz - Chapter 3 (no partners - this will go in as an actual quiz)
February 22 - Thursday
What will we learn today? We learn how equilibrium is achieved in many chemical reactions
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain how different stresses affect the equilibrium of a reaction.
Lecture: Chemical Equilibrium 3.4 - Entropy Change vs Enthalpy Change
Chemical Equilibrium Lecture Slides
Slides #83-149
Coming up...
Friday: Lecture 3.5 Keq and Q, Lecture 3.6 ICE Tables
*Monday: 3.3, 3.4 Practice Problems
*Tuesday: 3.5 Read/Notes (M23), 3.5 Prac Problems, 3.1-3.6 Quiz Prep
*Wednesday: Post-Lab and Conclusions Work Day (get lab notebook up to date)
*Thursday: 3.6 Prac Problems, 3.1-3.6 Quiz Prep
*Friday: 3.6 Prac Problems, 3.1-3.6 Quiz Prep
Monday: Lab
Tuesday: Lab
Wednesday: Quiz - Chapter 3 (no partners - this will go in as an actual quiz)
February 21 - Wednesday
What will we learn today? We learn how equilibrium is achieved in many chemical reactions
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain how different stresses affect the equilibrium of a reaction.
Lecture: Chemical Equilibrium 3.4 - Entropy Change vs Enthalpy Change
Chemical Equilibrium Lecture Slides
Starts at slide #83
Coming up...
Thursday: Lecture 3.5 Keq and Q, Lecture 3.6 ICE Tables
Friday: Lecture 3.5 Keq and Q, Lecture 3.6 ICE Tables
*Monday: 3.3, 3.4 Practice Problems
*Tuesday: 3.5 Read/Notes (M23), 3.5 Prac Problems, 3.1-3.6 Quiz Prep
*Wednesday: Post-Lab and Conclusions Work Day (get lab notebook up to date)
*Thursday: 3.6 Prac Problems, 3.1-3.6 Quiz Prep
*Friday: 3.6 Prac Problems, 3.1-3.6 Quiz Prep
Monday: Lab
Tuesday: Lab
Wednesday: Quiz - Chapter 3 (no partners - this will go in as an actual quiz)
February 20 - Tuesday
What will we learn today? We learn how equilibrium is achieved in many chemical reactions
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain how different stresses affect the equilibrium of a reaction.
Lecture: Chemical Equilibrium - Understanding Equilibrium Graphs
Chemical Equilibrium - Interpreting Equilibrium Graphs (special supplement)
You will not be able to write/copy slides as we lecture. If you want information from them in your notes, log back into the slides and copy down what you want. You will have time to write down the "Summary" on the last two slides of the lecture.
Pre-Lab: Applications of Le Chatelier's Principle
Due Thursday: Lab will start Thursday
Coming up...
Tuesday: Lecture 3.3 Graphs 3.3 Prac Problems, Pre-Lab
Wednesday: 3.4 Lecture Entropy vs Enthalpy (M9)
Thursday: Lab
Friday: Lab
*Monday: Lab, Post-Lab, Conclusion
*Tuesday: 3.3, 3.4 Practice Problems
*Wednesday: Post-Lab and Conclusions Work Day (get lab notebook up to date)
*Thursday: 3.5 Read/Notes (M23), 3.5 Prac Problems, 3.1-3.5 Quiz Prep
*Friday: 3.5 Prac Problems, 3.1-3.5 Quiz Prep
Monday: Lecture 3.5 Keq and Q, Lecture 3.6 ICE Tables
February 16 - Friday
What will we learn today? We learn how equilibrium is achieved in many chemical reactions
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain how different stresses affect the equilibrium of a reaction.
Due: Le Chatelier's Principle 3.2
Pg 156 #all
Pg 158 #1,2
Pg 160 QC #1-5
Pg 160-161 Activity #all (Online Dice Roller)
Pg 162 #1,2
Pg 163 #5,6,8
Pg 164 #11,12
Lecture: Chemical Equilibrium 3.3 - Equilibrium Response to Volume and Temperature
Slides #43-82
Coming up...
Monday: No School!
Tuesday: Lecture 3.3 Graphs 3.3 Prac Problems, Pre-Lab
Wednesday: Lab
Thursday: Lab
Friday: Lab/Post-Lab
Monday: 3.4 Lecture Entropy vs Enthalpy (M9)
February 15 - Thursday
What will we learn today? We learn how equilibrium is achieved in many chemical reactions
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain how different stresses affect the equilibrium of a reaction.
Assignment: Le Chatelier's Principle 3.2
Due Tomorrow
Pg 156 #all
Pg 158 #1,2
Pg 160 QC #1-5
Pg 160-161 Activity #all (Online Dice Roller)
Pg 162 #1,2
Pg 163 #5,6,8
Pg 164 #11,12
Coming up...
Monday: No School!
Tuesday: Lecture 3.3 Graphs 3.3 Prac Problems, Pre-Lab
Wednesday: Lab
Thursday: Lab
Friday: Lab/Post-Lab
Monday: 3.4 Lecture Entropy vs Enthalpy (M9)
February 14 - Wednesday
What will we learn today? We learn how equilibrium is achieved in many chemical reactions
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain how different stresses affect the equilibrium of a reaction.
Lecture: Chemical Equilibrium 3.2 - Le Chatelier's Principle
Continued from yesterday
Coming up...
Thursday: 3.3 Lecture Pressure and Temperature;
Friday: 3.3 Prac Problems (M8); Lecture 3.3 Graphs
Monday: No School!
Tuesday: 3.4 Lecture Entropy vs Enthalpy (M9)
February 13 - Tuesday
What will we learn today? We learn how equilibrium is achieved in many chemical reactions
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain how different stresses affect the equilibrium of a reaction.
Due: 3.1 Introduction to Dynamic Equilibrium
Read/Notes Pg 143-147 (Do not skip the reading and notes!)
Pg 145 #1-3
Pg 146 QC #1-4
Pg 147 QC #1-4
Lecture: Chemical Equilibrium 3.2 - Le Chatelier's Principle
Coming up...
Tuesday: 3.1 Activity (M1), Lecture: 3.2 Le Chatelier's Principle
Wednesday: Lecture: 3.2 Le Chatelier's Principle, Post Exam MCQ Review, 3.2 Prac Probs (M3)
Thursday: Lecture continued, 3.2 Prac Probs (M3)
Friday: 3.2 Activity; Lecture 3.3
February 12 - Monday
What will we learn today? We learn how equilibrium is achieved in many chemical reactions
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain how different stresses affect the equilibrium of a reaction.
Unit 6 MCQ Make-Up
If you were absent for the Unit 6 MCQ on Friday it must be made up by the time school starts on Wednesday. We will go over answers in class on Wednesday.
Grade AP Unit 6 Thermodynamics Free Response Questions
In class today
Score your classmates FRQ's using the printed copies of the Scoring Guide
Chapter 3 Traffic Light Study Guide
Fill out the Book 2 Chapter 3: Chemical Equilibrium Traffic Light Study Guide with your confidence on each topic.
A copy has been printed for you on the front table.
We will outline and discuss Chapter 3 Equilibrium
Intro to Unit 7: Equilibrium
Unit 7: Equilibrium is covered in Book #2 Chapter 3 Chemical Equilibrium and Chapter 4 Solubility.
We will outline and discuss Chapter 3 Equilibrium
Assignment: 3.1 Introduction to Dynamic Equilibrium
Due Tomorrow
Read/Notes Pg 143-147 (Do not skip the reading and notes!)
Pg 145 #1-3
Pg 146 QC #1-4
Pg 147 QC #1-4
Coming up...
Tuesday: 3.1 Activity (M1), Lecture: 3.2 Le Chatelier's Principle
Wednesday: Lecture: 3.2 Le Chatelier's Principle, Post Exam MCQ Review,
Thursday: Lecture continued, 3.2 Prac Probs
Friday: 3.2 Activity; Lecture 3.3
February 9 - Friday
What will we learn today? We will test our knowledge of thermodynamics and the relationship to kinetics
How will we know if we've learned it? I can manipulate rate experimentally and connect with thermodynamics.
AP Unit 6 Thermodynamics Exam - MCQ
Rules
Resources you may use: Green AP Periodic Table, Orange AP Formulas and Equations Sheet.
Need: Pencil, Scratch paper with heading, calculator
No electronic devices of any kind. Cell phones, earbuds, smart watches must be silenced and in your backpack.
You must use a district Chromebook.
Scratch Paper - Record your answers on the scratch paper along with your work.
If you do not finish and you are unable to save your progress, this record will help you re-start tomorrow and complete the problems you have not finished.
Turn in your scratch paper at the front table
Instructions
Log in to AP Classroom. Click on the exam
Assignment: Chapter 3 Traffic Light Study Guide
Due Monday
Fill out the Book 2 Chapter 3: Chemical Equilibrium Traffic Light Study Guide with your confidence on each topic.
A copy has been printed for you on the front table.
Due: Unit 6 - AP Classroom Videos
These ARE NOT optional. I will be entering a completion grade for each video. It shows me the percentage that you've watched. If you have not completed the video, it will go in as a zero grade.
Use your Unit 6 Thermodynamics Unit Guide to help you stay organized while studying.
More practice? Visit Khan Academy: Thermodynamics for videos and practice problems. It is a great resource!
If you prefer the Khan Academy videos, you can visit with me about using them for this assignment instead of the AP Classroom videos.
Due: AP Unit 6 Practice Problems for Exam
These ARE NOT optional and will be graded. Complete them in AP Classroom.
The real benefit is not to see IF you know the information, it is to help you figure out what topics you need to practice and study before the exam.
For example: If you get a question wrong (or don't know how to answer it), you should be focused on learning how to answer those types of questions and learning from what the correct answer is. Then go and review that concept, ask for help, ask for more practice problems, visit Khan Academy, etc.
Use these practice problems as a learning tool, not as an assessment!
More practice? Visit Khan Academy: Thermodynamics for videos and practice problems. It is a great resource!
Assignment #3: Post-Lab: Calorimetry - Designing a Hand Warmer
Due when lab notebooks are collected (I don't know the due date yet). Complete this before the exam this week so you get more practice calculating calorimetry.
This needs to be completed on your own time. Let me know if you need help.
Coming up...
Friday: Unit 6 Thermodynamics MCQ
Monday: Grade Unit 6 FRQ, Unit 7 Equilibrium Intro, Chapter 3 TLSG and Reading Intro (F28)
Tuesday: Post Exam MCQ Review, Lecture 3.2 Le Chatelier's Principle
February 8 - Thursday
What will we learn today? We will introduce thermodynamics and the relationship to kinetics
How will we know if we've learned it? I can manipulate rate experimentally and connect with thermodynamics.
AP Unit 6 Thermodynamics Free Response Questions
*Note: 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.*
Write your answers on your own piece of paper. Another student will be grading this so write legibly and clearly.
Go to AP Classroom and click on Assignments then Unit 6 FRQ
Write your answers on your own paper. Write legibly and show all of your work if necessary. Another student will be grading your work.
You may use your AP periodic table, and orange AP Formulas sheet.
When finished, you and your lab partner swap your FRQ for theirs. Score your classmates FRQ's using the printed copies of the Scoring Guide
Assignment #1: Unit 6 - AP Classroom Videos
Due Friday
These ARE NOT optional. I will be entering a completion grade for each video. It shows me the percentage that you've watched. If you have not completed the video, it will go in as a zero grade.
Use your Unit 6 Thermodynamics Unit Guide to help you stay organized while studying.
More practice? Visit Khan Academy: Thermodynamics for videos and practice problems. It is a great resource!
If you prefer the Khan Academy videos, you can visit with me about using them for this assignment instead of the AP Classroom videos.
Assignment #2: AP Unit 6 Practice Problems for Exam
Due Friday
These ARE NOT optional and will be graded. Complete them in AP Classroom.
The real benefit is not to see IF you know the information, it is to help you figure out what topics you need to practice and study before the exam.
For example: If you get a question wrong (or don't know how to answer it), you should be focused on learning how to answer those types of questions and learning from what the correct answer is. Then go and review that concept, ask for help, ask for more practice problems, visit Khan Academy, etc.
Use these practice problems as a learning tool, not as an assessment!
More practice? Visit Khan Academy: Thermodynamics for videos and practice problems. It is a great resource!
Assignment #3: Post-Lab: Calorimetry - Designing a Hand Warmer
Due when lab notebooks are collected (I don't know the due date yet). Complete this before the exam this week so you get more practice calculating calorimetry.
This needs to be completed on your own time. Let me know if you need help.
Coming up...
Friday: Unit 6 Thermodynamics MCQ
Monday: Unit 7 Equilibrium Intro, Chapter 3 TLSG and Reading Intro (F28)
Tuesday: Lecture 3.2 Le Chatelier's Principle
February 7 - Wednesday
What will we learn today? We will introduce thermodynamics and the relationship to kinetics
How will we know if we've learned it? I can manipulate rate experimentally and connect with thermodynamics.
Unit 6 Thermodynamics FRQ Tomorrow
2 practice FRQ questions have been assigned in AP Classroom. They are not a graded assignment.
Assignment #1: Unit 6 - AP Classroom Videos
Due Friday
These ARE NOT optional. I will be entering a completion grade for each video. It shows me the percentage that you've watched. If you have not completed the video, it will go in as a zero grade.
Use your Unit 6 Thermodynamics Unit Guide to help you stay organized while studying.
More practice? Visit Khan Academy: Thermodynamics for videos and practice problems. It is a great resource!
If you prefer the Khan Academy videos, you can visit with me about using them for this assignment instead of the AP Classroom videos.
Assignment #2: AP Unit 6 Practice Problems for Exam
Due Friday
These ARE NOT optional and will be graded. Complete them in AP Classroom.
The real benefit is not to see IF you know the information, it is to help you figure out what topics you need to practice and study before the exam.
For example: If you get a question wrong (or don't know how to answer it), you should be focused on learning how to answer those types of questions and learning from what the correct answer is. Then go and review that concept, ask for help, ask for more practice problems, visit Khan Academy, etc.
Use these practice problems as a learning tool, not as an assessment!
More practice? Visit Khan Academy: Thermodynamics for videos and practice problems. It is a great resource!
Assignment #3: Post-Lab: Calorimetry - Designing a Hand Warmer
Due when lab notebooks are collected (I don't know the due date yet). Complete this before the exam this week so you get more practice calculating calorimetry.
This needs to be completed on your own time. Let me know if you need help.
Coming up...
Wednesday: Unit 6 Thermodynamics Exam Review
Thursday: Unit 6 Thermodynamics FRQ?
Friday: Unit 6 Thermodynamics MCQ?
February 6 - Tuesday
What will we learn today? We will introduce thermodynamics and the relationship to kinetics
How will we know if we've learned it? I can manipulate rate experimentally and connect with thermodynamics.
Due: Chapter 2 Traffic Light Study Guide
Review the Book 2 Chapter 2: Thermodynamics Traffic Light Study Guide
Use it as a study guide to prepare for tomorrow's quiz
This assignment will not be graded.
Due: Chapter 2 Quiz Review and Practice Problems
Go to EdvantageScience.com; click on the AP Chemistry 2 book; click on Chapter 2; Find the practice quizizz for each section.
Use it as a study guide to prepare for tomorrow's quiz
This assignment will be graded
Quiz: Chapter 2 Thermodynamics
Rules
Take the quiz with your lab partner
You may use your AP colored sheets, calculator, scratch paper
One person signs into Edvantage Science. Both receive the same grade.
You get two attempts only. Both attempts will be averaged together.
Assignment #1: Unit 6 - AP Classroom Videos
Due Friday
These ARE NOT optional. I will be entering a completion grade for each video. It shows me the percentage that you've watched. If you have not completed the video, it will go in as a zero grade.
Use your Unit 6 Thermodynamics Unit Guide to help you stay organized while studying.
More practice? Visit Khan Academy: Thermodynamics for videos and practice problems. It is a great resource!
If you prefer the Khan Academy videos, you can visit with me about using them for this assignment instead of the AP Classroom videos.
Assignment #2: AP Unit 6 Practice Problems for Exam
Due Friday
These ARE NOT optional and will be graded. Complete them in AP Classroom.
The real benefit is not to see IF you know the information, it is to help you figure out what topics you need to practice and study before the exam.
For example: If you get a question wrong (or don't know how to answer it), you should be focused on learning how to answer those types of questions and learning from what the correct answer is. Then go and review that concept, ask for help, ask for more practice problems, visit Khan Academy, etc.
Use these practice problems as a learning tool, not as an assessment!
More practice? Visit Khan Academy: Thermodynamics for videos and practice problems. It is a great resource!
Assignment #3: Post-Lab: Calorimetry - Designing a Hand Warmer
Due when lab notebooks are collected (I don't know the due date yet). Complete this before the exam this week so you get more practice calculating calorimetry.
This needs to be completed on your own time. Let me know if you need help.
Coming up...
Wednesday: Unit 6 Thermodynamics Exam Review
Thursday: Unit 6 Thermodynamics FRQ?
Friday: Unit 6 Thermodynamics MCQ?
February 5 - Monday
What will we learn today? We will introduce thermodynamics and the relationship to kinetics
How will we know if we've learned it? I can manipulate rate experimentally and connect with thermodynamics.
Assignment #1: Chapter 2 Traffic Light Study Guide
Due Tomorrow - Chapter 2: Thermodynamics Quiz Tomorrow.
Review the Book 2 Chapter 2: Thermodynamics Traffic Light Study Guide
Use it as a study guide to prepare for tomorrow's quiz
This assignment will not be graded.
Assignment #2: Chapter 2 Quiz Review and Practice Problems
Due Tomorrow - Chapter 2: Thermodynamics Quiz Tomorrow.
Go to EdvantageScience.com; click on the AP Chemistry 2 book; click on Chapter 2; Find the practice quizizz for each section.
Use it as a study guide to prepare for tomorrow's quiz
This assignment will be graded
Assignment #3: Unit 6 - AP Classroom Videos
Due Friday
These ARE NOT optional. I will be entering a completion grade for each video. It shows me the percentage that you've watched. If you have not completed the video, it will go in as a zero grade.
Use your Unit 6 Thermodynamics Unit Guide to help you stay organized while studying.
More practice? Visit Khan Academy: Thermodynamics for videos and practice problems. It is a great resource!
If you prefer the Khan Academy videos, you can visit with me about using them for this assignment instead of the AP Classroom videos.
Assignment #4: AP Unit 6 Practice Problems for Exam
Due Friday
These ARE NOT optional and will be graded. Complete them in AP Classroom.
The real benefit is not to see IF you know the information, it is to help you figure out what topics you need to practice and study before the exam.
For example: If you get a question wrong (or don't know how to answer it), you should be focused on learning how to answer those types of questions and learning from what the correct answer is. Then go and review that concept, ask for help, ask for more practice problems, visit Khan Academy, etc.
Use these practice problems as a learning tool, not as an assessment!
More practice? Visit Khan Academy: Thermodynamics for videos and practice problems. It is a great resource!
Assignment #5: Post-Lab: Calorimetry - Designing a Hand Warmer
Due when lab notebooks are collected (I don't know the due date yet). Complete this before the exam this week so you get more practice calculating calorimetry.
This needs to be completed on your own time. Let me know if you need help.
Coming up...
Monday: Chapter 2 Thermochemistry Review for Quiz
Tuesday: Quiz: Ch 2 Thermochemistry, Unit 6 Thermodynamics Review
Wednesday: Unit 6 Thermodynamics Exam Review
Thursday: Unit 6 Thermodynamics FRQ?
Friday: Unit 6 Thermodynamics MCQ?
February 2 - Friday
What will we learn today? We will introduce thermodynamics and the relationship to kinetics
How will we know if we've learned it? I can manipulate rate experimentally and connect with thermodynamics.
Lab: Calorimetry - Designing a Hand Warmer
Day 2 of 2
Coming up...
Monday: Chapter 2 Thermochemistry Review for Quiz
Tuesday: Quiz: Ch 2 Thermochemistry, Unit 6 Thermodynamics Review
Wednesday: Unit 6 Thermodynamics Exam Review
Thursday: Unit 6 Thermodynamics FRQ?
Friday: Unit 6 Thermodynamics MCQ?
February 1 - Thursday
What will we learn today? We will introduce thermodynamics and the relationship to kinetics
How will we know if we've learned it? I can manipulate rate experimentally and connect with thermodynamics.
Due: 2.3 Calorimetry
Quick Check Pg 126 1,2,3
Read/Notes Pg 125-129 "Specific Heat, Heat Capacity, Heat of Fusion, and Heat of Vaporization"
Pg 129 #2,4
Read/Notes Pg 130 "First Law of Thermodynamics"
Pg 131 #1,2
Read/Notes Pg 131-133 "Coffee Cup Calorimetry" (*This is what our upcoming lab is about, so know this well!)
Pg 133 #1,2
Read/Notes Pg 134-136 "Bomb Calorimeter"
Pg 136 #1,2, (#3 recommended but optional)
Lab: Calorimetry - Designing a Hand Warmer
Day 1 of 2
Coming up...
Thursday: Lab
Friday: Lab
Monday: Chapter 2 Thermochemistry Review for Quiz
Tuesday: Quiz: Ch 2 Thermochemistry, Unit 6 Thermodynamics Review
Wednesday: Unit 6 Thermodynamics Exam Review
Thursday: Unit 6 Thermodynamics FRQ?
Friday: Unit 6 Thermodynamics MCQ?
January 31 - Wednesday
What will we learn today? We will introduce thermodynamics and the relationship to kinetics
How will we know if we've learned it? I can manipulate rate experimentally and connect with thermodynamics.
Assignment: 2.3 Calorimetry
Due Thursday - Do Not Skip the Reading and Notes
Quick Check Pg 126 1,2,3
Read/Notes Pg 125-129 "Specific Heat, Heat Capacity, Heat of Fusion, and Heat of Vaporization"
Pg 129 #2,4
Read/Notes Pg 130 "First Law of Thermodynamics"
Pg 131 #1,2
Read/Notes Pg 131-133 "Coffee Cup Calorimetry" (*This is what our upcoming lab is about, so know this well!)
Pg 133 #1,2
Read/Notes Pg 134-136 "Bomb Calorimeter"
Pg 136 #1,2, (#3 recommended but optional)
Pre-Lab: Calorimetry - Designing a Hand Warmer
Due Thursday
Coming up...
Thursday: Lab
Friday: Lab
January 30 - Tuesday
What will we learn today? We will introduce thermodynamics and the relationship to kinetics
How will we know if we've learned it? I can manipulate rate experimentally and connect with thermodynamics.
Demo: Cold Pack Chemistry
Barium Hydroxide reacts with Ammonium Chloride
Why is it cold? Explain with AP Chemistry Thermodynamics terminology
How could we use Chemistry to figure out a rate law equation for this reaction?
Due: 2.1 Law of Hess Practice
If you didn't turn this in yesterday, turn it in today
Pg 112 #1,2,3
Due: 2.2 Bond Energies, Heats of Formation
Read/Notes Pg 114-116 "Heats of Formation"
Heats of Formation Pg 116 #1ab,2
Read Notes Pg 116-119 "Uses of Bond Energy"
Bond Energy Pg 119 #2,3
Assignment: 2.3 Calorimetry
Due Thursday - Do Not Skip the Reading and Notes
Quick Check Pg 126 1,2,3
Read/Notes Pg 125-129 "Specific Heat, Heat Capacity, Heat of Fusion, and Heat of Vaporization"
Pg 129 #2,4
Read/Notes Pg 130 "First Law of Thermodynamics"
Pg 131 #1,2
Read/Notes Pg 131-133 "Coffee Cup Calorimetry" (*This is what our upcoming lab is about, so know this well!)
Pg 133 #1,2, (#3 recommended but optional)
Read/Notes Pg 134-136 "Bomb Calorimeter"
Pg 136 #1,2, (#3 recommended but optional)
Pre-Lab: Calorimetry - Designing a Hand Warmer
Due Thursday
Coming up...
Wednesday: Pre-Lab - Calorimetry
Thursday: Lab
Friday: Lab
January 29 - Monday
What will we learn today? We will introduce thermodynamics and the relationship to kinetics
How will we know if we've learned it? I can manipulate rate experimentally and connect with thermodynamics.
Potions Certificate Ceremony
Lab: Kinetics - Magic Ink
Congrats to those who "made the wall"!
Due: 2.1 Law of Hess Practice
I am not sure if I informed all classes of this assignment. If I did not, you can turn it in tomorrow.
Pg 112 #1,2,3
Demo: Cold Pack Chemistry (moved to tomorrow)
Barium Hydroxide reacts with Ammonium Chloride
Why is it cold? Explain with AP Chemistry Thermodynamics terminology
How could we use Chemistry to figure out a rate law equation for this reaction?
Lecture: Thermodynamics
Heats of Formation and Bond Energies
Assignment: 2.2 Bond Energies, Heats of Formation
Due Tomorrow
Read/Notes Pg 114-116 "Heats of Formation"
Heats of Formation Pg 116 #1ab,2
Read Notes Pg 116-119 "Uses of Bond Energy"
Bond Energy Pg 119 #2,3
Coming up...
Monday: Lecture - Thermodynamics Calorimetry, Pre-Lab - Designing a Hand Warmer (Thermodynamics)?
Tuesday: ?Lab - Thermodynamic Hand Warmer
Wednesday: Lab Continued.
January 26 - Friday
What will we learn today? We will introduce thermodynamics and the relationship to kinetics
How will we know if we've learned it? I can manipulate rate experimentally and connect with thermodynamics.
Lecture: Thermodynamics
Lecture slides start at Chapter 2.2 (2.1 was review on your own)
Assignment: 2.1 Law of Hess Practice
Due Monday
Pg 112 #1,2,3
Coming up...
Monday: Lecture - Thermodynamics Calorimetry, Pre-Lab - Designing a Hand Warmer (Thermodynamics)?
Tuesday: ?Lab - Thermodynamic Hand Warmer
Wednesday: Lab Continued.
January 25 - Thursday
What will we learn today? We will introduce thermodynamics and the relationship to kinetics
How will we know if we've learned it? I can manipulate rate experimentally and connect with thermodynamics.
Due: 2.1 Energy Changes
Read and take notes on all the sections and pages below (do not skip the reading!)
*Answers to questions listed below go on a piece of paper to turn in tomorrow.
*Pg 98 Warm Up
Read/Notes Pg 98: Sources of Energy
*Pg 99 Quick Check
Read/Notes Pg 99-100: The Energy of Chemical Bonds
*Pg 100 Quick Check
Read/Notes Pg 101-102: Thermochemical Equations vs DeltaH Notation
*Pg 102 Prac Probs #1,2
*Pg 104 #2abc,3abc
*Pg 105 #4all,5,6
Hand Back Papers
Check to see that they are correct in PowerSchool.
Unit 5 Kinetics Exam - Post Test Review
We will go over the problems and how to answer them. Use your chromebook to see your answers.
I removed Question #10 because it included content from Unit 6: Thermodynamics.
Lecture: Thermodynamics
Lecture slides start at Chapter 2.2 (2.1 was review on your own)
Coming up...
Thursday: Unit 5 Post Exam Review, Lecture: Thermodynamics
Friday: Lecture - Thermodynamics,
January 24 - Wednesday
What will we learn today? We will introduce thermodynamics and the relationship to kinetics
How will we know if we've learned it? I can manipulate rate experimentally and connect with thermodynamics.
Lab: Magic Ink - Kinetics
Lab Day 2 of 2
Lab: Kinetics - Magic Ink
Challenge Day! Can you earn your Potion's Certificate?!
Assignment: 2.1 Energy Changes
Due tomorrow
Read and take notes on all the sections and pages below (do not skip the reading!)
*Answers to questions listed below go on a piece of paper to turn in tomorrow.
*Pg 98 Warm Up
Read/Notes Pg 98: Sources of Energy
*Pg 99 Quick Check
Read/Notes Pg 99-100: The Energy of Chemical Bonds
*Pg 100 Quick Check
Read/Notes Pg 101-102: Thermochemical Equations vs DeltaH Notation
*Pg 102 Prac Probs #1,2
*Pg 104 #2abc,3abc
*Pg 105 #4all,5,6
Coming up...
Thursday: Unit 5 Post Exam Review, Lecture: Thermodynamics
January 23 - Tuesday
What will we learn today? We will introduce thermodynamics and the relationship to kinetics
How will we know if we've learned it? I can manipulate rate experimentally and connect with thermodynamics.
Lab: Magic Ink - Kinetics
Lab Day 1 of 2
Lab: Kinetics - Magic Ink
Coming up...
Wednesday: Unit 5 Post Exam Review, Lecture: Thermodynamics
January 22 - Monday
What will we learn today? We will introduce thermodynamics and the relationship to kinetics
How will we know if we've learned it? I can manipulate rate experimentally and connect with thermodynamics.
Assignment: Chapter 2 Traffic Light Study Guide
Discuss topics together
Fill out the Book 2 Chapter 2: Thermodynamics Traffic Light Study Guide with your confidence on each topic.
A copy has been printed for you on the front table.
Intro to Unit 6: Thermodynamics
Unit 6: Thermodynamics is covered in Book #2 Chapter 2.
Pre-Lab: Magic Ink - Kinetics
PreLab Due Tomorrow (1.5 day lab)
Lab: Kinetics - Magic Ink
Coming up...
Tuesday: Lab - Reaction Kinetics: Hogwarts Potions
Wednesday: Unit 5 Post Exam Review, Lecture: Thermodynamics
January 19 - Friday
What will we learn today? We will review Kinetics in preparation for the Unit 5 Exam
How will we know if we've learned it? I can calculate reaction rate order from experimental data, write rate laws, determine reaction order.
AP Unit 5 Kinetics Exam - MCQ
Rules
Resources you may use: Green AP Periodic Table, Orange AP Formulas and Equations Sheet.
Need: Pencil, Scratch paper with heading, calculator
No electronic devices of any kind. Cell phones, earbuds, smart watches must be silenced and in your backpack.
You must use a district Chromebook.
Scratch Paper - Record your answers on the scratch paper along with your work.
If you do not finish and you are unable to save your progress, this record will help you re-start tomorrow and complete the problems you have not finished.
Turn in your scratch paper at the front table
Instructions
Log in to AP Classroom. Click on the exam
Assignment: Chapter 2 Traffic Light Study Guide
Due Monday
Fill out the Book 2 Chapter 2: Thermodynamics Traffic Light Study Guide with your confidence on each topic.
A copy has been printed for you on the front table.
Coming up...
Monday: Chapter 2 TLSG, Unit 6 Thermodynamics Intro, Pre-Lab: Potions Lab
Tuesday: Lab - Reaction Kinetics: Hogwarts Potions
January 18 - Thursday
What will we learn today? We will review Kinetics in preparation for the Unit 5 Exam
How will we know if we've learned it? I can calculate reaction rate order from experimental data, write rate laws, determine reaction order.
AP Unit 5 Free Response Questions
*Note: 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.*
Write your answers on your own piece of paper. Another student will be grading this so write legibly and clearly.
Go to AP Classroom and click on Assignments then Unit 4 FRQ
Write your answers on your own paper. Write legibly and show all of your work if necessary. Another student will be grading your work.
You may use your AP periodic table, and orange AP Formulas sheet.
When finished, you and your lab partner swap your FRQ for theirs. Score your classmates FRQ's using the printed copies of the Scoring Guide
Study: Unit 5 Kinetics - Exam
Unit 5 Exam is Tomorrow
Use Unit 5 Unit Guide as a study guide. You were given a printed copy at the beginning of this Unit.
Watch the Unit 5 lecture videos on AP Classroom
**Do the Unit 5 practice quizzes on AP Classroom
**Review Unit 5: Kinetics on Khan Academy and do the practice questions.
Need more resources or practice problems? Let me know!
Coming up...
Thursday: Unit 5 Kinetics FRQ Exam (20 points), Unit 5 Review/Study
Friday: Unit 5 Kinetics MCQ Exam (100 points)
Monday: Chapter 2 TLSG, Unit 6 Thermodynamics Intro, Pre-Lab: Potions Lab
Tuesday: Lab - Reaction Kinetics: Hogwarts Potions
January 17 - Wednesday
What will we learn today? We will review Kinetics in preparation for the Unit 5 Exam
How will we know if we've learned it? I can calculate reaction rate order from experimental data, write rate laws, determine reaction order.
Study: Unit 5 Kinetics - Exam and FRQ
FRQ is Thursday, Exam is Friday
Use Unit 5 Unit Guide as a study guide. You were given a printed copy at the beginning of this Unit.
Watch the Unit 5 lecture videos on AP Classroom
**Do the Unit 5 practice quizzes on AP Classroom
**Review Unit 5: Kinetics on Khan Academy and do the practice questions.
Need more resources or practice problems? Let me know!
Coming up...
Thursday: Unit 5 Kinetics FRQ Exam (20 points), Unit 5 Review/Study
Friday: Unit 5 Kinetics MCQ Exam (100 points)
Monday: Chapter 2 TLSG, Unit 6 Thermodynamics Intro, Pre-Lab: Potions Lab
Tuesday: Lab - Reaction Kinetics: Hogwarts Potions
January 16 - Tuesday
What will we learn today? We will learn how to calculate rate laws from experimental data.
How will we know if we've learned it? I can calculate reaction rate order from experimental data.
Lecture: Book 2 Chapter 1 - Kinetics
1.7 Reaction Mechanisms, Catalysis, Rate Laws
Teacher Report Card
If you didn't do this last week, complete it today
Please fill out the Teacher Report Card
It is completely anonymous.
Please be honest - one of the most important ways I improve as a teacher is through student feedback.
Due: Chapter 1.5 Integrated Rate Equations
1.5 Integrated Rate Equations
Pg 51 Sample Problem (you WILL have one like this on the quiz. Do this problem and check your work on the next page)
Pg 59 Copy "Summary..." on Pg 59 into your notes.
Pg 60 #12,13
Due: Chapter 1.6 Potential Energy Diagrams
1.6 Potential Energy Diagrams
Pg 70 #1 (review this)
Pg 72 QC #1,2 (review all questions pg 74-75)
Due: Chapter 1.7 Reaction Mechanisms, Catalysis, Rate Laws
1.7 Reaction Mechanisms, Catalysis, Rate Laws
Pg 94 #10,11,13
Due: Chapter 1 Traffic Light Study Guide
Fill out the TLSG with your confidence on each topic while you study.
Use the book and practice quizzes online to help you prepare for each section Chapter 1.1-1.7
Quiz will be Tuesday.
Quiz: Chapter 1 Kinetics
Rules
Take the quiz with your lab partner
You may use your AP colored sheets, calculator, scratch paper
One person signs into Edvantage Science. Both receive the same grade.
You get two attempts only. Both attempts will be averaged together.
Study: Unit 5 Kinetics - Exam and FRQ
FRQ is Thursday, Exam is Friday (both are subject to change - I will have final dates by the end of today)
Use Unit 5 Unit Guide as a study guide. You were given a printed copy at the beginning of this Unit.
Watch the Unit 5 lecture videos on AP Classroom
Do the Unit 5 practice quizzes on AP Classroom
Review Unit 5: Kinetics on Khan Academy
Coming up...
Thursday:
--------------END OF FALL SEMESTER-------------
January 11/12 - Thursday/Friday
What will we learn today? We will learn how to calculate rate laws from experimental data.
How will we know if we've learned it? I can calculate reaction rate order from experimental data.
Lecture: Book 2 Chapter 1 - Kinetics
1.7 Reaction Mechanisms, Catalysis, Rate Laws
Teacher Report Card
Please fill out the Teacher Report Card
It is completely anonymous.
Please be honest - one of the most important ways I improve as a teacher is through student feedback.
Assignment: Chapter 1.5 Integrated Rate Equations
Due Tuesday
1.5 Integrated Rate Equations
Pg 51 Sample Problem (you WILL have one like this on the quiz. Do this problem and check your work on the next page)
Pg 59 Copy "Summary..." on Pg 59 into your notes.
Pg 60 #12,13
Assignment: Chapter 1.6 Potential Energy Diagrams
Due Tuesday
1.6 Potential Energy Diagrams
Pg 70 #1 (review this)
Pg 72 QC #1,2 (review all questions pg 74-75)
Assignment: Chapter 1.7 Reaction Mechanisms, Catalysis, Rate Laws
Due Tuesday
1.7 Reaction Mechanisms, Catalysis, Rate Laws
Pg 94 #10,11,13
Assignment: Chapter 1 Traffic Light Study Guide
Due Tuesday
Fill out the TLSG with your confidence on each topic while you study.
Use the book and practice quizzes online to help you prepare for each section Chapter 1.1-1.7
Quiz will be Tuesday.
Quiz Prep
Use the practice quizzes using the online book at www.edvantagescience.com
Use the Traffic Light Study Guide for Chapter 1
Coming up...
Thursday: Lab Final, Chapter 1 all practice problems, prep for Ch1 Quiz
Friday: Lab Final, Chapter 1 all practice problems, prep for Ch1 Quiz
Monday: No school for students
Tuesday: Quiz - Chapter 1, all Ch1 assignments due.
January 10 - Wednesday
What will we learn today? We will learn how to calculate rate laws from experimental data.
How will we know if we've learned it? I can calculate reaction rate order from experimental data.
Due: 1.4 Determining Rate Laws
Pg 40 #2,3
Pg 42 #2,3,4
Due: Lab Notebooks
Be sure that all labs are up to date
Lab Locker Clean-out
Remove everything from your locker.
Wipe out your locker with lab spray and a damp paper towel. Make sure it is clean.
Glassware or other equipment must be washed, dried, and returned to Mr. Beals
Return all glasses and goggles to the bins
Remain at your station with your key ($10 if you lost your key) and I will check your locker.
**If you are in the same class period and will have the same lab partner, you may keep your locker**
Lecture: Book 2 Chapter 1 - Kinetics
1.5 Integrated Rate Laws and Half Life
1.6 Half Lives
1.7 Reaction Mechanisms, Catalysis, Rate Laws
Assignment: Chapter 1.5 Integrated Rate Equations
Due Tuesday
1.5 Integrated Rate Equations
Pg 51 Sample Problem (you WILL have one like this on the quiz. Do this problem and check your work on the next page)
Pg 59 Copy "Summary..." on Pg 59 into your notes.
Pg 60 #12,13
Assignment: Chapter 1.6 Potential Energy Diagrams
Due Tuesday
1.6 Potential Energy Diagrams
Pg 70 #1 (review this)
Pg 72 QC #1,2 (review all questions pg 74-75)
Assignment: Chapter 1.7 Reaction Mechanisms, Catalysis, Rate Laws
Due Tuesday
1.7 Reaction Mechanisms, Catalysis, Rate Laws
Pg 94 #10,11,13
Assignment: Chapter 1 Traffic Light Study Guide
Due Tuesday
Fill out the TLSG with your confidence on each topic while you study.
Use the book and practice quizzes online to help you prepare for each section Chapter 1.1-1.7
Quiz will be Tuesday.
Coming up...
Tuesday: Lecture 1.5.1.7
Wednesday: Lab Notebooks Due, Lecture Continued. All Chapter 1 prac Problems - prep for quiz
Thursday: Lab Final, Chapter 1 all practice problems, prep for Ch1 Quiz
Friday: Lab Final, Chapter 1 all practice problems, prep for Ch1 Quiz
Monday: No school for students
Tuesday: Quiz - Chapter 1, all Ch1 assignments due.
January 9 - Tuesday
What will we learn today? We will learn how to calculate rate laws from experimental data.
How will we know if we've learned it? I can calculate reaction rate order from experimental data.
Due: 1.3 Collision Theory
Pg 25-26 Read/Notes: Distribution of Collisions (don't skip this)
Pg 29-30 Practice Problem - Collision Theory #1,2
Pg 31-32 Activity: Tracking a Collision #1-5
Assignment: 1.4 Determining Rate Laws
Due Wednesday
Pg 40 #2,3
Pg 42 #2,3,4
Assignment: Chapter 1.5 Integrated Rate Equations
Due Tuesday
1.5 Integrated Rate Equations
Pg 51 Sample Problem (you WILL have one like this on the quiz. Do this problem and check your work on the next page)
Pg 59 Copy "Summary..." on Pg 59 into your notes.
Pg 60 #12,13
Assignment: Chapter 1.6 Potential Energy Diagrams
Due Tuesday
1.6 Potential Energy Diagrams
Pg 70 #1 (review this)
Pg 72 QC #1,2 (review all questions pg 74-75)
Assignment: Chapter 1.7 Reaction Mechanisms, Catalysis, Rate Laws
Due Tuesday
1.7 Reaction Mechanisms, Catalysis, Rate Laws
Pg 94 #10,11,13
Assignment: Chapter 1 Traffic Light Study Guide
Due Tuesday
Fill out the TLSG with your confidence on each topic while you study.
Use the book and practice quizzes online to help you prepare for each section Chapter 1.1-1.7
Quiz will be Tuesday.
Lab Notebooks Due Tomorrow
Be sure that all labs are up to date.
Lecture: Book 2 Chapter 1 - Kinetics
1.5 Integrated Rate Laws
Coming up...
Tuesday: Lecture 1.5.1.7
Wednesday: Lab Notebooks Due, Lecture Continued. All Chapter 1 prac Problems - prep for quiz
Thursday: Lab Final, Chapter 1 all practice problems, prep for Ch1 Quiz
Friday: Lab Final, Chapter 1 all practice problems, prep for Ch1 Quiz
Monday: No school for students
Tuesday: Quiz - Chapter 1, all Ch1 assignments due.
January 8 - Monday
What will we learn today? We will learn how to calculate rate laws from experimental data.
How will we know if we've learned it? I can calculate reaction rate order from experimental data.
Due: Chapter 1.2: Practice Problems
Read / Notes Pg 15-19
Pg 20-21 Activity (all)
Pg 22 #1, 2, 4all, 6all, 7
Lab: Rate Laws - Kinetics of Crystal Violet Fading
Day 3 of 2: Guided Inquiry Part A "Analyze the Results", Part B "Order of Reaction for Hydroxide" (see Clarifications)
*We had some data that seemed incorrect last week. We will see if we can resolve this in the first part of class.
Find linear regression equation for your calibration curve data
Convert all Absorbance data to Concentration using linear regression equation
Draw three graphs of Concentration vs time (C vs T and lnC vs T and 1/C vs T). Straight line graph shows us which order of reactant CV is.
Write Rate Law Expression for Crystal Violet (in equation, k will be written as k')
Determine Rate Law Expression for the entire reaction (CV and OH-)
Assignment #1: 1.3 Collision Theory
Due Tomorrow
Pg 25-26 Read/Notes: Distribution of Collisions (don't skip this)
Pg 29-30 Practice Problem - Collision Theory #1,2
Pg 31-32 Activity: Tracking a Collision #1-5
Assignment #2: 1.4 Determining Rate Laws
Due Wednesday
1.4 Determining Rate Laws from Experimental Data
Pg 40 #2,3
Pg 42 #2,3,4
Lab Notebooks Due Wednesday
Be sure that all labs are up to date.
Coming up...
Monday: REVISIT Lab calculations - we are getting funky numbers and need to figure out why; Practice Problems 1.3, 1.4, 1.5, 1.6
Tuesday: 1.5, 1.6 Half Life Lecture Continued, Practice problems, prep for quiz.
Wednesday: All Chapter 1 prac Problems - prep for quiz
Thursday: Finals (Chapter 1 Quiz or Unit 5 Exam)
Friday: Finals
January 5 - Friday
What will we learn today? We will learn how to calculate rate laws from experimental data.
How will we know if we've learned it? I can calculate reaction rate order from experimental data.
Lab: Rate Laws - Kinetics of Crystal Violet Fading
Day 2 of 2: Guided Inquiry Part A "Analyze the Results", Part B "Order of Reaction for Hydroxide" (see Clarifications)
Chapter 1.2: Practice Problems
Due Monday
Read / Notes Pg 15-19
Pg 20-21 Activity (all)
Pg 22 #1, 2, 4all, 6all, 7
Coming up...
Monday: REVISIT Lab calculations - we are getting funky numbers and need to figure out why; Practice Problems 1.3, 1.4, 1.5, 1.6
Tuesday: Lecture Continued
Wednesday: All Chapter 1 prac Problems - prep for quiz
Thursday: Finals (Chapter 1 Quiz or Unit 5 Exam)
Friday: Finals
January 4 - Thursday
What will we learn today? We will learn how to calculate rate laws from experimental data.
How will we know if we've learned it? I can calculate reaction rate order from experimental data.
Lab: Rate Laws - Kinetics of Crystal Violet Fading
Day 1 of 2: Inquiry Activity and Guided Inquiry Part A
Due: 1.1 Measuring the Rate of Chemical Reactions Practice Problems
Pg 2 QC all
Pg 3-4 QC 1-7
Pg 6 #1-3
Pg 8 #1,2
Pg 9 #1,2
Pg 11 #2all
Pg 12 #3all, 4all
Pg 13-14 #5all
Chapter 1.2: Practice Problems
Due Monday
Read / Notes Pg 15-19
Pg 20-21 Activity (all)
Pg 22 #1, 2, 4all, 6all, 7
Coming up...
Tuesday, January 2: Kinetic Lecture to prep for lab, Prac Problems, Pre-Lab
Wednesday: Kinetic Lecture
Thursday: Lab - Kinetics of Crystal Violet Fading
Friday: Lab - Kinetics of Crystal Violet Fading (Calculations for Part B)
Monday: Practice Problems 1.3, 1.4, 1.5, 1.6
Tuesday: Lecture Continued
Wednesday: All Chapter 1 prac Problems - prep for quiz
Thursday: Finals (Chapter 1 Quiz or Unit 5 Exam)
Friday: Finals
January 3 - Wednesday
What will we learn today? We will learn how to calculate rate laws.
How will we know if we've learned it? I can calculate reaction rate order from experimental data.
Due: Happy Holidays - Free Pass
Turn in tomorrow - we have 840 points in the gradebook.
Write the assignment name and the date on the card.
Lecture: Book 2 Chapter 1 - Kinetics
(NOTE to Mr. Beals : for 2024-25 move this lab to the END of Chapter 1 lecture!) Pre-Lab: Rate Laws - Kinetics of Crystal Violet Fading
Due Thursday (was originally due Wednesday but I want one more day of lecture before lab so moved to Thursday)
Chapter 1.1: Measuring the Rate of Chemical Reactions Practice Problems
Due Thursday
Pg 2 QC all
Pg 3-4 QC 1-7
Pg 6 #1-3
Pg 8 #1,2
Pg 9 #1,2
Pg 11 #2all
Pg 12 #3all, 4all
Pg 13-14 #5all
Chapter 1.2: Practice Problems
Due Friday
Read / Notes Pg 15-19
Pg 20-21 Activity (all)
Pg 22 #1, 2, 4all, 6all, 7
Coming up...
Tuesday, January 2: Kinetic Lecture to prep for lab, Prac Problems, Pre-Lab
Wednesday: Kinetic Lecture
Thursday: Lab - Kinetics of Crystal Violet Fading
Friday: Lab - Kinetics of Crystal Violet Fading (Calculations for Part B)
Monday: Practice Problems 1.3, 1.4, 1.5, 1.6
Tuesday: Lecture Continued
Wednesday: All Chapter 1 prac Problems - prep for quiz
Thursday: Finals (Chapter 1 Quiz or Unit 5 Exam)
Friday: Finals
January 2 - Tuesday
What will we learn today? We will learn how to calculate rate laws.
How will we know if we've learned it? I can calculate reaction rate order from experimental data.
Happy Holidays - Free Pass
Due Tomorrow
Turn in tomorrow - we have 840 points in the gradebook.
Write the assignment name and the date on the card.
Lecture: Book 2 Chapter 1 - Kinetics
(NOTE to Mr. Beals : for 2024-25 move this lab to the END of Chapter 1 lecture!) Pre-Lab: Rate Laws - Kinetics of Crystal Violet Fading
Due Thursday (was originally due Wednesday but I want one more day of lecture before lab so moved to Thursday)
Chapter 1.1: Measuring the Rate of Chemical Reactions Practice Problems
Due Thursday
Pg 2 QC all
Pg 3-4 QC 1-7
Pg 6 #1-3
Pg 8 #1,2
Pg 9 #1,2
Pg 11 #2all
Pg 12 #3all, 4all
Pg 13-14 #5all
Chapter 1.2: Practice Problems
Due Friday
Read / Notes Pg 15-19
Pg 20-21 Activity (all)
Pg 22 #1, 2, 4all, 6all, 7
Coming up...
Tuesday, January 2: Kinetic Lecture to prep for lab, Prac Problems, Pre-Lab
Wednesday: Kinetic Lecture
Thursday: Lab - Kinetics of Crystal Violet Fading
Friday: Lab - Kinetics of Crystal Violet Fading (Calculations for Part B)
Monday: Practice Problems 1.3, 1.4, 1.5, 1.6
Tuesday: Lecture Continued
Wednesday: All Chapter 1 prac Problems - prep for quiz
Thursday: Finals (Chapter 1 Quiz or Unit 5 Exam)
Friday: Finals
December 22 - January 1: Winter Break - No School
December 21 - Thursday
What will we learn today? We will learn to analyze dissociation equations and titrations
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain how calculate unknown concentrations from dissociation equations and titrations.
AP Chemistry Book #2
We will begin using AP Chemistry Book 2 when we finish this unit exam
I will check out Book 2 and check in Book 1.
You may purchase a copy on Amazon if you want to write in it and keep it.
DO NOT write in the borrowed school copy.
Happy Holidays!
Due January 3
Turn in tomorrow - we have 840 points in the gradebook.
Write the assignment name and the date on the card.
Lecture: Book 2 Chapter 1 - Kinetics
(NOTE to Mr. Beals : for 2024-25 move this lab to the END of Chapter 1 lecture!) Pre-Lab: Rate Laws - Kinetics of Crystal Violet Fading
Due Wednesday January 3rd
Coming up...
Wednesday: Happy Holidays Green sheet, Kinetics Lecture (D16)
Thursday: Kinetics Lect/Prac Problems, Pre-lab
Friday: No School - Winter break from Dec 22-Jan 1
Tuesday, January 2: Kinetic Lecture to prep for lab, Prac Problems, Pre-Lab
Wednesday, January 3: Lab
December 20 - Wednesday
What will we learn today? We will learn to analyze dissociation equations and titrations
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain how calculate unknown concentrations from dissociation equations and titrations.
AP Chemistry Book #2
We will begin using AP Chemistry Book 2 when we finish this unit exam
I will check out Book 2 and check in Book 1.
You may purchase a copy on Amazon if you want to write in it and keep it.
DO NOT write in the borrowed school copy.
Happy Holidays!
Due January 3
Turn in tomorrow - we have 840 points in the gradebook.
Write the assignment name and the date on the card.
Lecture: Book 2 Chapter 1 - Kinetics
(NOTE to Mr. Beals : for 2024-25 move this lab to the END of Chapter 1 lecture!) Pre-Lab: Rate Laws - Kinetics of Crystal Violet Fading
Due Wednesday January 3rd
Coming up...
Wednesday: Happy Holidays Green sheet, Kinetics Lecture (D16)
Thursday: Kinetics Lect/Prac Problems, Pre-lab
Friday: No School - Winter break from Dec 22-Jan 1
Tuesday, January 2: Kinetic Lecture to prep for lab, Prac Problems, Pre-Lab
Wednesday, January 3: Lab
December 19 - Tuesday
What will we learn today? We will learn to analyze dissociation equations and titrations
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain how calculate unknown concentrations from dissociation equations and titrations.
AP Unit 4 Free Response Questions
*Note: 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.*
Write your answers on your own piece of paper. Another student will be grading this so write legibly and clearly.
Go to AP Classroom and click on Assignments then Unit 4 FRQ
Write your answers on your own paper. Write legibly and show all of your work if necessary. Another student will be grading your work.
You may use your AP periodic table, and orange AP Formulas sheet.
When finished, you and your lab partner swap your FRQ for theirs. Score your classmates FRQ's with the (DO NOT OPEN THIS UNTIL AFTER YOU'VE TAKEN THE FRQ) Unit 4 Scoring Guide to offer them feedback. (You must be logged into a school chromebook to view this)
AP Chemistry Book #2
We will begin using AP Chemistry Book 2 when we finish this unit exam
I will check out Book 2 and check in Book 1.
You may purchase a copy on Amazon if you want to write in it and keep it.
DO NOT write in the borrowed school copy.
TLSG: Book 2 Chapter 1 - Reaction Kinetics
Due Today
Complete the TLSG and keep it in your chemistry notebook for later use.
Intro to Unit 5: Kinetics
Unit 5 is covered in Book #2 Chapter 1.
(NOTE to Mr. Beals : for 2024-25 move this lab to the END of Chapter 1 lecture!) Pre-Lab: Rate Laws - Kinetics of Crystal Violet Fading
Due Wednesday January 3rd
Coming up...
Tuesday: Unit 4 FRQ, Intro to Book #2 Chapter 1. (D15) Book 2 Ch1 TLSG, If you want your own to write in buy AP Chemistry 2 Book on Amazon, Kinetics Lecture (D16)
Wednesday: Happy Holidays Green sheet, Kinetics Lecture (D16)
Thursday: Kinetics Lect/Prac Problems, Assign Pre-lab
Friday: No School - Winter break from Dec 22-Jan 1
Tuesday, January 2: Kinetic Lecture to prep for lab, Prac Problems, Pre-Lab
Wednesday, January 3: Lab
December 18 - Monday
What will we learn today? We will learn to analyze dissociation equations and titrations
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain how calculate unknown concentrations from dissociation equations and titrations.
AP Unit 4 Exam - MCQ
Rules
Resources you may use: Green AP Periodic Table, Orange AP Formulas and Equations Sheet.
Need: Pencil, Scratch paper with heading, calculator
No electronic devices of any kind. Cell phones, earbuds, smart watches must be silenced and in your backpack.
You must use a district Chromebook.
Scratch Paper - Record your answers on the scratch paper along with your work.
If you do not finish and you are unable to save your progress, this record will help you re-start tomorrow and complete the problems you have not finished.
Turn in your scratch paper at the front table
Instructions
Log in to AP Classroom. Click on the exam
(NOTE to Mr. Beals : for 2024-25 move this lab to the END of Chapter 1 lecture!) Pre-Lab: Rate Laws - Kinetics of Crystal Violet Fading
Due Wednesday January 3rd
Coming up...
Tuesday: Unit 4 FRQ, Intro to Book #2 Chapter 1. (D15) Book 2 Ch1 TLSG, If you want your own to write in buy AP Chemistry 2 Book on Amazon, Kinetics Lecture (D16)
Wednesday: Happy Holidays Green sheet, Kinetics Lecture (D16)
Thursday: Kinetics Lect/Prac Problems, Assign Pre-lab
Friday: No School - Winter break from Dec 22-Jan 1
Tuesday, January 2: Kinetic Lecture to prep for lab, Prac Problems, Pre-Lab
Wednesday, January 3: Lab
December 15 - Friday
What will we learn today? We will learn to analyze dissociation equations and titrations
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain how calculate unknown concentrations from dissociation equations and titrations.
Update: Quiz: Chapter 7 Solution Chemistry
**I removed the question about Vitamin A and Vitamin C as you are not expected to memorize the vitamins and their properties. I will re-average your scores and your grades will change accordingly.
Study: Unit 4 Chemical Reactions - Exam and FRQ
FRQ is Friday, Exam is Monday
Use Unit 4 Unit Guide as a study guide. You were given a printed copy at the beginning of this Unit.
Watch the Unit 4 lecture videos on AP Classroom
Do the Unit 4 practice quizzes on AP Classroom
Review Unit 4 on Khan Academy
Coming up...
Monday: Unit 4 Exam, Turn in Book #1, Assign Unit 4 FRQ as homework (Due Thursday)
Tuesday: Intro to Book #2 Chapter 1. (D15) Book 2 Ch1 TLSG, If you want your own to write in buy AP Chemistry 2 Book on Amazon
Wednesday: Happy Holidays Green sheet, Kinetics Lecture (D16)
Thursday: Lect/Prac Problems, Assign Pre-lab
Friday: No School - Winter break from Dec 22-Jan 1
Tuesday, January 2: Prac Problems, Pre-Lab
Wednesday: Lab
December 14 - Thursday
What will we learn today? We will learn to analyze dissociation equations and titrations
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain how calculate unknown concentrations from dissociation equations and titrations.
Lab: Hot Ice
This is a good review but is also a good excuse to have fun and learn a classic chemistry demonstration. Feel free to re-heat it and do it again!
We will attempt to do Part 1 and Part 2 in one day. If you are unable to finish, you can finish part 2 in class on Thursday.
Update: Quiz: Chapter 7 Solution Chemistry
**I removed the question about Vitamin A and Vitamin C as you are not expected to memorize the vitamins and their properties. I will re-average your scores and your grades will change accordingly.
Study: Unit 4 Chemical Reactions - Exam and FRQ
FRQ is Friday, Exam is Monday
Use Unit 4 Unit Guide as a study guide. You were given a printed copy at the beginning of this Unit.
Watch the Unit 4 lecture videos on AP Classroom
Do the Unit 4 practice quizzes on AP Classroom
Review Unit 4 on Khan Academy
Coming up...
Friday: Unit 4 FRQ
Monday: Unit 4 Exam, Turn in Book #1
Tuesday: Intro to Book #2 Chapter 1. If you want your own to write in buy AP Chemistry 2 Book on Amazon
December 13 - Wednesday
What will we learn today? We will learn to analyze dissociation equations and titrations
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain how calculate unknown concentrations from dissociation equations and titrations.
Lab: Hot Ice
This is a good review but is also a good excuse to have fun and learn a classic chemistry demonstration. Feel free to re-heat it and do it again!
We will attempt to do Part 1 and Part 2 in one day. If you are unable to finish, you can finish part 2 in class on Thursday.
Update: Quiz: Chapter 7 Solution Chemistry
**I removed the question about Vitamin A and Vitamin C as you are not expected to memorize the vitamins and their properties. I will re-average your scores and your grades will change accordingly.
Study: Unit 4 Chemical Reactions - Exam and FRQ
FRQ is Friday, Exam is Monday
Use Unit 4 Unit Guide as a study guide. You were given a printed copy at the beginning of this Unit.
Watch the Unit 4 lecture videos on AP Classroom
Do the Unit 4 practice quizzes on AP Classroom
Review Unit 4 on Khan Academy
Coming up...
Wednesday: Lab - Hot Ice, Unit 4 Exam videos and practice
Thursday: Post-Lab, Unit 4 Exam videos and practice
Friday: Unit 4 FRQ
Monday: Unit 4 Exam, Turn in Book #1
Tuesday: Intro to Book #2 Chapter 1. If you want your own to write in buy AP Chemistry 2 Book on Amazon
December 12 - Tuesday
What will we learn today? We will learn to analyze dissociation equations and titrations and how to YASSSS!
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain how calculate unknown concentrations from dissociation equations and titrations.
Due: 7.4 Titrations
FIX*: Polyatomic Ions Blue Sheet
Acetate is incorrect on your sheet, fix it with the correct formula: Polyatomic Ions sheet
Pre-Lab: Hot Ice
Due Tomorrow
We will attempt to do Part 1 and Part 2 in one day. If you are unable to finish, you can finish part 2 in class on Thursday.
Quiz: Chapter 7 Solution Chemistry
Rules
Take the quiz with your lab partner
You may use your AP colored sheets, calculator, scratch paper
One person signs into Edvantage Science. Both receive the same grade.
You get two attempts only. Both attempts will be averaged together.
Study: Unit 4 Chemical Reactions - Exam and FRQ
FRQ is Friday, Exam is Monday
Use Unit 4 Unit Guide as a study guide. You were given a printed copy at the beginning of this Unit.
Watch the Unit 4 lecture videos on AP Classroom
Do the Unit 4 practice quizzes on AP Classroom
Review Unit 4 on Khan Academy
Coming up...
Wednesday: Lab - Hot Ice, Unit 4 Exam videos and practice
Thursday: Post-Lab, Unit 4 Exam videos and practice
Friday: Unit 4 FRQ
Monday: Unit 4 Exam, Turn in Book #1
Tuesday: Intro to Book #2 Chapter 1. If you want your own to write in buy AP Chemistry 2 Book on Amazon
December 11 - Monday
What will we learn today? We will learn to analyze dissociation equations and titrations
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain how calculate unknown concentrations from dissociation equations and titrations.
Due: 7.1 The Nature of Solutions
Due: 7.2 Like Dissolves Like
Due: 7.3 Electrical Conductivity of Solutions
Due: Net Ionic Equations
Assignment: 7.4 Titrations
Due Tomorrow
Read/Notes Pg 463-465
Pg 464 #1,2,4
Pg 466 #1-4
Pg 467-468 Activity: Titrating CH3COOH with NaOH #1-10 (best to work with your partner)
Pre-Lab: Hot Ice
Due Wednesday
Quiz Prep: Chapter 7 Quiz Tomorrow
Study:
Use the practice quizzes that come with the online book to prepare. If you don't know how to find them, let me know and I will show you.
Use Chapter 7: Solution Chemistry - Traffic Light Study Guide
Coming up...
Monday: Chapter 7 quiz prep, Unit 4 Videos and Prac Problems
Tuesday: **Fix acetate on your Polyatomic Ions sheet, Chapter 7 Quiz, Unit 4 Exam Prep
Wednesday: Lab - Hot Ice
Thursday: ?Unit 4 Exam
December 7/8 - Thursday/Friday
What will we learn today? We will learn to analyze dissociation equations and titrations
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain how calculate unknown concentrations from dissociation equations and titrations.
Lecture: Chapter 7 - Solution Chemistry
We did not finish all of the lecture on Wednesday so you need to use the lecture slides to get the "rules"
**All assignment go on their own piece of paper**
Assignment #1: 7.1 The Nature of Solutions
Due Monday
Read/Notes Pg 440 "Saturated and Unsaturated Solutions"
Pg 438 #2,3,4
Pg 439 QC #1,2,3
Pg 440 #1-10
Pg 441 7.1 Activity #1-4
Assignment #2: 7.2 Like Dissolves Like
Due Monday
Read/Notes Pg 444-450
Pg 444 Warm Up Activity
Pg 445 #1-5
Pg 447 #1-4
Pg 448 #1-4
Pg 450 Answer this question: How do soaps work?
Assignment #3: 7.3 Electrical Conductivity of Solutions
Due Monday
Read/Notes Pg 458-459
Pg 459 QC #1,2,3
Pg 460 7.3 Activity: Investigating Electrical Conductivity (all)
If you need help and/or after you've completed the activity you can check your answers.
Assignment #4: Net Ionic Equations
Due Monday
Because this section is not included in our Book #1, we will use the practice problems from Khan Academy. Feel free to watch the video or read the lesson using the links on the Khan Academy site (see link below)
**Write your answer on a piece of paper that you will turn in. Be sure you actually do the problems so you can have practice in Net Ionic Equations!
Include all of your work and answers on a piece of paper and turn it in on the due date?
Assignment #5: 7.4 Titrations
Due Tuesday
Read/Notes Pg 463-465
Pg 464 #1,2,4
Pg 466 #1-4
Pg 467-468 Activity: Titrating CH3COOH with NaOH #1-10 (best to work with your partner)
Pre-Lab: Hot Ice
Due Wednesday
Coming up...
Monday: Chapter 7 quiz prep, Unit 4 Videos and Prac Problems
Tuesday: Chapter 7 Quiz, Unit 4 Exam Prep
Wednesday: Lab - Hot Ice
Thursday: ?Unit 4 Exam
December 6 - Wednesday
What will we learn today? We will learn to analyze dissociation equations and titrations
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain how calculate unknown concentrations from dissociation equations and titrations.
Lecture: Chapter 7 - Solution Chemistry
Coming up...
Wednesday: Lecture Ch7
Thursday: Read/Notes Ch7.2 - Prac Problems
Friday: Prac Problems, Pre-Lab Hot Ice
Monday: Chapter 7 Quiz, Unit 4 Videos and Prac Problems
Tuesday: Unit 4 Exam Prep
Wednesday: ?Unit 4 Exam
December 5 - Tuesday
What will we learn today? We will analyze hydrogen peroxide concentration using a titration
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain how chemical reactions affect the physical and chemical properties of atoms, compounds, and molecules.
Lecture: Chapter 7 - Solution Chemistry
7.2 will be read on your own
If time, 7.3 Lecture - Dissociation Equations
Coming up...
Monday: Quiz: Chapter 6 - Use TLSG to study and the practice quizzes at EdvantageScience.com (our online book - link is at the bottom of this page if you need it)
Tuesday: Lecture Ch 7 D5
Wednesday: Lecture Ch7
Thursday: Read/Notes Ch7.2 - Prac Problems
Friday: Prac Problems, Pre-Lab Hot Ice
Monday: Chapter 7 Quiz, Unit 4 Videos and Prac Problems
Tuesday: Unit 4 Exam Prep
Wednesday: ?Unit 4 Exam
December 4 - Monday
What will we learn today? We will analyze hydrogen peroxide concentration using a titration
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain how chemical reactions affect the physical and chemical properties of atoms, compounds, and molecules.
Quiz: Chapter 6 - Expressing and Measuring Chemical Change
Rules
Take the quiz with your lab partner
You may use your AP colored sheets, calculator, scratch paper
One person signs into Edvantage Science. Both receive the same grade.
You get two attempts only. Both attempts will be averaged together.
Chapter 7: Solution Chemistry TLSG
Coming up...
Monday: Quiz: Chapter 6 - Use TLSG to study and the practice quizzes at EdvantageScience.com (our online book - link is at the bottom of this page if you need it)
Tuesday: Lecture Ch 7 D5
December 1 - Friday
What will we learn today? We will analyze hydrogen peroxide concentration using a titration
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain how chemical reactions affect the physical and chemical properties of atoms, compounds, and molecules.
Experiment: Can ______ Dissolve Teeth?
Vote here: Can (fill in the blank) Dissolve Teeth?
Lab: Redox Titration - Analysis of Hydrogen Peroxide
Day 2 of 2
Complete the Introductory Activity today.
Do Steps 1-6 of the Guided Inquiry before class starts tomorrow - they need to be done before you titrate. There is help on the "Clarifications" sheet.
Post -Lab: The Post Lab questions can ONLY be found on the "Clarifications" sheet. They are required.
Coming up...
Monday: Quiz: Chapter 6 - Use TLSG to study and the practice quizzes at EdvantageScience.com (our online book - link is at the bottom of this page if you need it)
Tuesday: Lecture Ch 7 D5
November 30 - Thursday
What will we learn today? Learn about Chemical Reactions
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain how chemical reactions affect the physical and chemical properties of atoms, compounds, and molecules.
Experiment: Can ______ Dissolve Teeth?
Vote here: Can (fill in the blank) Dissolve Teeth?
Lab: Redox Titration - Analysis of Hydrogen Peroxide
Day 1 of 2
Complete the Introductory Activity today.
Do Steps 1-6 of the Guided Inquiry before class starts tomorrow - they need to be done before you titrate. There is help on the "Clarifications" sheet.
Post -Lab: The Post Lab questions can ONLY be found on the "Clarifications" sheet. They are required.
Coming up...
Thursday: Lab - Titration of Hydrogen Peroxide
Friday: Lab - Titration of Hydrogen Peroxide
Monday: Quiz: Chapter 6 - Use TLSG to study and the practice quizzes at EdvantageScience.com (our online book - link is at the bottom of this page if you need it)
Tuesday: Lecture Ch 7 D5
November 29 - Wednesday
What will we learn today? Learn about Chemical Reactions
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain how chemical reactions affect the physical and chemical properties of atoms, compounds, and molecules.
Due - Assignment #1: 6.4 Energy Changes
Due - Assignment #2: 6.5 Stoichiometry Practice Problems
Due - Assignment #3: 6.6 Stoichiometry Limiting/Excess, Percent Purity, Percent Yield Practice Problems
Experiment: Can ______ Dissolve Teeth?
Vote here: Can (fill in the blank) Dissolve Teeth?
PreLab: Redox Titration - Analysis of Hydrogen Peroxide
Due Tomorrow
This lab is preparation for any/all FRQ's about titration.
Make sure that you can answer questions about: Lab Procedures for Titration, Purpose of Titrating, Calculating Concentrations of Unknowns.
Coming up...
Thursday: Lab - Titration of Hydrogen Peroxide
Friday: Lab - Titration of Hydrogen Peroxide
Monday: Quiz: Chapter 6 - Use TLSG to study and the practice quizzes at EdvantageScience.com (our online book - link is at the bottom of this page if you need it)
Tuesday: Lecture Ch 7 D5
November 28 - Tuesday
What will we learn today? Learn about Chemical Reactions
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain how chemical reactions affect the physical and chemical properties of atoms, compounds, and molecules.
Assignment #1: 6.4 Energy Changes
Due Wednesday
Pg 402 Quick Check
Pg 403 Quick Check
Pg 405 #1,2,3
Assignment #2: 6.5 Stoichiometry Practice Problems
Due Wednesday
DO NOT SKIP THIS PART **Read/Notes Pg 413-417 6.5 Stoichiometry of Gases and Stoichiometry of Solutions
6.5 Pg 410 #1
6.5 Pg 412 #1,2
6.5 Pg 413 QC
6.5 Pg 415 #1,2
6.5 Pg 416 QC #1,2,3
6.5 Pg 417 #2
Assignment #3: 6.6 Stoichiometry Limiting/Excess, Percent Purity, Percent Yield Practice Problems
Due Wednesday
6.6 Pg 424 #1,2
6.6 Pg 427 #1
6.6 Pg 428#2 (the Barium Phosphate is the precipitate),3
PreLab: Redox Titration - Analysis of Hydrogen Peroxide
Due Thursday
This lab is preparation for any/all FRQ's about titration.
Make sure that you can answer questions about: Lab Procedures for Titration, Purpose of Titrating, Calculating Concentrations of Unknowns.
Coming up...
Monday: 6.4, 6.5 Practice Problems
Tuesday: 6.4, 6.5 Practice Problems
Wednesday: Pre-Lab
Thursday: Lab - Titration of Hydrogen Peroxide
Friday: Lab - Titration of Hydrogen Peroxide
Monday: Quiz: Chapter 6 - Use TLSG to study
Tuesday: Lecture Ch 7 D5
November 27 - Monday
What will we learn today? Learn about Chemical Reactions
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain how chemical reactions affect the physical and chemical properties of atoms, compounds, and molecules.
Lecture: Chapter 6.5/6.6 - Stoichiometry / Limiting/Excess, Percent Yield, Impurities
Assignment #1: 6.4 Energy Changes
Due Wednesday
Pg 402 Quick Check
Pg 403 Quick Check
Pg 405 #1,2,3
Assignment #2: 6.5 Stoichiometry Practice Problems
Due Wednesday
DO NOT SKIP THIS PART **Read/Notes Pg 413-417 6.5 Stoichiometry of Gases and Stoichiometry of Solutions
6.5 Pg 410 #1
6.5 Pg 412 #1,2
6.5 Pg 413 QC
6.5 Pg 415 #1,2
6.5 Pg 416 QC #1,2,3
6.5 Pg 417 #2
Assignment #3: 6.6 Stoichiometry Limiting/Excess, Percent Purity, Percent Yield Practice Problems
Due Wednesday
6.6 Pg 424 #1,2
6.6 Pg 427 #1
6.6 Pg 428#2,3
Coming up...
Monday: 6.4, 6.5 Practice Problems
Tuesday: 6.4, 6.5 Practice Problems
Wednesday: Pre-Lab
Thursday: Lab - Titration of Hydrogen Peroxide
Friday: Lab - Titration of Hydrogen Peroxide
November 22 - 24: Thanksgiving Break
November 21 - Tuesday
What will we learn today? Learn about Chemical Reactions
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain how chemical reactions affect the physical and chemical properties of atoms, compounds, and molecules.
Lecture: Chapter 6.4 - Endothermic and Exothermic Reactions
Lecture Slides: Chapter 6.4 - Endothermic and Exothermic Reactions
Lecture: Chapter 6.5/6.6 - Stoichiometry / Limiting/Excess, Percent Yield, Impurities
Coming up...
Wed-Friday: No School - Thanksgiving Break
Monday: 6.4, 6.5 Practice Problems
November 20 - Monday
What will we learn today? Learn about Chemical Reactions
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain how chemical reactions affect the physical and chemical properties of atoms, compounds, and molecules.
Due: 6.3 Redox Reactions
Pg 394 Practice Problems #1-10
Pg 394 QC #1,2,3
Pg 395 QC #1all,2all
Pg 396 #2-5
Lecture: Chapter 6.4 - Endothermic and Exothermic Reactions
Lecture Slides: Chapter 6.4 - Endothermic and Exothermic Reactions
Coming up...
Monday: Lecture 6.4, 6.5, Pract Probs 6.4,6.5
Tuesday: Pract Probs 6.4,6.5 due after TGiving
Wed-Friday: No School - Thanksgiving Break
November 17 - Friday
What will we learn today? Learn about Chemical Reactions
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain how chemical reactions affect the physical and chemical properties of atoms, compounds, and molecules.
How Ridiculous Videos!
The first of six videos from the cannon shoot with How Ridiculous was released yesterday!
Watch it here: https://youtu.be/M49i6CFPMmk?si=d7Pk-BUN6bRJy_Sq
The Slow Mo Guys video was release yesterday as well!
Watch it here: https://youtu.be/KKjIqCVFUyM?si=4g6aJHUjokmoDA3Q
Lab - Acid/Base Titration
Day 2 of 2
Finish the lab and post-lab today.
Assignment: 6.3 Redox Reactions
Due Monday
Pg 394 Practice Problems #1-10
Pg 394 QC #1,2,3
Pg 395 QC #1all,2all
Pg 396 #2-5
Coming up...
Monday: Lecture 6.4, 6.5, Pract Probs 6.4,6.5
Tuesday: Pract Probs 6.4,6.5 due after TGiving
Wed-Friday: No School - Thanksgiving Break
November 16 - Thursday
What will we learn today? Learn about Chemical Reactions
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain how chemical reactions affect the physical and chemical properties of atoms, compounds, and molecules.
TWIRP Vote
Lab - Acid/Base Titration
Day 1 of 2
You will have time to complete the Post-Lab tomorrow
Assignment: 6.3 Redox Reactions
Due Monday
Pg 394 Practice Problems #1-10
Pg 394 QC #1,2,3
Pg 395 QC #1all,2all
Pg 396 #2-5
Coming up...
Thursday:
Friday: Unit 3 Scores Analysis, Post-Lab, 6.3 Practice Problems,
Monday: Lecture 6.4, 6.5, Pract Probs 6.4,6.5
Tuesday: Pract Probs 6.4,6.5 due after TGiving
Wed-Friday: No School - Thanksgiving Break
November 15 - Wednesday
What will we learn today? Learn about Chemical Reactions
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain how chemical reactions affect the physical and chemical properties of atoms, compounds, and molecules.
Lecture: Chapter 6 - Chemical Changes
Lecture Slides: Chapter 6.3 - Redox Reactions
Assignment #1: Pre-Lab - Acid/Base Titration
Due Tomorrow
This will be a 2 day lab (on Day 2 you finish the lab AND the post lab questions)
Introduction to Titration: Watch the following video to learn about titrations - Acid/Base Titration (through ~15min mark)
The lab is Tomorrow. Prelab is due at the beginning of class.
Assignment #2: 6.3 Redox Reactions
Due Friday
Pg 394 Practice Problems #1-10
Pg 394 QC #1,2,3
Pg 395 QC #1all,2all
Pg 396 #2-5
Coming up...
Thursday: Lab: Intro to Titrations
Friday: Unit 3 Scores Analysis, Lecture 6.4, 6.5
Monday: Lecture 6.4, 6.5, Pract Probs 6.4,6.5
Tuesday: Pract Probs 6.4,6.5 due after TGiving
Wed-Friday: No School - Thanksgiving Break
November 14 - Tuesday
What will we learn today? Learn about Chemical Reactions
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain how chemical reactions affect the physical and chemical properties of atoms, compounds, and molecules.
Period 6: Hand Back Papers
Do not recycle your graded work until you confirm that it has been entered correctly in the grade book.
Lecture: Chapter 6 - Chemical Changes
Lecture Slides: Chapter 6.3 - Redox Reactions
Coming up...
Tuesday: Lecture 6.4 Endo/Exothermic Rxns
Wednesday: Pre-Lab - Intro to Titrations, Practice Problems for 6.3 Due Friday.
Thursday: Lab - Intro to Titrations
Friday: Lecture: Unit 3 Scores Analysis, 6.4,6.5
November 13 - Monday
What will we learn today? Learn about Chemical Reactions
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain how chemical reactions affect the physical and chemical properties of atoms, compounds, and molecules.
Period 6: Hand Back Papers
Do not recycle your graded work until you confirm that it has been entered correctly in the grade book.
Due: 6.2 Classifying Reactions and Predicting Products
Pg 378 Warm Up (no need to balance, just classify)
Pg 382 #1-3
Pg 383 QC #1-4
Pg 385 #1-3
Pg 388 #3
(**Classify all rxns "a" through "t" but only balance those listed below. These are practice in applying the detailed rules for each rxn type, when done, check your answers carefully)
Pg 388 #3a,b,d,e,g,i,k,n,q,s,t
(**Write the products and balance these.)
Pg 389 #4a,b,d,e,j,m
Lecture: Chapter 6 - Chemical Changes
Lecture Slides: Chapter 6.3 - Redox Reactions
Coming up...
Tuesday: Lecture 6.4 Endo/Exothermic Rxns
Wednesday: Pre-Lab - Intro to Titrations
Thursday: Lab - Intro to Titrations
Friday: Lecture 6.4,6.5
November 10 - Friday
What will we learn today? Learn about Chemical Reactions
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain how chemical reactions affect the physical and chemical properties of atoms, compounds, and molecules.
Hand Back Papers
Do not recycle your graded work until you confirm that it has been entered correctly in the grade book.
Due: 6.1 Writing and Balancing Chemical Equations
Pg 369 QC #1,2,3
Pg 371 QC
Pg 373 #2abc
Pg 374 #1,2,3
Assignment: 6.2 Classifying Reactions and Predicting Products
Due Monday
Read/Notes pg 378-385. Read every section carefully!
Pg 378 write table from Warm Up in notes
Pg 380 write table 6.2.1 in notes
Pg 381 do the sample problems as practice
Pg 383 recall how to use the Activity Series
Pg 385 do the sample problems as practice
Assignment
Pg 378 Warm Up (no need to balance, just classify)
Pg 382 #1-3
Pg 383 QC #1-4
Pg 385 #1-3
Pg 388 #3
(**Classify all rxns "a" through "t" but only balance those listed below. These are practice in applying the detailed rules for each rxn type, when done, check your answers carefully)
Pg 388 #3a,b,d,e,g,i,k,n,q,s,t
(**Write the products and balance these.)
Pg 389 #4a,b,d,e,j,m
Coming up...
Monday: Lecture 6.3 Redox Rxns
Tuesday: Lecture 6.4 Endo/Exothermic Rxns
Wednesday: Pre-Lab - Intro to Titrations
Thursday: Lab - Intro to Titrations
Friday: Lecture 6.4,6.5
November 9 - Thursday
What will we learn today? Learn about Chemical Reactions
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain how chemical reactions affect the physical and chemical properties of atoms, compounds, and molecules.
Unit 4: Chemical Reactions
Unit 4 Unit Guide (printed for you at the request of some of your classmates)
Unit 4 is covered by Chapters 6 and 7 in our textbook.
Chapter 6: Chemical Changes - Traffic Light Study Guide
Fill it out and keep it in your binder with your other TLSG's
Hand Back Papers
Do not recycle your graded work until you confirm that it has been entered correctly in the grade book.
Assignment: 6.1 Writing and Balancing Chemical Equations
Due Friday
Read/Notes pg 368-374
Assignment
Pg 369 QC #1,2,3
Pg 371 QC
Pg 373 #2abc
Pg 374 #1,2,3
Assignment: 6.2 Classifying Reactions and Predicting Products
Due Monday
Read/Notes pg 378-385
Read every section carefully!
Pg 378 write table from Warm Up in notes
Pg 380 write table 6.2.1 in notes
Pg 381 do the sample problems as practice
Pg 383 recall how to use the Activity Series
Pg 385 do the sample problems as practice
Assignment
Pg 378 Warm Up (no need to balance, just classify)
Pg 382 #1-3
Pg 383 QC #1-4
Pg 385 #1-3
Pg 388 #3
(**Classify all rxns "a" through "t" but only balance those listed below. These are practice in applying the detailed rules for each rxn type, when done, check your answers carefully)
Pg 388 #3a,b,d,e,g,i,k,n,q,s,t
(**Write the products and balance these.)
Pg 389 #4a,b,d,e,j,m
Coming up...
Friday: 6.2 Read/Notes practice problems
Monday: Lecture 6.3 Redox Rxns
Tuesday: Lecture 6.4 Endo/Exothermic Rxns
November 8 - Wednesday
What will we learn today? Learn about Intermolecular Forces
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain how intermolecular forces affect the physical and chemical properties of atoms, compounds, and molecules.
Today: STEM Society Meeting
Learn more at: STEMsociety.org
Meet in this room at 2:09pm on Wednesday!
AP Unit 3 Free Response Questions
*Note: 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.*
Write your answers on your own piece of paper. Another student will be grading this so write legibly and clearly.
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 3 FRQ
Write your answers on your own paper. Write legibly and show all of your work if necessary. Another student will be grading your work.
You may use your AP periodic table, and orange AP Formulas sheet.
When finished, you and your lab partner swap your FRQ for theirs. Score your classmates FRQ's with the (DO NOT OPEN THIS UNTIL AFTER YOU'VE TAKEN THE FRQ) Unit 3 Scoring Guide to offer them feedback. (You must be logged into a school chromebook to view this)
Coming up...
Thursday: Intro to Unit 4: nov7 and Unit 4 Unit Guide (Printed) Chapter 6 TLSG (printed)
November 7 - Tuesday
What will we learn today? Learn about Intermolecular Forces
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain how intermolecular forces affect the physical and chemical properties of atoms, compounds, and molecules.
Tomorrow: STEM Society Meeting
Learn more at: STEMsociety.org
Meet in this room at 2:09pm on Wednesday!
AP Unit 3 Exam
Rules
Resources you may use: Green AP Periodic Table, Orange AP Formulas and Equations Sheet.
Need: Pencil, Scratch paper with heading, calculator
No electronic devices of any kind. Cell phones, earbuds, smart watches must be silenced and in your backpack.
You must use a district Chromebook.
Scratch Paper - Record your answers on the scratch paper along with your work.
If you do not finish and you are unable to save your progress, this record will help you re-start tomorrow and complete the problems you have not finished.
Turn in your scratch paper at the front table
Instructions
Log in to AP Classroom. Click "Unit 3 Exam - Senior High"
Coming up...
Tuesday: Unit 3 Exam
Wednesday: Unit 3 FRQ, Scoring Guide
November 6 - Monday
What will we learn today? Learn about Intermolecular Forces
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain how intermolecular forces affect the physical and chemical properties of atoms, compounds, and molecules.
Unit 3: Intermolecular Forces and Properties Exam Review
All video lessons are assigned in AP Classroom. I highly encourage making time to watch them.
For each section where you watch the video(s) entirely, and complete all the practice problems for that section, you will earn +1% on your Unit 3 exam. There are 13 sections which means you have the potential to earn 13 xc points on the exam.
Another great resource to prepare for this exam: https://www.khanacademy.org/science/ap-chemistry-beta/x2eef969c74e0d802:intermolecular-forces-and-properties
Coming up...
Tuesday: Unit 3 Exam
Wednesday: Unit 3 FRQ
November 3 - Friday
What will we learn today? Learn about Intermolecular Forces
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain how intermolecular forces affect the physical and chemical properties of atoms, compounds, and molecules.
Unit 3: Intermolecular Forces and Properties Exam Review
All video lessons are assigned in AP Classroom. I highly encourage making time to watch them.
For each section where you watch the video(s) entirely, and complete all the practice problems for that section, you will earn +1% on your Unit 3 exam. There are 13 sections which means you have the potential to earn 13 xc points on the exam.
Another great resource to prepare for this exam: https://www.khanacademy.org/science/ap-chemistry-beta/x2eef969c74e0d802:intermolecular-forces-and-properties
Coming up...
Monday: Unit 3 Exam Review, Videos and Practice Problems
Tuesday: Unit 3 Exam
Wednesday: Unit 3 FRQ
November 2 - Thursday
What will we learn today? Explore gas laws and partial pressure
How will we know if we've learned it? I can use the different gas laws to determine pressure, temperature and volume of a substance.
TWIRP Nominations
Unit 3 Intermolecular Forces and Properties - Course at a Glance
Unit 3 Course at a Glance (I've printed you a copy)
We will do a quick review/overview of each section to clarify.
Ask questions. Take notes. Determine which sections you need to study before the Unit 3 Exam.
Unit 3 AP Video Lessons Review
All video lessons are assigned in AP Classroom. I highly encourage making time to watch them.
For each section where you watch the video(s) entirely, and complete all the practice problems for that section, you will earn +1% on your Unit 3 exam. There are 13 sections which means you have the potential to earn 13 xc points on the exam.
Another great resource to prepare for this exam: https://www.khanacademy.org/science/ap-chemistry-beta/x2eef969c74e0d802:intermolecular-forces-and-properties
Coming up...
Tuesday: Halloween and/or Gas Laws, Review
Wednesday: Unit 3 Course at a Glance and Overview
Thursday: Unit 3 Exam Review, Videos and Practice Problems
Friday: Unit 3 Exam Review, Videos and Practice Problems
Monday: Unit 3 Exam Review, Videos and Practice Problems
Tuesday: Unit 3 Exam
Wednesday: Unit 3 FRQ
November 1 - Wednesday
What will we learn today? Explore gas laws and partial pressure
How will we know if we've learned it? I can use the different gas laws to determine pressure, temperature and volume of a substance.
TWIRP Nominations
Due: Lab Notebooks
Turn lab notebooks into the green bin
Lecture: Chapter 5 Gases
Continue and finish Partial Pressure
Unit 3 Intermolecular Forces and Properties - Course at a Glance
Unit 3 Course at a Glance (I've printed you a copy)
We will do a quick review/overview of each section to clarify.
Ask questions. Take notes. Determine which sections you need to study before the Unit 3 Exam.
Unit 3 AP Video Lessons Review
All video lessons are assigned in AP Classroom. I highly encourage making time to watch them.
For each section where you watch the video(s) entirely, and complete all the practice problems for that section, you will earn +1% on your Unit 3 exam. There are 13 sections which means you have the potential to earn 13 xc points on the exam.
Another great resource to prepare for this exam: https://www.khanacademy.org/science/ap-chemistry-beta/x2eef969c74e0d802:intermolecular-forces-and-properties
Coming up...
Tuesday: Halloween and/or Gas Laws, Review
Wednesday: Unit 3 Course at a Glance and Overview
Thursday: Unit 3 Exam Review, Videos and Practice Problems
Friday: Unit 3 Exam Review, Videos and Practice Problems
Monday: Unit 3 Exam Review, Videos and Practice Problems
Tuesday: Unit 3 Exam
Wednesday: Unit 3 FRQ - on your own?
October 31 - Tuesday
What will we learn today? Explore gas laws and partial pressure
How will we know if we've learned it? I can use the different gas laws to determine pressure, temperature and volume of a substance.
HAPPY HALLOWEEN!
A spooky fun day of Halloween-esque activities!
Coming up...
Tuesday: Halloween and/or Gas Laws, Review Unit 3 Course at a Glance and Overview
Wednesday: Intermolecular Forces Review
Thursday: Khan Academy Unit 3 for Review from Chem 1; Unit 3 Review and Videos
Friday: What sections do you need help with? Unit 3 Review Continued.
October 30 - Monday
What will we learn today? Explore gas laws and partial pressure
How will we know if we've learned it? I can use the different gas laws to determine pressure, temperature and volume of a substance.
Check-in From Last Week
How are you doing? How do you feel about the Unit 3 material?
Due: Gas Laws 5.2
Did you turn this in last week?
5.2 Boyle's Law Pg 321 #1,2
5.2 Charles's Law Pg 324 #1,2
5.2 Gay-Lussac Law Pg 327 #1,2
5.2 Combined Gas Law Pg 329 #1,2
5.2 Ideal Gas Law Pg 332 #1,2,3
Due: Kinetic Molecular Theory 5.4
Did you turn this in last week?
5.4 Pg 352 Warm Up
5.4 Quick Check Pg 363 #1-3
5.4 Average Kinetic Energy Pg 364-365 #1,5all
AP Exam Last Week - How did it go?
How did you do?
Did you turn in the FRQ? If not, please do today.
Halloween?
We need to decide what you'd like to do tomorrow.
Same Demo show as last year?
Or activities: Guar Gum Slime vs Polyvinyl Acrylate Slime, Dry ice experiments, Ghosts, and more
Cookie baking (who wants to make some dough and bring it in so we can do the gas laws of cookies?;)
Keep going with gases lecture
Lecture: Chapter 5 Gases
Ideal Gas Laws and Partial Pressure
Coming up...
Tuesday: Halloween and/or Gas Laws, Review Unit 3 Course at a Glance and Overview
Wednesday: Intermolecular Forces Review
Thursday: Khan Academy Unit 3 for Review from Chem 1; Unit 3 Review and Videos
Friday: What sections do you need help with? Unit 3 Review Continued.
October 27 - Friday
What will we learn today? Explore how to use spectroscopy to analyze metals
How will we know if we've learned it? I can determine the composition of of an unknown composition of copper in a brass sample.
AP Exam Signup
Last day to sign up is TODAY!!! October 27!
$30 registration fee - the rest of the $64 fee is covered by a grant!!!
Sign up in the counselors office right away.
Due: Gas Laws 5.2
5.2 Boyle's Law Pg 321 #1,2
5.2 Charles's Law Pg 324 #1,2
5.2 Gay-Lussac Law Pg 327 #1,2
5.2 Combined Gas Law Pg 329 #1,2
5.2 Ideal Gas Law Pg 332 #1,2,3
Assignment #3: Kinetic Molecular Theory 5.4
Due Monday
**Note: We will lecture on 5.3 which is why it is not included in the chapter 5 assignments (yet)
**Note: We will NOT be lecturing on 5.4 - read carefully and thoroughly!
5.4 Pg 352 Warm Up
5.4 Quick Check Pg 363 #1-3
5.4 Average Kinetic Energy Pg 364-365 #1,5all
Coming up...
Monday: Lecture 5.2 Gases, 5.3 Partial Pressure
Tuesday: Halloween
October 26 - Thursday
What will we learn today? Explore how to use spectroscopy to analyze metals
How will we know if we've learned it? I can determine the composition of of an unknown composition of copper in a brass sample.
AP Exam Signup
Last day to sign up is October 27!
$30 registration fee - the rest of the $64 fee is covered by a grant!!!
Sign up in the counselors office right away.
Assignment #1: Gas Laws 5.2
Due Friday
Read/Notes Ch5.2 Gas Laws
5.2 Boyle's Law Pg 321 #1,2
5.2 Charles's Law Pg 324 #1,2
5.2 Gay-Lussac Law Pg 327 #1,2
5.2 Combined Gas Law Pg 329 #1,2
5.2 Ideal Gas Law Pg 332 #1,2,3
Assignment #2: Kinetic Molecular Theory 5.4
Due Monday
**Note: We will NOT be lecturing on 5.4 - read carefully and thoroughly!
5.4 Pg 352 Warm Up
5.4 Quick Check Pg 363 #1-3
5.4 Average Kinetic Energy Pg 364-365 #1,5all
Coming up...
Monday: TBD
October 25 - Wednesday
What will we learn today? Explore how to use spectroscopy to analyze metals
How will we know if we've learned it? I can determine the composition of of an unknown composition of copper in a brass sample.
AP Exam Signup
Last day to sign up is October 27!
$30 registration fee - the rest of the $64 fee is covered by a grant!!!
Sign up in the counselors office right away.
Assignment #1: 5.1 The Gaseous State
Due Tomorrow
5.1 Pg 315 #1,2,3
Assignment #2: Gas Laws 5.2
Due Friday
Read/Notes Ch5.2 Gas Laws
5.2 Boyle's Law Pg 321 #1,2
5.2 Charles's Law Pg 324 #1,2
5.2 Gay-Lussac Law Pg 327 #1,2
5.2 Combined Gas Law Pg 329 #1,2
5.2 Ideal Gas Law Pg 332 #1,2,3
Coming up...
*Thursday: 5.3, 5.4 Prac Probs
*Friday: AP Unit 3 Gases Video Lesson Review
October 24 - Tuesday
What will we learn today? Explore how to use spectroscopy to analyze metals
How will we know if we've learned it? I can determine the composition of of an unknown composition of copper in a brass sample.
AP Exam Signup
Last day to sign up is October 27!
$30 registration fee - the rest of the $64 fee is covered by a grant!!!
Sign up in the counselors office right away.
AP Unit 2 Free Response Questions
*Note: 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.*
Write your answers on your own piece of paper. Another student will be grading this so write legibly and clearly.
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
Write your answers on your own paper. Write legibly and show all of your work if necessary. Another student will be grading your work.
You may use your AP periodic table, and orange AP Formulas sheet.
When finished, you and your lab partner swap your FRQ for theirs. Score your classmates FRQ's with the (DO NOT OPEN THIS UNTIL AFTER YOU'VE TAKEN THE FRQ) Unit 2 Scoring Guide to offer them feedback. (You must be logged into a school chromebook to view this)
Coming up...
*Wednesday: 5.1, 5.2 Prac Probs
*Thursday: 5.3, 5.4 Prac Probs
*Friday: AP Unit 3 Gases Video Lesson Review
October 23 - Monday
What will we learn today? Explore how to use spectroscopy to analyze metals
How will we know if we've learned it? I can determine the composition of of an unknown composition of copper in a brass sample.
AP Exam Signup
Last day to sign up is October 27!
$30 registration fee - the rest of the $64 fee is covered by a grant!!!
Sign up in the counselors office right away.
AP Unit 2 Exam
Rules
You may use: Green AP Periodic Table, Orange AP Formulas and Equations Sheet, Blue Polyatomic Ions Sheet.
No electronic devices of any kind. Cell phones, earbuds, smart watches must be silenced and in your backpack.
You must use a district Chromebook.
Scratch Paper - Record your answers on the scratch paper along with your work.
If you do not finish and you are unable to save your progress, this record will help you re-start tomorrow and complete the problems you have not finished.
Turn in your scratch paper at the front table
Instructions
Log in to AP Classroom. Click "Unit 2 Exam - Senior High AP Chem 2023 MCQ"
Coming up...
*Tuesday: Unit 2 FRQ, Grading
*Wednesday: 5.1, 5.2 Prac Probs
*Thursday: 5.3, 5.4 Prac Probs
*Friday: AP Unit 3 Gases Video Lesson Review
October 19/20 - Thursday/Friday
No School - Teacher Meetings
October 18 - Wednesday
What will we learn today? Explore how to use spectroscopy to analyze metals
How will we know if we've learned it? I can determine the composition of of an unknown composition of copper in a brass sample.
AP Exam Signup
Last day to sign up is October 27!
$30 registration fee - the rest of the $64 fee is covered by a grant!!!
Sign up in the counselors office right away.
Post-Lab (On your own): Qualitative Analysis and Chemical Bonding
Finish Post-Lab and Conclusion on your own
Lab Notebooks are due on Wednesday, November 1st.
Study: AP Unit 2 Exam
Monday, October 23
Unit 1 includes Chapter 4 (and knowledge of content in 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 2 - Each section has AP Daily Videos and Topic Quizzes. Complete these to prepare for the exam
Help? I will be here every day before and after school to help and to answer your questions.
Extra practice? Khan Academy AP Chemistry is an excellent resource with lessons, practice problems and practice test questions. Check it out and see if it is useful for you!
Coming up...
Thurs/Fri: No School - Teacher Conferences
*Monday: Unit 2 Exam
*Tuesday: Unit 2 FRQ, Grading
*Wednesday: 5.1, 5.2 Prac Probs
*Thursday: 5.3, 5.4 Prac Probs
*Friday: AP Unit 3 Gases Video Lesson Review
Monday: Gas Laws Lecture
Tuesday: Gas Laws and Halloween Slime
October 17 - Tuesday
What will we learn today? Explore how to use spectroscopy to analyze metals
How will we know if we've learned it? I can determine the composition of of an unknown composition of copper in a brass sample.
AP Exam Signup
Last day to sign up is October 27!
$30 registration fee - the rest of the $64 fee is covered by a grant!!!
Sign up in the counselors office right away.
Lab: Qualitative Analysis and Chemical Bonding
Day 2 of 2
Lab: Qualitative Analysis and Chemical Bonding
Complete the Pre-lab like you normally would.
One lab day, we will only perform the Introductory Activity
We will not have time to do the Guided Inquiry Activity but...
Read "Development of a Qualitative Analysis Scheme" so you know how the tests you did in the Introductory Activity are useful for categorizing substances
Post Lab Questions: Complete the "Integrating Content, Inquiry, and Reasoning"
Study: AP Unit 2 Exam
Monday, October 23
Unit 1 includes Chapter 4 (and knowledge of content in 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 2 - Each section has AP Daily Videos and Topic Quizzes. Complete these to prepare for the exam
Help? I will be here every day before and after school to help and to answer your questions.
Extra practice? Khan Academy AP Chemistry is an excellent resource with lessons, practice problems and practice test questions. Check it out and see if it is useful for you!
Coming up...
Monday: Lab Day 1
Tuesday: Lecture Gases, (Lab Day 2 Post-Lab?)
Wednesday: Gases Lecture, Read 5.4 Kinetic Molecular Theory
Thurs/Fri: No School - Teacher Conferences
*Monday: Unit 2 Exam
*Tuesday: Unit 2 FRQ, Grading
*Wednesday: 5.1, 5.2 Prac Probs
*Thursday: 5.3, 5.4 Prac Probs
*Friday: AP Unit 3 Gases Video Lesson Review
October 16 - Monday
What will we learn today? Explore how to use spectroscopy to analyze metals
How will we know if we've learned it? I can determine the composition of of an unknown composition of copper in a brass sample.
AP Exam Signup
Last day to sign up is October 27!
$30 registration fee - the rest of the $64 fee is covered by a grant!!!
Sign up in the counselors office right away.
Lab: Qualitative Analysis and Chemical Bonding
Day 1 of 2
Lab: Qualitative Analysis and Chemical Bonding
Complete the Pre-lab like you normally would.
One lab day, we will only perform the Introductory Activity
We will not have time to do the Guided Inquiry Activity but...
Read "Development of a Qualitative Analysis Scheme" so you know how the tests you did in the Introductory Activity are useful for categorizing substances
Post Lab Questions: Complete the "Integrating Content, Inquiry, and Reasoning"
Study: AP Unit 2 Exam
Monday, October 23
Unit 1 includes Chapter 4 (and knowledge of content in 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 2 - Each section has AP Daily Videos and Topic Quizzes. Complete these to prepare for the exam
Help? I will be here every day before and after school to help and to answer your questions.
Extra practice? Khan Academy AP Chemistry is an excellent resource with lessons, practice problems and practice test questions. Check it out and see if it is useful for you!
Coming up...
Monday: Lab Day 1
Tuesday: Lecture Gases, (Lab Day 2 Post-Lab?)
Wednesday: Gases Lecture, Read 5.4 Kinetic Molecular Theory
Thurs/Fri: No School - Teacher Conferences
*Monday: Unit 2 Exam
*Tuesday: Unit 2 FRQ, Grading
*Wednesday: 5.1, 5.2 Prac Probs
*Thursday: 5.3, 5.4 Prac Probs
*Friday: AP Unit 3 Gases Video Lesson Review
October 13 - Friday
What will we learn today? Explore how to use spectroscopy to analyze metals
How will we know if we've learned it? I can determine the composition of of an unknown composition of copper in a brass sample.
Pre-Lab: Qualitative Analysis and Chemical Bonding
Due Monday
Lab: Qualitative Analysis and Chemical Bonding
Complete the Pre-lab like you normally would.
One lab day, we will only perform the Introductory Activity
**We will not have time to do the Guided Inquiry Activity but...
Read "Development of a Qualitative Analysis Scheme" so you know how the tests you did in the Introductory Activity are useful for categorizing substances
Post Lab Questions: Complete the "Integrating Content, Inquiry, and Reasoning"
Study: AP Unit 2 Exam
Monday, October 23
Unit 1 includes Chapter 4 (and knowledge of content in 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 2 - Each section has AP Daily Videos and Topic Quizzes. Complete these to prepare for the exam
Help? I will be here every day before and after school to help and to answer your questions.
Extra practice? Khan Academy AP Chemistry is an excellent resource with lessons, practice problems and practice test questions. Check it out and see if it is useful for you!
Coming up...
Monday: Lab Day 1
Tuesday: Lecture Gases, (Lab Day 2 Post-Lab?)
Wednesday: Gases Lecture, Read 5.4 Kinetic Molecular Theory
Thurs/Fri: No School - Teacher Conferences
*Monday: Unit 2 Exam
*Tuesday: Unit 2 FRQ, Grading
*Wednesday: 5.1, 5.2 Prac Probs
*Thursday: 5.3, 5.4 Prac Probs
*Friday: AP Unit 3 Gases Video Lesson Review
October 12 - Thursday
What will we learn today? Explore how to use spectroscopy to analyze metals
How will we know if we've learned it? I can determine the composition of of an unknown composition of copper in a brass sample.
Period 6: Grade Unit 1 FRQ
We did not finish this in 6th period on the original assigned date (Period 2 has completed this)
Chapter 5: Gases -Traffic Light Study Guide
Due Today
Analyze each topic and determine your understanding of each.
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.
Lecture: Chapter 5 Gases
Absent today? Read/Notes Chapter 5.1 and 5.2
Study: AP Unit 2 Exam
Monday, October 23
Unit 1 includes Chapter 4 (and knowledge of content in 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 2 - Each section has AP Daily Videos and Topic Quizzes. Complete these to prepare for the exam
Help? I will be here every day before and after school to help and to answer your questions.
Extra practice? Khan Academy AP Chemistry is an excellent resource with lessons, practice problems and practice test questions. Check it out and see if it is useful for you!
Coming up...
Friday: Gases Lecture, Pre-Lab
Monday: Lab Day 1
Tuesday: Lab Day 2 Post-Lab
Wednesday: Gases Lecture, Read 5.4 Kinetic Molecular Theory
Thurs/Fri: No School - Teacher Conferences
*Monday: Unit 2 Exam
*Tuesday: Unit 2 FRQ, Grading
*Wednesday: 5.1, 5.2 Prac Probs
*Thursday: 5.3, 5.4 Prac Probs
*Friday: AP Unit 3 Gases Video Lesson Review
October 11 - Wednesday
What will we learn today? Explore how to use spectroscopy to analyze metals
How will we know if we've learned it? I can determine the composition of of an unknown composition of copper in a brass sample.
Due: Chapter 4 - Relationships and Patterns in Chemistry
Topics: Periodic Table, Naming Molecules, Naming Acids, Lewis Structures, *VSEPR AXE, *Intermolecular Forces, *Hybridization, *Formal Charge
Assignment: Chapter 4 - Reading, Notes, and Review
Read/Notes as needed for each section
Practice Problems
Each section needs to be on a separate piece of paper (ex. 4.1 on it's own sheet, 4.2 on a separate sheet, etc)
Quiz: Chapter4 - Relationships and Patterns 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.
You may take the quiz 2 times. Both scores will be averaged together.
Study: AP Unit 2 Exam
Monday, October 23
Unit 1 includes Chapter 4 (and knowledge of content in 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 2 - Each section has AP Daily Videos and Topic Quizzes. Complete these to prepare for the exam
Help? I will be here every day before and after school to help and to answer your questions.
Extra practice? Khan Academy AP Chemistry is an excellent resource with lessons, practice problems and practice test questions. Check it out and see if it is useful for you!
Coming up...
Thursday: P6 Grade Unit 1 FRQ, Ch5 TLSG, Pre-Lab, Gases Lecture,
Friday: Gases Lecture, Pre-Lab
Monday: Lab Day 1
Tuesday: Lab Day 2 Post-Lab
Wednesday: Gases Lecture, Read 5.4 Kinetic Molecular Theory
Thurs/Fri: No School - Teacher Conferences
*Monday: Unit 2 Exam
*Tuesday: Unit 2 FRQ, Grading
*Wednesday: 5.1, 5.2 Prac Probs
*Thursday: 5.3, 5.4 Prac Probs
*Friday: AP Unit 3 Gases Video Lesson Review
October 10 - Tuesday
What will we learn today? Explore how to use spectroscopy to analyze metals
How will we know if we've learned it? I can determine the composition of of an unknown composition of copper in a brass sample.
Lecture: Hybridization and Formal Charge - VSEPR - Chapter 4.4
Lecture Slides: 4.4 Hybridization and Formal Charge
Chapter 4: Relationships and Patterns in Chemistry
Due Wednesday, October 11 - (Ch4 Quiz is Wednesday Oct 11)
Topics: Periodic Table, Naming Molecules, Naming Acids, Lewis Structures, *VSEPR AXE, *Intermolecular Forces, *Hybridization, *Formal Charge
Assignment: Chapter 4 - Reading, Notes, and Review
Read/Notes as needed for each section
Practice Problems
Each section needs to be on a separate piece of paper (ex. 4.1 on it's own sheet, 4.2 on a separate sheet, etc)
Study: AP Unit 2 Exam
Monday, October 23
Unit 1 includes Chapter 4 (and knowledge of content in 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 2 - Each section has AP Daily Videos and Topic Quizzes. Complete these to prepare for the exam
Help? I will be here every day before and after school to help and to answer your questions.
Extra practice? Khan Academy AP Chemistry is an excellent resource with lessons, practice problems and practice test questions. Check it out and see if it is useful for you!
Coming up...
Wednesday: Chapter 4 Quiz, Pre-Lab
Thursday: Ch5 TLSG, Gases Lecture, Pre-Lab
Friday: Gases Lecture, Pre-Lab
Monday: Lab Day 1
Tuesday: Lab Day 2 Post-Lab
Wednesday: Gases Lecture, Read 5.4 Kinetic Molecular Theory
Thurs/Fri: No School - Teacher Conferences
*Monday: Unit 2 Exam
*Tuesday: Unit 2 FRQ, Grading
*Wednesday: 5.1, 5.2 Prac Probs
*Thursday: 5.3, 5.4 Prac Probs
*Friday: AP Unit 3 Gases Video Lesson Review
October 9 - Monday
What will we learn today? Explore how to use spectroscopy to analyze metals
How will we know if we've learned it? I can determine the composition of of an unknown composition of copper in a brass sample.
Lab: Percent Copper in Brass
Day 3 of 3
Day 1: Complete the “Inquiry Activity” and “Guided Inquiry Design and Procedure Pre-Lab" (this is outlined for you on Clarifications document)
Day 2: “Guided Inquiry Design and Procedure” Part A and Part B**.
**Brass must be placed in Nitric Acid before you leave the lab today. It will take 12 hours to react completely.
Day 3: Finish all parts of the lab. Work on Post-Lab and Conclusion.
Chapter 4: Relationships and Patterns in Chemistry
Due Wednesday, October 11 - (Ch4 Quiz is Wednesday Oct 11)
Topics: Periodic Table, Naming Molecules, Naming Acids, Lewis Structures, *VSEPR AXE, *Intermolecular Forces, *Hybridization, *Formal Charge
Assignment: Chapter 4 - Reading, Notes, and Review
Read/Notes as needed for each section
Practice Problems
Each section needs to be on a separate piece of paper (ex. 4.1 on it's own sheet, 4.2 on a separate sheet, etc)
Study: AP Unit 2 Exam
Monday, October 23
Unit 1 includes Chapter 4 (and knowledge of content in 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 2 - Each section has AP Daily Videos and Topic Quizzes. Complete these to prepare for the exam
Help? I will be here every day before and after school to help and to answer your questions.
Extra practice? Khan Academy AP Chemistry is an excellent resource with lessons, practice problems and practice test questions. Check it out and see if it is useful for you!
Coming up...
Tuesday: Chapter 4, Unit 2 Review
Wednesday: Chapter 4 Quiz, Pre-Lab
Thursday: Ch5 TLSG, Gases Lecture, Pre-Lab
Friday: Gases Lecture, Pre-Lab
Monday: Lab Day 1
Tuesday: Lab Day 2 Post-Lab
Wednesday: Gases Lecture, Read 5.4 Kinetic Molecular Theory
Thurs/Fri: No School - Teacher Conferences
*Monday: Unit 2 Exam
*Tuesday: Unit 2 FRQ, Grading
*Wednesday: 5.1, 5.2 Prac Probs
*Thursday: 5.3, 5.4 Prac Probs
*Friday: AP Unit 3 Gases Video Lesson Review
October 6 - Friday
What will we learn today? Explore how to use spectroscopy to analyze metals
How will we know if we've learned it? I can determine the composition of of an unknown composition of copper in a brass sample.
Lab: Percent Copper in Brass
Day 2 of 3
**It is imperative that you carefully read the "Background" and "Experimental Overview" sections
Day 1: Complete the “Inquiry Activity” and “Guided Inquiry Design and Procedure Pre-Lab" (this is outlined for you on Clarifications document)
Day 2: “Guided Inquiry Design and Procedure” Part A and Part B**.
**Brass must be placed in Nitric Acid before you leave the lab today. It will take 12 hours to react completely.
Day 3: Finish all parts of the lab. Work on Post-Lab and Conclusion.
Chapter 4: Relationships and Patterns in Chemistry
Due Wednesday, October 11 - (Ch4 Quiz is Wednesday Oct 11)
Topics: Periodic Table, Naming Molecules, Naming Acids, Lewis Structures, *VSEPR AXE, *Intermolecular Forces, *Hybridization, *Formal Charge
Assignment: Chapter 4 - Reading, Notes, and Review
Read/Notes as needed for each section
Practice Problems
Each section needs to be on a separate piece of paper (ex. 4.1 on it's own sheet, 4.2 on a separate sheet, etc)
Study: AP Unit 2 Exam
Thursday, October 12
Unit 1 includes Chapter 4 (and knowledge of content in 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 2 - Each section has AP Daily Videos and Topic Quizzes. Complete these to prepare for the exam
Help? I will be here every day before and after school to help and to answer your questions.
Extra practice? Khan Academy AP Chemistry is an excellent resource with lessons, practice problems and practice test questions. Check it out and see if it is useful for you!
Coming up...
Thursday: Lab Introductory Activity and dissolve brass
Friday: Lab Guided Inquiry
Monday: Post Lab, Chapter 4, Unit 2 Review
Tuesday: Chapter 4, Unit 2 Review
Wednesday: Chapter 4 Quiz
Thursday: Unit 2 Exam
October 5 - Thursday
What will we learn today? Explore how to use spectroscopy to analyze metals
How will we know if we've learned it? I can determine the composition of of an unknown composition of copper in a brass sample.
Lab: Percent Copper in Brass
Day 1 of 3
**It is imperative that you carefully read the "Background" and "Experimental Overview" sections
Day 1: Complete the “Inquiry Activity” and “Guided Inquiry Design and Procedure Pre-Lab" (this is outlined for you on Clarifications document)
Day 2: “Guided Inquiry Design and Procedure” Part A and Part B**.
**Brass must be placed in Nitric Acid before you leave the lab today. It will take 12 hours to react completely.
Day 3: Finish all parts of the lab. Work on Post-Lab and Conclusion.
Chapter 4: Relationships and Patterns in Chemistry
Due Wednesday, October 11 - (Ch4 Quiz is Wednesday Oct 11)
Topics: Periodic Table, Naming Molecules, Naming Acids, Lewis Structures, *VSEPR AXE, *Intermolecular Forces, *Hybridization, *Formal Charge
Assignment: Chapter 4 - Reading, Notes, and Review
Read/Notes as needed for each section
Practice Problems
Each section needs to be on a separate piece of paper (ex. 4.1 on it's own sheet, 4.2 on a separate sheet, etc)
Coming up...
Thursday: Lab Introductory Activity and dissolve brass
Friday: Lab Guided Inquiry
Monday: Post Lab, Chapter 4, Unit 2 Review
Tuesday: Chapter 4, Unit 2 Review
Wednesday: Chapter 4 Quiz
Thursday: Unit 2 Exam
October 4 - Wednesday
What will we learn today? Explore how to use photospectroscopy to analyze metals
How will we know if we've learned it? I can perform a lab to determine the composition of copper in a brass sample.
Pre-Lab: Percent Copper in Brass
Due Thursday
Chapter 4: Relationships and Patterns in Chemistry
Due Wednesday, October 11 - (Ch4 Quiz is Wednesday Oct 11)
Topics: Periodic Table, Naming Molecules, Naming Acids, Lewis Structures, *VSEPR AXE, *Intermolecular Forces, *Hybridization, *Formal Charge
Assignment: Chapter 4 - Reading, Notes, and Review
Read/Notes as needed for each section
Practice Problems
Each section needs to be on a separate piece of paper (ex. 4.1 on it's own sheet, 4.2 on a separate sheet, etc)
Coming up...
Thursday: Lab Introductory Activity and dissolve brass
Friday: Lab Guided Inquiry
Monday: Post Lab, Chapter 4, Unit 2 Review
Tuesday: Chapter 4, Unit 2 Review
Wednesday: Chapter 4 Quiz
Thursday: Unit 2 Exam
October 3 - Tuesday
What will we learn today? Explore how to use photospectroscopy to analyze metals
How will we know if we've learned it? I can perform a lab to determine the composition of copper in a brass sample.
AP Exam Signup
Sign up open on Thursday, October 12 - Friday, October 27
See your counselor to sign up.
Test cost is $98. But, you only need to pay the $30 non-refundable deposit at the time of signing up. Make checks to BPS.
The rest of the cost is covered by a grant!
Chapter 4: Relationships and Patterns in Chemistry -Traffic Light Study Guide
Due Today
Analyze each topic and determine your understanding of each.
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.
Pre-Lab: Percent Copper in Brass
Due Thursday
Chapter 4: Relationships and Patterns in Chemistry
Due Monday, October 9
Topics: Periodic Table, Naming Molecules, Naming Acids, Lewis Structures, *VSEPR AXE, *Intermolecular Forces, *Hybridization, *Formal Charge
Assignment: Chapter 4 - Reading, Notes, and Review
Read/Notes as needed for each section
Practice Problems
Each section needs to be on a separate piece of paper (ex. 4.1 on it's own sheet, 4.2 on a separate sheet, etc)
All assignments are due Monday, October 9
Coming up...
Monday: FRQ Scoring Guide, Unit 1 FRQ, Unit 2 Overview, Chapter 4 TLSG
Tuesday: Chapter 4 Read/Notes
Wednesday: Pre-Lab - % Copper in Brass
Thursday: Lab
Friday: Lab
Monday: Chapter 4
Tuesday: Chapter 4 Quiz
October 2 - Monday
What will we learn today? Refresh our memory on important Chemistry 1 topics
How will we know if we've learned it? Can explain the reviewed topics
AP Exam Signup
Sign up open on Thursday, October 12 - Friday, October 27
See your counselor to sign up.
Test cost is $98. But, you only need to pay the $30 non-refundable deposit at the time of signing up. Make checks to BPS.
The rest of the cost is covered by a grant!
AP Unit 1 Free Response Questions
*Note: 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.*
Write your answers on your own piece of paper. Another student will be grading this so write legibly and clearly.
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 1 FRQ
Write your answers on your own paper. Write legibly and show all of your work if necessary. Another student will be grading your work.
You may use your AP periodic table, and orange AP Formulas sheet.
Score a classmates FRQ's with the Unit 1 Scoring Guide
Pre-Lab: Percent Copper in Brass
Due Thursday, October 5
Chapter 4: Relationships and Patterns in Chemistry
Due Monday, October 9
Topics: Periodic Table, Naming Molecules, Naming Acids, Lewis Structures, *VSEPR AXE, *Intermolecular Forces, *Hybridization, *Formal Charge
Assignment: Chapter 4 - Reading, Notes, and Review
Read/Notes as needed for each section
Practice Problems
Each section needs to be on a separate piece of paper (ex. 4.1 on it's own sheet, 4.2 on a separate sheet, etc)
All assignments are due Monday, October 9
Coming up...
Monday: FRQ Scoring Guide, Unit 1 FRQ, Unit 2 Overview, Chapter 4 TLSG
Tuesday: Chapter 4 Read/Notes
Wednesday: Pre-Lab - % Copper in Brass
Thursday: Lab
Friday: Lab
Monday: Chapter 4
Tuesday: Chapter 4 Quiz
September 29 - Friday
What will we learn today? Refresh our memory on important Chemistry 1 topics
How will we know if we've learned it? Can explain the reviewed topics
AP Unit 1 Exam
Rules
You may use: Green AP Periodic Table, Orange AP Formulas and Equations Sheet, Blue Polyatomic Ions Sheet.
Cell phones must be silenced and in your backpack. No earbuds.
You must use a district Chromebook.
Scratch Paper - Record your answers on the scratch paper along with your work.
If you do not finish and you are unable to save your progress, this record will help you re-start tomorrow and complete the problems you have not finished.
Instructions
Log into your computer by clicking the icon at the bottom for "College Board Secure Browser" (or something like that...)
Log in to AP Classroom. Click "Unit 1 Exam - Senior High AP Chem 2023 MCQ"
Coming up...
Monday: Unit 1 FRQ, Unit 2 Overview, Chapter 4 TLSG
Tuesday: Chapter 4 Read/Notes
Wednesday: Pre-Lab - % Copper in Brass
Thursday: Lab
Friday: Lab
Monday: Chapter 4
Tuesday: Chapter 4 Quiz
September 28 - Thursday
What will we learn today? Refresh our memory on important Chemistry 1 topics
How will we know if we've learned it? Can explain the reviewed topics
Quiz: Chapter 3: The Mole - The Central Unit in Chemistry
**If you did not finish yesterday - finish today. But you will need to study for the AP Unit 1 exam on your own time.
You will take the quiz with your lab partner.
Close all tabs on your computer, you may not use the book or the internet.
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 - Friday
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: I've assigned several practice problems and other resources. They have been assigned but will not be graded. They were assigned to ensure that you have access to all of the resources. The Test on Tuesday 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. Recall that the exact questions on the practice problems will not show up on the exam but some will be VERY similar with different numbers.
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 to help and to answer your questions.
Coming up...
Thursday: Study for Unit 1 Exam
Friday: Unit 1 Exam
Monday: Unit 1 FRQ, Unit 2 Overview, Chapter 4 TLSG
Tuesday: Chapter 4 Read/Notes
Wednesday: Pre-Lab - % Copper in Brass
Thursday: Lab
Friday: Lab
Monday: Chapter 4
Tuesday: Chapter 4 Quiz
September 27 - Wednesday
What will we learn today? Refresh our memory on important Chemistry 1 topics
How will we know if we've learned it? Can explain the reviewed topics
TODAY! STEM Society Meeting Wednesday
Learn more at: STEMsociety.org
Meet in this room at 2:09pm on Wednesday!
Due: Ch3.6 Composition Analysis - Determining Formulas
3.6 Molar Concentration
Practice Problems
pg 223 #2,4
Pg 224 #1,3
Pg 226 #1,5
3.6 Activity - Beers Law
Pg 227-228 #1-6
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.
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 - Friday
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: I've assigned several practice problems and other resources. They have been assigned but will not be graded. They were assigned to ensure that you have access to all of the resources. The Test on Tuesday 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. Recall that the exact questions on the practice problems will not show up on the exam but some will be VERY similar with different numbers.
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 to help and to answer your questions.
Coming up...
Thursday: Study for Unit 1 Exam
Friday: Unit 1 Exam
Monday: Unit 1 FRQ, Unit 2 Overview, Chapter 4 TLSG
Tuesday: Chapter 4 Read/Notes
Wednesday: Pre-Lab - % Copper in Brass
Thursday: Lab
Friday: Lab
Monday: Chapter 4
Tuesday: Chapter 4 Quiz
September 26 - Tuesday
What will we learn today? Refresh our memory on important Chemistry 1 topics
How will we know if we've learned it? Can explain the reviewed topics
STEM Society Meeting Wednesday
Learn more at: STEMsociety.org
Meet in this room at 2:09pm on Wednesday!
Due: Ch3.5 Composition Analysis - Determining Formulas
Pg 213 #1,2
Pg 214 #1 Quick Check
Pg 215 #1,3
Pg 217 #1,3
Assignment: Ch3.6 Composition Analysis - Determining Formulas
Due Wednesday
3.6 Molar Concentration - Molarity pg 221-227 - Read/Notes
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.
Practice Problems
pg 223 #2,4
Pg 224 #1,3
Pg 226 #1,5
3.6 Activity - Beers Law pg 227-228
Pg 227-228 #1-6
**We will work through this together in class**
If you need help, look at the work/answers in my book.
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.
Study: Mole Quiz Wednesday
Review your Chapter 3 Traffic Light Study Guide. Determine what you need to study.
Review Chapter 3 material.
Complete practice problems as needed.
Take quiz with your lab partner. You will get 2 attempts. Both attempts will be averaged together. Or if you take it 1 time that is your score.
Study: AP Unit 1 Test - Friday
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: I've assigned several practice problems and other resources. They have been assigned but will not be graded. They were assigned to ensure that you have access to all of the resources. The Test on Tuesday 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. Recall that the exact questions on the practice problems will not show up on the exam but some will be VERY similar with different numbers.
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 to help and to answer your questions.
Coming up...
Wednesday: Ch 3 Quiz, 3.6 Due, Unit 1 Review
Thursday: Study for Unit 1 Exam
Friday: Unit 1 Exam
Monday: Unit 1 FRQ, Unit 2 Overview, Chapter 4 TLSG
Tuesday: Chapter 4 Read/Notes
Wednesday: Pre-Lab - % Copper in Brass
Thursday: Lab
Friday: Lab
Monday: Chapter 4
Tuesday: Chapter 4 Quiz
September 25 - Monday
What will we learn today? Refresh our memory on important Chemistry 1 topics
How will we know if we've learned it? Can explain the reviewed topics
Due: Ch3.3 Mole Conversions
Pg 200 #2,4,14,18
Due: Ch3.4 Molar Volume
Pg 210-211 #2,9,12,17
Assignment #1: Ch3.5 Composition Analysis - Determining Formulas
Due Tuesday
3.5 Composition Analysis Read/Notes pg 212-217
Complete the problems on a separate piece of paper (only 3.5problems) 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 #2: Ch3.6 Composition Analysis - Determining Formulas
Due Wednesday
3.6 Molar Concentration - Molarity pg 221-227 - Read/Notes
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.
Practice Problems
pg 223 #2,4
Pg 224 #1,3
Pg 226 #1,5
3.6 Activity - Beers Law pg 227-228
If you need help, look at the work/answers in my book.
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.
Study: Mole Quiz Wednesday
Review your Chapter 3 Traffic Light Study Guide. Determine what you need to study.
Review Chapter 3 material.
Complete practice problems as needed.
Take quiz with your lab partner. You will get 2 attempts. Both attempts will be averaged together. Or if you take it 1 time that is your score.
Study: AP Unit 1 Test - Friday
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: I've assigned several practice problems and other resources. They have been assigned but will not be graded. They were assigned to ensure that you have access to all of the resources. The Test on Tuesday 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.
Help? I will be here every day before and after school to help and to answer your questions.
Coming up...
Tuesday:, 3.6 continued, Unit 1 Review
Wednesday: Ch 3 Quiz, 3.6 Due, Unit 1 Review
Thursday: Study for Unit 1 Exam
Friday: Unit 1 Exam
September 22 - Friday
What will we learn today? Refresh our memory on important Chemistry 1 topics
How will we know if we've learned it? Can explain the reviewed topics
Due: Ch3.1 The Mole
pg 179 #3
pg 180 #2
Due: Ch3.2 Introducing the Mole
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 #1: Ch3.3 Mole Conversions
Due Monday
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 #2: Ch3.4 Molar Volume
Due Monday
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
Coming up...
Monday: 3.5, 3.6 Beers Law
Tuesday: Ch 3 Quiz, Unit 1 Review
Wednesday: Unit 1 Review
Thursday: Unit 1 Exam
September 21 - Thursday
What will we learn today? Refresh our memory on important Chemistry 1 topics
How will we know if we've learned it? Can explain the reviewed topics
Chapter 3: The Mole Traffic Light Study Guide
Complete this today.
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 #1: Ch3.1 The Mole
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: Chapter 3.1 Relative Atomic Mass
Due Friday
pg 179 #3
pg 180 #2
Assignment #2: Ch3.2 Introducing the Mole
Read the following sections and take notes where needed. Use your Traffic Light Study Guide to help guide you.
3.2 Relative Atomic Mass Pg 185-190
Assignment: Chapter 3.1 Relative Atomic Mass
Due Friday
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
Coming up...
Friday: 3.3, 3.4, Intro Unit 1 Review on AP Classroom
Monday: 3.5, 3.6 Beers Law
Tuesday: Ch 3 Quiz, Unit 1 Review
Wednesday: Unit 1 Review
Thursday: Unit 1 Exam
September 20 - Wednesday
What will we learn today? Refresh our memory on important Chemistry 1 topics
How will we know if we've learned it? Can explain the reviewed topics
STUCO Voting
Vote for STUCO at this link
AP Scores and Credit at MSU
Lab: Spectroscopy - Analysis of Food Dyes in Beverages
Day 3 - Data Analysis and Post Lab
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: The Mole Traffic Light Study Guide
Complete this today.
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.
Ch3.1: The Mole - Read/Notes
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: Ch3.1 The Mole
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: Chapter 3.1 Relative Atomic Mass
Due Friday
pg 179 #3
pg 180 #2
Coming up...
Wednesday: Post-Lab and Ch3 TLSG, Spectroscopy - Analysis of Food Dyes in Beverages (Lab Handout)
Thursday: Ch 3 read/prac probs
Friday: Ch3 3.4,3.5, Intro Unit 1 Review on AP Classroom
Monday: 3.6 Beers Law
Tuesday: Ch 3 Quiz, Unit 1 Review
Wednesday: Unit 1 Review
Thursday: Unit 1 Exam
September 19 - Tuesday
What will we learn today? Refresh our memory on important Chemistry 1 topics
How will we know if we've learned it? Can explain the reviewed topics
AP Scores and Credit at MSU
Lab: Spectroscopy - Analysis of Food Dyes in Beverages
Day 2 - Guided Inquiry
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: Spectroscopy - Analysis of Food Dyes in Beverages (Lab Handout) Lab day 1 - Introductory Activity
Tuesday: Spectroscopy - Analysis of Food Dyes in Beverages (Lab Handout) Lab day 2 - Guided Inquiry
Wednesday: Post-Lab and Ch3 TLSG, Spectroscopy - Analysis of Food Dyes in Beverages (Lab Handout)
Thursday: Ch 3 read/prac probs 3.1,3.2
Friday: Ch3 3.4,3.5, Intro Unit 1 Review on AP Classroom
Monday: 3.6 Beers Law
Tuesday: Ch 3 Quiz, Unit 1 Review
Wednesday: Unit 1 Review
Thursday: Unit 1 Exam
September 18 - Monday
What will we learn today? Refresh our memory on important Chemistry 1 topics
How will we know if we've learned it? Can explain the reviewed topics
Homecoming Dress Up Days
Monday: Anything but a backpack
Tuesday: Barbie and Ken
Wednesday: Athlete vs. Mathlete
Thursday: Retro Day (Seniors Togas)
Friday: Extreme Orange and Black
Lab: Spectroscopy - Analysis of Food Dyes in Beverages
Day 1 - Introductory Activity
Lab Explanation and Clarifications
Overview
What are we doing in the Introductory Activity
I am giving you a solution of blue dye with a KNOWN concentration. You will then dilute this so that you have several solutions of blue dye at known concentrations.
The amount of light absorbed by each sample is recorded. The data is then plotted on a graph.
Using this information, we should be able to determine the concentration of blue dye in anything containing blue dye by putting it in our photospectrometer and determining its Absorbance. We plot the unknown samples Absorbance on our graph and it will tell us the concentration.
Cuvettes
Clean them thoroughly with lens wipes. Why?
Measuring and Pipettes
Be very accurate with measuring so your samples are the correct concentration. Why?
Plotting your data
Note: Our machines give us Absorbance so we DO NOT need to converty %Transmittance into Absorbance - yay for fancy lab equipment!!
Make a graph of concentration vs absorbance. Is it a straight line graph? Can we find a true line of best fit? If not, we need to plot it in different ways until we find a good straight line so we can solve for unknowns.
Questions?
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: Spectroscopy - Analysis of Food Dyes in Beverages (Lab Handout) Lab day 1 - Introductory Activity
Tuesday: Spectroscopy - Analysis of Food Dyes in Beverages (Lab Handout) Lab day 2 - Guided Inquiry
Wednesday: Post-Lab and Ch3 TLSG
Thursday: Ch 3 read/prac probs 3.1,3.2
Friday: Ch3 3.4,3.5, Intro Unit 1 Review on AP Classroom
Monday: 3.6 Beers Law
Tuesday: Ch 3 Quiz, Unit 1 Review
Wednesday: Unit 1 Review
Thursday: Unit 1 Exam
September 15 - Friday
What will we learn today? Refresh our memory on important Chemistry 1 topics
How will we know if we've learned it? Can explain the reviewed topics
Homecoming Dress Up Days Voting
Due: Spectroscopy Practice Problems
UV/VIS Pg 167 Quick Check #1-4
PES Pg 171 #1,2
Review Pg 174-175 #5,6abc
Lecture ERROR!: Spectroscopy and Electron Configuration - Chapter 2.7
Lecture Slides: Chapter 2.7 Spectroscopy and Electron Configuration Review
For electron configuration of cations:
Write our the electron configuration for the neutrally charged atom, then rewrite the electron configuration in "Core Notation" (where you move them so all the energy level numbers are together). Then 'remove' electrons to make the positive ion - these electrons will come off the HIGHEST energy level!
Example: Write the electron configuration for Co and for Co+1
Quiz: Chapter 2 - Matter
Log into the Edvantage online book AP Chemistry 1
Click on "Chapter 2" then on the "A Closer Look at Matter End of Chapter Quiz"
You will complete this on one chromebook with your lab partner - you only need to submit one quiz.
Don't "just guess", instead you should discuss and come up with a good answer together.
Get it wrong? Read the feedback so you can answer it correctly next time.
You may retake the quiz one time. I will take your highest grade.
Pre-Lab: Spectroscopy - Analysis of Food Dyes in Beverages
Due Monday, September 18
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: Spectroscopy - Analysis of Food Dyes in Beverages (Lab Handout) Lab day 1 - Introductory Activity
Tuesday: Spectroscopy - Analysis of Food Dyes in Beverages (Lab Handout) Lab day 2 - Guided Inquiry
Wednesday: Post-Lab and Ch3 TLSG
Thursday: Ch 3 read/prac probs 3.1,3.2
Friday: Ch3 3.4,3.5, Intro Unit 1 Review on AP Classroom
Monday: 3.6 Beers Law
Tuesday: Ch 3 Quiz, Unit 1 Review
Wednesday: Unit 1 Review
Thursday: Unit 1 Exam
September 14 - Thursday
What will we learn today? Refresh our memory on important Chemistry 1 topics
How will we know if we've learned it? Can explain the reviewed topics
Lecture: Spectroscopy and Electron Configuration - Chapter 2.7
Lecture Slides: Chapter 2.7 Spectroscopy and Electron Configuration Review
Assignment: Spectroscopy Practice Problems
Due Tomorrow
UV/VIS Pg 167 Quick Check #1-4
PES Pg 171 #1,2
Review Pg 174-175 #5,6abc
Quiz Tomorrow: Chapter 2 - Matter
Fill out your Traffic Light Study Guide again and see where you need to do more reviewing
Go to the Edvantage Science online book and do the practice quizzes and/or flashcards to review.
Pre-Lab: Spectroscopy - Analysis of Food Dyes in Beverages
Due Monday, September 18
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: Lecture continued, Ch 2 Assignment, Prep for Quiz
Thursday: Chapter 2 Quiz, Pre-Lab
Friday: Pre-Lab: Spectroscopy - Analysis of Food Dyes in Beverages (Lab Handout)
Monday: Lab day 1
September 13 - Wednesday
What will we learn today? Refresh our memory on important Chemistry 1 topics
How will we know if we've learned it? Can explain the reviewed topics
Lecture: Spectroscopy and Electron Configuration - Chapter 2.7
Lecture Slides: Chapter 2.7 Spectroscopy and Electron Configuration Review
Quiz Friday: Chapter 2 - Matter
Fill out your Traffic Light Study Guide again and see where you need to do more reviewing
Go to the Edvantage Science online book and do the practice quizzes and/or flashcards to review.
Coming up...
Wednesday: Lecture continued, Ch 2 Assignment, Prep for Quiz
Thursday: Chapter 2 Quiz, Pre-Lab
Friday: Pre-Lab: Spectroscopy - Analysis of Food Dyes in Beverages (Lab Handout)
Monday: Lab day 1
September 12 - Tuesday
What will we learn today? Refresh our memory on important Chemistry 1 topics
How will we know if we've learned it? Can explain the reviewed topics
Lecture: Spectroscopy and Electron Configuration - Chapter 2.7
Lecture Slides: Chapter 2.7 Spectroscopy and Electron Configuration Review
Coming up...
Wednesday: Lecture continued, Ch 2 Assignment, Prep for Quiz
Thursday: Chapter 2 Quiz, Pre-Lab
Friday: Pre-Lab: Spectroscopy - Analysis of Food Dyes in Beverages (Lab Handout)
Monday: Lab day 1
September 11 - Monday
What will we learn today? Refresh our memory on Significant Figures and Dimensional Analysis
How will we know if we've learned it? Can explain how/when/why to use Sig Figs and have command of Dim Analysis
STEM Society Meeting Wednesday
Learn more at: STEMsociety.org
Meet in this room at 2:09pm on Wednesday!
Book Login Information
Your Login the one I gave you (example "bshs190"). If you forgot it, see me. At this point we are unable to change them.
Your password is something that you changed. If you emailed the publisher or asked me to email them, they reset your password to "Science20203!"
Log in and change your password.
Homecoming Royalty and Dress Up Days
Vote at: bit.ly/2023HocoNoms
Demo: Cathode Ray Tube
Make a Demonstrations Page on the last 2 pages of your lab notebook (right hand pages are ok for Demos)
What is a cathode ray tube? How does it work?
How was the "electron" discovered?
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 is all review from Chemistry 1 so we will do almost no lecture on these topics
Examine your Traffic Light Study Guide. Any yellow or red topics need to be reviewed on your own time so that you know the information in detail.
Read and take notes where needed.
Especially focus on Ch 2.6 Periodic Trends because your AP Periodic Table has limited info - knowing the trends will help you solve problems when the AP Periodic Table doesn't have info to help you!
We will lecture on 2.4: Principle Quantum Number and 2.7 Photoelectron Spectroscopy only
Quiz will be next week.
Coming up...
Tuesday: Chapter 2.7 Spectroscopy and Electron Configuration Review
Wednesday: Continued: Spectroscopy and Electron Configuraiton and Principle Quantum Number - Assignment
Thursday: Chapter 2 Quiz, Pre-Lab
Friday: Pre-Lab: Spectroscopy - Analysis of Food Dyes in Beverages (Lab Handout)
September 8 - Friday
What will we learn today? Refresh our memory on Significant Figures and Dimensional Analysis
How will we know if we've learned it? Can explain how/when/why to use Sig Figs and have command of Dim Analysis
Due: Using a Serological Pipette and Pipette Pumps
Watch the video and take notes as needed: Watch only 0-50sec https://youtu.be/4VTTE_oWs58
Watch the video and take notes as needed: Watch only 2:19-2:37 https://youtu.be/4VTTE_oWs58
Due: How to use a Volumetric Flask
Watch the entire video and take notes as needed: https://youtu.be/hrvXuX0Ow3s
Due: 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 (Turn in today): 1.1 Properties of Matter
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.
Due (Turn in Today, Take a picture first): Unit 1 Chapter 2 - A Closer Look at Matter - Traffic Light Study Guide
I will analyze these to see where we need to spend the most time.
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.
Quiz: Chapter 1 - Nature of Matter
Log into the Edvantage online book AP Chemistry 1
Click on "Chapter 1" then on the "The Nature of Matter End of Chapter Quiz"
You will complete this on one chromebook with your lab partner - you only need to submit one quiz.
Don't "just guess", instead you should discuss and come up with a good answer together.
Get it wrong? Read the feedback so you can answer it correctly next time.
You may retake the quiz one time. I will take your highest grade.
Assignment: Chapter 2 - A Closer Look at Matter
Due Tuesday
Chapter 2 is all review from Chemistry 1 so we will do almost no lecture on these topics
Examine your Traffic Light Study Guide. Any yellow or red topics need to be reviewed on your own time so that you know the information in detail.
Read and take notes where needed.
Especially focus on Ch 2.6 Periodic Trends because your AP Periodic Table has limited info - knowing the trends will help you solve problems when the AP Periodic Table doesn't have info to help you!
We will lecture on 2.4: Principle Quantum Number and 2.7 Photoelectron Spectroscopy only
Quiz will be next week.
Demo: Cathode Ray Tube
How was the "electron" discovered?
September 6/7 - Wednesday/Thursday
You will have a guest teacher for these two days. Use all of your time wisely as all of the work listed below is due on Friday when I return.
No Electronic Devices except your chromebook if you need it.
What will we learn today? Refresh our memory on Significant Figures and Dimensional Analysis
How will we know if we've learned it? Can explain how/when/why to use Sig Figs and have command of Dim Analysis
Due: Significant Figures
Read/Notes page 36-40 and/or review the Significant Figures Lecture from Chem 1.
Pg 37 #1(all), #2(all)
Pg 38 QC #1,2,3
Pg 39 #1,2,3
Pg 40 QC #1,2,3,4
Assignment: Using a Serological Pipette and Pipette Pumps
Due Friday - nothing to hand in but you need this skill for the labs so you may need to take notes.
Watch the video and take notes as needed: Watch only 0-50sec https://youtu.be/4VTTE_oWs58
Watch the video and take notes as needed: Watch only 2:19-2:37 https://youtu.be/4VTTE_oWs58
Assignment: How to use a Volumetric Flask
Due Friday - nothing to hand in but you need this skill for the labs so you may need to take notes.
Watch the entire video and take notes as needed: https://youtu.be/hrvXuX0Ow3s
Assignment: Unit 1 Chapter 1 - The Nature of Matter - Traffic Light Study Guide
Due Friday (*You can find your copy of this is on my front table)
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 Friday (quiz over this material on Friday)
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.
Assignment: Unit 1 Chapter 2 - A Closer Look at Matter - Traffic Light Study Guide
Due Friday (*You can find your copy of this is on my front table)
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.
Coming up...
Friday: All Assignments Due, Quiz: Chapter 1 - Matter
September 5 - Tuesday
What will we learn today? Refresh our memory on Significant Figures and Dimensional Analysis
How will we know if we've learned it? Can explain how/when/why to use Sig Figs and have command of Dim Analysis
Quiz: Introduction to AP Chemistry
You may do your quiz 're-take' today in class
Log into the Edvantage online book AP Chemistry 1
Click on "Skills" then on the "Skills and Processes of Chemistry Quiz"
You will complete this on one chromebook with your lab partner - you only need to submit one quiz.
Don't "just guess", instead you should discuss and come up with a good answer together.
Get it wrong? Read the feedback so you can answer it correctly next time.
You may retake the quiz one time. I will take your highest grade.
Assignment: Significant Figures
Due Wednesday - you will have some time on Tuesday to work on this (This was covered in detail in Chemistry 1)
Read/Notes page 36-40 and/or review the Significant Figures Lecture from Chem 1.
Pg 37 #1(all), #2(all)
Pg 38 QC #1,2,3
Pg 39 #1,2,3
Pg 40 QC #1,2,3,4
Assignments for Wednesday/Thursday
When you've completed todays assignments, start the assignments for Wednesday/Thursday so that you don't have any homework this week!
Coming up...
Wednesday/Thursday: (sub) Sig Figs Due, Videos for Lab Equipment, Independent/Dependent Variables, Sep6 TLSG, Ch1 Read/Prac Probs
Friday: All Assignments Due, Quiz: Chapter 1 - Matter
September 1 - Friday
What will we learn today? Use our chemistry skills to make a smoke cake
How will we know if we've learned it? Our cake burns and produces the most smoke - our ratio and stoichiometry is correct.
Online Book Access
Go to "Chemistry Resources" at the bottom of this page - your login info can always be found there.
Click on "Login Help" and follow the instructions.
Quiz: Introduction to AP Chemistry
Log into the Edvantage online book AP Chemistry 1
Click on "Skills" then on the "Skills and Processes of Chemistry Quiz"
You will complete this on one chromebook with your lab partner - you only need to submit one quiz.
Don't "just guess", instead you should discuss and come up with a good answer together.
Get it wrong? Read the feedback so you can answer it correctly next time.
You may retake the quiz one time. I will take your highest grade.
Assignment: Significant Figures
Due Wednesday - you will have some time on Tuesday to work on this (This was covered in detail in Chemistry 1)
Read/Notes page 36-40 and/or review the Significant Figures Lecture from Chem 1.
Pg 37 #1(all), #2(all)
Pg 38 QC #1,2,3
Pg 39 #1,2,3
Pg 40 QC #1,2,3,4
Coming up...
Monday: NO SCHOOL
August 31 - Thursday
What will we learn today? Use our chemistry skills to make a smoke cake
How will we know if we've learned it? Our cake burns and produces the most smoke - our ratio and stoichiometry is correct.
Lab: Smoke Cake Challenge
Day 2: Burning your cake
Lab and Post Lab: Smoke Cake Challenge
Be sure to collect qualitative data for smoke production.
Assignment: Chapter i Read and Review
Due Friday
Examine your Traffic Light Study Guide for Chapter i. Read, Review, and Take Notes on any/all topics that are not "green".
This is preparation for the Chapter i quiz on Friday.
Coming up...
Thursday: Lab - Burn Day, Post Lab
Friday: Quiz - Chapter i, Sig Figs Review
Monday: NO SCHOOL
August 30 - Wednesday
What will we learn today? Use our chemistry skills to make a smoke cake
How will we know if we've learned it? Our cake burns and produces the most smoke - our ratio and stoichiometry is correct.
Lab: Smoke Cake Challenge
Day 1: Cooking your cake
Lab: Smoke Cake Challenge
Plan our your qualitiative data collection for smoke production. Tomorrow we will be outside to burn them.
Assignment: Chapter i Read and Review
Due Friday
Examine your Traffic Light Study Guide for Chapter i. Read, Review, and Take Notes on any/all topics that are not "green".
This is preparation for the Chapter i quiz on Friday.
Coming up...
Thursday: Lab - Burn Day, Post Lab
Friday: Quiz - Chapter i, Sig Figs Review
August 29 - Tuesday
What will we learn today? Find out about the resources available to help you master AP Chemistry.
How will we know if we've learned it? We can explain how to navigate the online book and AP classroom to a classmate.
Logistics
Open Disclosure (AP Chemistry Syllabus)
Media Release Form *Due yesterday*
Lab Safety Agreement / Walkthrough *Due yesterday*
$10 Lab Fee *Due yesterday*
Lab Notebook (Composition Notebook) *Due yesterday*
*No cell phone use during class. Phones must be in your backpack or pocket. Cell Phone and Electronic Device Policy
*Tardies: No tardies allowed - you must be in the room when the bell rings
*Restroom: Must use it during 8 minute passing time
Assignment: Pre-Lab: Smoke Cake Challenge
Due Tomorrow
The lab will begin on Wednesday and conclude on Thursday
Lab: Smoke Cake Challenge
Assignment: Chapter i Read and Review
Due Friday
Examine your Traffic Light Study Guide for Chapter i. Read, Review, and Take Notes on any/all topics that are not "green".
This is preparation for the Chapter i quiz on Friday.
Coming up...
Tuesday: Pre-Lab and Chapter i review on own
Wednesday: Lab - Smokin' Hotcakes
Thursday: Lab - Burn Day, Post Lab
Friday: Quiz - Chapter i, Sig Figs Review
August 28 - Monday
What will we learn today? Find out about the resources available to help you master AP Chemistry.
How will we know if we've learned it? We can explain how to navigate the online book and AP classroom to a classmate.
Logistics
Open Disclosure (AP Chemistry Syllabus)
Media Release Form *Due Monday*
Lab Safety Agreement / Walkthrough *Due Monday*
$10 Lab Fee *Due Monday*
Lab Notebook (Composition Notebook) *Due Monday*
*No cell phone use during class. Phones must be in your backpack or pocket. Cell Phone and Electronic Device Policy
*Tardies: No tardies allowed - you must be in the room when the bell rings
*Restroom: Must use it during 8 minute passing time
Lab Lockers
Write yours and your lab partners First and Last names on a post-it note. Place it at your desired lab location.
Mug Shots
Write your first and last name on the whiteboard.
Take a picture with the board and your face.
AP Classroom
AP Classroom is the website of AP Chemistry Resources. We will use it to review concepts and topics, to access help videos, and to prepare for the AP Exam / Final.
Join AP Classroom (see link and code in "Chemistry Resources" at the bottom of this page)
Go to your AP Classroom and look at the resources that are available to you to help you with AP Chemistry!
We will use this a lot because it has a ton of really good resources to help you master AP Chemistry! Spend some time touring around the site to see what is available to you in AP Classroom.
Lab Notebook Setup
We will set this up together
Assignment: Traffic Light Study Guide (TLSG) for Chapter i
What is a Traffic Light Study Guide (TLSC)?
These are all of the topics that are covered in the AP Chemistry book listed by chapter (Chapter i stands for "introduction")
You start each chapter by fillling our your confidence and/or knowledge of each topic. Then as you progress through the chapter you refer back to the TLSG to ensure you are proficient on each topic.
Before the chapter quiz/test, refer to the TLSG to see where you need to spend time studying and reviewing.
Complete this in class today.
There will be a quiz over Chapter i on Friday. Review any of the material you may not remember so you are prepared for the quiz.
Book Checkout
Do not write in this book. Damage will constitute fines.
AP Chemistry Online Book (coming soon...)
Login Help (coming soon...)
Assignment: Pre-Lab: Smoke Cake Challenge
Due Wednesday - the lab will begin on Wednesday and conclude on Thursday
Lab: Smoke Cake Challenge
Coming up...
Tuesday: Pre-Lab and Chapter i review on own
Wednesday: Lab - Smokin' Hotcakes
Thursday: Lab - Burn Day, Post Lab
Friday: Quiz - Chapter i, Sig Figs Review
August 25 - Friday
What will we learn today? Find out about the resources available to help you master AP Chemistry.
How will we know if we've learned it? We can explain how to navigate the online book and AP classroom to a classmate.
Logistics
Open Disclosure (AP Chemistry Syllabus)
Media Release Form *Due Monday*
Lab Safety Agreement / Walkthrough *Due Monday*
$10 Lab Fee *Due Monday*
Lab Notebook (Composition Notebook) *Due Monday*
*No cell phone use during class. Phones must be in your backpack or pocket. Cell Phone and Electronic Device Policy
*Tardies: No tardies allowed - you must be in the room when the bell rings
*Restroom: Must use it during 8 minute passing time
AP Resources and Paperwork
Orange: AP Chemistry Formulas and Equations
Green: AP Periodic Table
Blue: (Not approved by AP) Common Polyatomic Ions
Pink: Course at a Glance
Assign Chromebooks
Only use your assigned chromebook - write down your number in your AP Chem notebook
ALWAYS put it away and PLUG IT IN
Seats
Write your first and last name on your chosen seat. Do not change seats.
Lab Lockers
Write yours and your lab partners First and Last names on a post-it note. Place it at your desired lab location.
Assignments
REMIND
Join AP Chemistry Remind (see link in "Chemistry Resources" at the bottom of this page)
Google Classroom
Sign up by clicking the link in "Chemistry Resources" at the bottom of this page.
We will only use this if we go to Remote Learning.
Mug Shots
Write your first and last name on the whiteboard.
Take a picture with the board and your face.
AP Classroom
AP Classroom is the website of AP Chemistry Resources. We will use it to review concepts and topics, to access help videos, and to prepare for the AP Exam / Final.
Join AP Classroom (see link and code in "Chemistry Resources" at the bottom of this page)
Go to your AP Classroom and look at the resources that are available to you to help you with AP Chemistry!
We will use this a lot because it has a ton of really good resources to help you master AP Chemistry! Spend some time touring around the site to see what is available to you in AP Classroom.
Coming up:
Monday: All paperwork due. $10 Due. Lab Notebooks Due
Set up lab notebooks
Pre-Lab
How to navigate the AP Classroom.
August 24 - Thursday
Tomorrow: Seats and lab partners
Where you sit on Friday is your forever home
The person you share a table with is your forever lab partner
AP Chemistry Book(s)
AP Chemistry Online Book (coming soon...)
Login Help (coming soon...)
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)
Sign up for REMIND for AP Chemistry by clicking on "Remind: AP Chemistry" in Chemistry Resources at the bottom of this page.
Questions?
What is AP Chemistry?
Your Questions?
Prerequisites:
Must have completed Chemistry 1 with a "C" or better
Continued from yesterday
Logistics
MrBeals.com (tour of website)
Open Disclosure (AP Chemistry Syllabus)
Media Release Form *Due Monday*
Lab Safety Agreement / Walkthrough *Due Monday*
$10 Lab Fee *Due Monday*
Lab Notebook (Composition Notebook) *Due Monday*
No cell phone use during class. Phones must be in your backpack (or pocket if you don't have a backpack). Cell Phone and Electronic Device Policy
Sign up for REMIND
Sign up for REMIND for AP Chemistry by clicking on "Remind: Honors Chemistry" in Chemistry Resources at the bottom of this page.
Or text @779ghh to 81010
Or enter the code into your app to join: @779ghh
August 23 - Wednesday
Welcome to AP Chemistry!
Lets kick this off with some crazy chemistry!
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)
Coming up...(subject to change)
Wednesday: Logistics and Paperwork, Finish Demos
Thursday: Logistics, Pre-Lab
Friday: Lab - Smokin Hot Cakes
Monday: Lab continued
Chemistry Resources
Period 2 Code: 76LNMZ
Period 6 Code: N4ALQW
Google Classroom
Remind: AP Chemistry (code: @779ghh)
