2025-26 Honors Chemistry ARCHIVE

May 28/29 - Thursday, Friday

Thank you for an amazing year! 

I am proud of each one of you and I wish you all the best in the future! 

Remember, all you need to "Change the World" is an "open mind and a $5 bill". Why a $5 bill? Because it isn't much, but it is a start - and all you need to do great things is to start small and see where it goes from there!

Don't be a stranger - stop in and say hi or send me an email.

Enjoy your summer. Find time to relax. Find time to play. 

Final Review

• Turn in on the front table

Final Exam

• Rules:

  • • ABSOLUTELY No Electronic Devices. All phones, watches, earbuds, etc must be in the phone caddy. Use of any devices = 0%

    • No Talking. Remain in your testing spot until the end.

    • When finished, study for another final.

    • You may use: Calculator, Notecard, Periodic Table, Pencil (no pen)

    • I will provide: Bubble sheet, scratch paper (back of bubble sheet), activity series.

• Turn in:

  • • Your 3x5 Notecard

    • My Test

    • Your Test

Final Exams

Thursday

• Period 1: 7:50-9:21

• Period 2: 9:29-11:00

• Period 3: 11:08-12:39

Friday

• Period 4: 7:50-9:21

• Period 5: 9:29-11:00

• Period 6: 11:08-12:39

May 27 - Wednesday

LI - What will we learn today? Learn how how to calculate quantities in a reaction using stoichiometry

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can calculate quantities of reactants and products with stoichiometry

Make-Up Work

• All make-up work must be turned in by TODAY at 3:10pm. No work will be accepted after that time.

Due Today: The Chemistry of The Martian

• Make sure you have a heading - turn in on the front table

• The Science and Chemistry of The Martian: The Semester in Review

Lab Notebooks - Pick them up

• Look over the rubric to make sure things look correct

Lab Locker Cleanout

• Goggles go back in the boxes

• Any equipment needs to be cleaned and returned to middle station

• Stay at your locker with it open and the key so it can be checked back in.

Final Review

• Spring Final Review

  • • See the link above to access the Final Review. This document IS NOT yet complete - it is subject to change as I update it.

    • Due the day you take the Final.

    • The review is worth 30 points

    • The final is worth ~15% of your overall grade

Final Exams

Thursday

• Period 1: 7:50-9:21

• Period 2: 9:29-11:00

• Period 3: 11:08-12:39

Friday

• Period 4: 7:50-9:21

• Period 5: 9:29-11:00

• Period 6: 11:08-12:39

Coming up:

Monday: No School

Tuesday-Wednesday: Final Review

May 26 - Tuesday

LI - What will we learn today? Learn how how to calculate quantities in a reaction using stoichiometry

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can calculate quantities of reactants and products with stoichiometry

Make-Up Work

• All make-up work must be turned in by Wednesday at 3:10pm. No work will be accepted after that time.

The Chemistry of The Martian

• Due Wednesday at the start of class

• The Science and Chemistry of The Martian: The Semester in Review

Final Review

• Spring Final Review

  • • See the link above to access the Final Review. This document IS NOT yet complete - it is subject to change as I update it.

    • Due the day you take the Final.

    • The review is worth 30 points

    • The final is worth ~15% of your overall grade

Student Council Elections Today

• For current Freshmen and Sophomores only: bit.ly/BSH2627StuCo 

Final Exam

Thursday

• Period 1: 7:50-9:21

• Period 2: 9:29-11:00

• Period 3: 11:08-12:39

Friday

• Period 4: 7:50-9:21

• Period 5: 9:29-11:00

• Period 6: 11:08-12:39

Coming up:

Monday: No School

Tuesday-Wednesday: Final Review

May 25 - Monday

Memorial Day

• No School

May 22 - Friday

LI - What will we learn today? Learn how how to calculate quantities in a reaction using stoichiometry

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can calculate quantities of reactants and products with stoichiometry

The Chemistry of The Martian

• The Science and Chemistry of The Martian: The Semester in Review

• Worksheet due next Tuesday

Final Review

• Spring Final Review

  • • See the link above to access the Final Review. This document IS NOT yet complete - it is subject to change as I update it.

    • Due the day you take the Final.

    • The review is worth 30 points

    • The final is worth ~15% of your overall grade

• Seniors will take the final on Thursday, May 21 - see me about the Final Review Assignment for details.

  • • Senior Final is a shortened version of the regular final so it can be completed in one class period (hopefully).

    • Seniors Only (because you have less time to prepare): For the Final Review assignment, pick and choose the problems that you need the most review and practice. For questions or sections you do not complete on the assignment, give me an explanation of why you are choosing not to complete them.

Coming up:

Monday: No School

Tuesday-Wednesday: Final Review

May 21 - Thursday

LI - What will we learn today? Learn how how to calculate quantities in a reaction using stoichiometry

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can calculate quantities of reactants and products with stoichiometry

The Chemistry of The Martian

• The Science and Chemistry of The Martian: The Semester in Review

Seniors take Final

• You may use your periodic table, a 3x5 notecard. I will provide an activity series.

Final Review

• Spring Final Review

  • • See the link above to access the Final Review. This document IS NOT yet complete - it is subject to change as I update it.

    • Due the day you take the Final.

    • The review is worth 30 points

    • The final is worth ~15% of your overall grade

• Seniors will take the final on Thursday, May 21 - see me about the Final Review Assignment for details.

  • • Senior Final is a shortened version of the regular final so it can be completed in one class period (hopefully).

    • Seniors Only (because you have less time to prepare): For the Final Review assignment, pick and choose the problems that you need the most review and practice. For questions or sections you do not complete on the assignment, give me an explanation of why you are choosing not to complete them.

Coming up:

Monday: No School

Tuesday-Wednesday: Final Review

May 20 - Wednesday

LI - What will we learn today? Learn how how to calculate quantities in a reaction using stoichiometry

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can calculate quantities of reactants and products with stoichiometry

Due Today: 14.2 The Gas Laws

• Ch 14.2 The Gas Laws - Read/Notes Ch 14.2 Pg 455-463 (this goes in your notes)

• Pg 457 #9,10

• Pg 459 #11,12

• Pg 461 #13,14 

• Pg 462 #15,16

• Review Pg 463 #17,18,19,20

The Chemistry of The Martian

• The Science and Chemistry of The Martian: The Semester in Review

Seniors work on Final Review

• See below

• Final is Thursday

Final Review

• Spring Final Review

  • • See the link above to access the Final Review. This document IS NOT yet complete - it is subject to change as I update it.

    • Due the day you take the Final.

    • The review is worth 30 points

    • The final is worth ~15% of your overall grade

• Seniors will take the final on Thursday, May 21 - see me about the Final Review Assignment for details.

  • • Senior Final is a shortened version of the regular final so it can be completed in one class period (hopefully).

    • Seniors Only (because you have less time to prepare): For the Final Review assignment, pick and choose the problems that you need the most review and practice. For questions or sections you do not complete on the assignment, give me an explanation of why you are choosing not to complete them.

Coming up:

Tuesday: EPasses Due; Gas Laws Assignment;; Lab Locker Cleanout and Lab Cleanup

Wednesday: Lab Locker Cleanout and Lab Cleanup, Vapor Pressure and Kinetic Molecular Theory, Review Light Waves and Sound. 

Thursday: Thermochemistry, Thermodynamics and Calorimetry Ch17; SENIORS take the Final today.

Friday: Final Review?, Thermochemistry, Thermodynamics and Calorimetry Ch17

Monday: No School

Tuesday-Wednesday: Final Review

May 19 - Tuesday

LI - What will we learn today? Learn how how to calculate quantities in a reaction using stoichiometry

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can calculate quantities of reactants and products with stoichiometry

Due Today: Emergency Passes

• Be sure your first and last name are written on the EPasses

• There will be no bathroom usage or late work accepted after you turn in your Emergency Passes

Assignment: 14.2 The Gas Laws

Due Tomorrow

• Ch 14.2 The Gas Laws - Read/Notes Ch 14.2 Pg 455-463 (this goes in your notes)

• Pg 457 #9,10

• Pg 459 #11,12

• Pg 461 #13,14 

• Pg 462 #15,16

• Review Pg 463 #17,18,19,20

Seniors work on Final Review

• See below

• Final is Thursday

Final Review

• Spring Final Review

  • • See the link above to access the Final Review. This document IS NOT yet complete - it is subject to change as I update it.

    • Due the day you take the Final.

    • The review is worth 30 points

    • The final is worth ~15% of your overall grade

• Seniors will take the final on Thursday, May 21 - see me about the Final Review Assignment for details.

  • • Senior Final is a shortened version of the regular final so it can be completed in one class period (hopefully).

    • Seniors Only (because you have less time to prepare): For the Final Review assignment, pick and choose the problems that you need the most review and practice. For questions or sections you do not complete on the assignment, give me an explanation of why you are choosing not to complete them.

Coming up:

Tuesday: EPasses Due; Gas Laws Assignment;; Lab Locker Cleanout and Lab Cleanup

Wednesday: Lab Locker Cleanout and Lab Cleanup, Vapor Pressure and Kinetic Molecular Theory, Review Light Waves and Sound. 

Thursday: Thermochemistry, Thermodynamics and Calorimetry Ch17; SENIORS take the Final today.

Friday: Final Review?, Thermochemistry, Thermodynamics and Calorimetry Ch17

Monday: No School

Tuesday-Wednesday: Final Review

May 18 - Monday

LI - What will we learn today? Learn how how to calculate quantities in a reaction using stoichiometry

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can calculate quantities of reactants and products with stoichiometry

Were you absent for the Stoichiometry Test?

• All tests must be made up by 4pm Monday - no exceptions. 

• Times available: 

  • • Thursday: Lunch

    • Friday: Before school, lunch

    • Monday: Lunch, after school

Due Today: Lab Notebook

• Turn into the appropriate green class bin.

Emergency Passes

Due Tomorrow

Lecture: Gas Laws

• Gas Laws Lecture Slides

Seniors work on Final Review

• See below

• Final is Thursday

Final Review

• Spring Final Review

  • • See the link above to access the Final Review. This document IS NOT yet complete - it is subject to change as I update it.

    • Due the day you take the Final.

    • The review is worth 30 points

    • The final is worth ~15% of your overall grade

• Seniors will take the final on Thursday, May 21 - see me about the Final Review Assignment for details.

  • • Senior Final is a shortened version of the regular final so it can be completed in one class period (hopefully).

    • Seniors Only (because you have less time to prepare): For the Final Review assignment, pick and choose the problems that you need the most review and practice. For questions or sections you do not complete on the assignment, give me an explanation of why you are choosing not to complete them.

Coming up:

Tuesday: EPasses Due; Gas Laws Assignment; Vapor Pressure and Kinetic Molecular Theory Lecture; Lab Locker Cleanout and Lab Cleanup

Wednesday: Review Light Waves and Sound. 

Thursday: Thermochemistry, Thermodynamics and Calorimetry Ch17 SENIORS take the Final today.

Friday: Final Review?, Thermochemistry, Thermodynamics and Calorimetry Ch17

Monday: No School

Tuesday-Wednesday: Final Review

May 15 - Friday

LI - What will we learn today? Learn how how to calculate quantities in a reaction using stoichiometry

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can calculate quantities of reactants and products with stoichiometry

Were you absent for the Stoichiometry Test?

• All tests must be made up by 4pm Monday - no exceptions. 

• Times available: 

  • • Thursday: Lunch

    • Friday: Before school, lunch

    • Monday: Lunch, after school

Lab: Calories in Snack Foods - Post Lab and Lab Makeup Day

• Lab: Calories in Snack Foods

  • • Choose 3 snack foods to burn and collect data to calculate the calories.

    • Use room temperature water for each trial - do not reuse the hot water

    • Pre-burn: Find the mass of the snack food. Then find the mass of the snack food/watch glass/cord/pin combo.

    • Post-burn: Find the mass of the burned snack food/watch glass/cord/pin combo. Subtract the final burned mass from the starting mass to find out how much of the snack food burned.

    • Measuring Temperature

      • • • Instructions for setting up your Chromebook to run Vernier Graphical Analysis for the temperature probes.

          • Do not let the probe touch the inside bottom of the can - it should be just above the bottom in the water - you are measuring the water temperature

          • Record the initial temperature

          • Record the final temperature (highest temperature)

    • Do not let the cork or rubber stopper burn.

    • Do not stab yourself with the needle

    • Clean the can with water and a paper towel when you are done.

    • When finished complete the "Post-Lab Calculations and Analysis"

      • • Compare and share data with at least two other groups for your Calculations and Analysis

          • Food Label: Cheeto's Cheese Puff

          • Food Label: Chili Cheese Fritos

          • Food Label: Peanut

          • Food Label: Cheeto's Crunchy

          • Food Label: Doritos Cool Ranch

          • Food Label: Ruffles Cheddar and Sour Cream

Lab Notebook Due Date

• Lab Notebooks Due on Monday, May 18

Final Review

• Spring Final Review

  • • See the link above to access the Final Review. This document IS NOT yet complete - it is subject to change as I update it.

    • Due the day you take the Final.

    • The review is worth 30 points

    • The final is worth ~15% of your overall grade

• Seniors will take the final on Thursday, May 21 - see me about the Final Review Assignment for details.

  • • Senior Final is a shortened version of the regular final so it can be completed in one class period (hopefully).

    • Seniors Only (because you have less time to prepare): For the Final Review assignment, pick and choose the problems that you need the most review and practice. For questions or sections you do not complete on the assignment, give me an explanation of why you are choosing not to complete them.

Coming up:

Monday: Lab Notebooks Due, Gas Laws Lecture (J2)

Tuesday: Gas Laws Assignment

Wednesday: Quiz: Gas Laws

Thursday: Thermochemistry, Thermodynamics and Calorimetry Ch17 SENIORS take the Final today.

Friday: Final Review?, Thermochemistry, Thermodynamics and Calorimetry Ch17

Monday: No School

Tuesday-Wednesday: Final Review

May 14 - Thursday

LI - What will we learn today? Learn how how to calculate quantities in a reaction using stoichiometry

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can calculate quantities of reactants and products with stoichiometry

Were you absent for the Stoichiometry Test?

• All tests must be made up by 4pm Monday - no exceptions. 

• Times available: 

  • • Thursday: Lunch

    • Friday: Before school, lunch

    • Monday: Lunch, after school

Lab: Calories in Snack Foods

• Lab: Calories in Snack Foods

  • • Choose 3 snack foods to burn and collect data to calculate the calories.

    • Use room temperature water for each trial - do not reuse the hot water

    • Pre-burn: Find the mass of the snack food. Then find the mass of the snack food/watch glass/cord/pin combo.

    • Post-burn: Find the mass of the burned snack food/watch glass/cord/pin combo. Subtract the final burned mass from the starting mass to find out how much of the snack food burned.

    • Measuring Temperature

      • • • Instructions for setting up your Chromebook to run Vernier Graphical Analysis for the temperature probes.

          • Do not let the probe touch the inside bottom of the can - it should be just above the bottom in the water - you are measuring the water temperature

          • Record the initial temperature

          • Record the final temperature (highest temperature)

    • Do not let the cork or rubber stopper burn.

    • Do not stab yourself with the needle

    • Clean the can with water and a paper towel when you are done.

    • When finished complete the "Post-Lab Calculations and Analysis"

      • • Compare and share data with at least two other groups for your Calculations and Analysis

          • Food Label: Cheeto's Cheese Puff

          • Food Label: Chili Cheese Fritos

          • Food Label: Peanut

          • Food Label: Cheeto's Crunchy

          • Food Label: Doritos Cool Ranch

          • Food Label: Ruffles Cheddar and Sour Cream

Lab Notebook Due Date

• Lab Notebooks Due on Monday, May 18

Final Review

• Spring Final Review

  • • See the link above to access the Final Review. This document IS NOT yet complete - it is subject to change as I update it.

    • Due the day you take the Final.

    • The review is worth 30 points

    • The final is worth ~15% of your overall grade

• Seniors will take the final on Thursday, May 21 - see me about the Final Review Assignment for details.

  • • Senior Final is a shortened version of the regular final so it can be completed in one class period (hopefully).

    • Seniors Only (because you have less time to prepare): For the Final Review assignment, pick and choose the problems that you need the most review and practice. For questions or sections you do not complete on the assignment, give me an explanation of why you are choosing not to complete them.

Coming up:

Thursday: Lab - Calorimetry

Friday: Lab Day 2, Post-Lab and Gas Laws Intro 

Monday: Lab Notebooks Due, Gas Laws Lecture (J2)

Tuesday: Gas Laws Assignment

Wednesday: Quiz: Gas Laws

Thursday: Thermochemistry, Thermodynamics and Calorimetry Ch17 SENIORS take the Final today.

Friday: Final Review?, Thermochemistry, Thermodynamics and Calorimetry Ch17

Monday: No School

Tuesday-Wednesday: Final Review

May 13 - Wednesday

LI - What will we learn today? Learn how how to calculate quantities in a reaction using stoichiometry

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can calculate quantities of reactants and products with stoichiometry

Make-Up Test: Stoichiometry (for students who were absent yesterday)

• Write the version on your answer sheet

• One person per table. No electronic devices. 

• Turn in your answers and my test at the front when done.

PreLab: Thermodynamics and Calorimetry - Calories in Snack Foods

Due Thursday. Lab is Thursday (and maybe Friday). Read bullet points below carefully. 

• Lab: Calories in Snack Foods

  • • Note: For the procedure, you only need to summarize "Alternative Procedure".  We will be making/using the "Soda-Can Calorimeter" for this lab.

    • Your "Background" for this lab should be extensive. The background information listed is important for this lab - so include all of the important information including the formulas and a description of what the formulas are used for. You need to be able to do the 'math' for calorimetry.

    • All parts of the pre-lab must be completed. Show all work on calculations.

    • Bring lab shoes and hair ties.

Lab Notebook Due Date

• Lab Notebooks Due on Monday, May 18

Final Review

• Spring Final Review

  • • See the link above to access the Final Review. This document IS NOT yet complete - it is subject to change as I update it.

    • Due the day you take the Final.

    • The review is worth 30 points

    • The final is worth ~15% of your overall grade

• Seniors will take the final on Thursday, May 21 - see me about the Final Review Assignment for details.

  • • Senior Final is a shortened version of the regular final so it can be completed in one class period (hopefully).

    • Seniors Only (because you have less time to prepare): For the Final Review assignment, pick and choose the problems that you need the most review and practice. For questions or sections you do not complete on the assignment, give me an explanation of why you are choosing not to complete them.

Coming up:

Thursday: Lab - Calorimetry

Friday: Lab Day 2, Post-Lab and Gas Laws Intro 

Monday: Lab Notebooks Due, Gas Laws Lecture (J2)

Tuesday: Gas Laws Assignment

Wednesday: Quiz: Gas Laws

Thursday: Thermochemistry, Thermodynamics and Calorimetry Ch17 SENIORS take the Final today.

Friday: Final Review?, Thermochemistry, Thermodynamics and Calorimetry Ch17

Monday: No School

Tuesday-Wednesday: Final Review

May 12 - Tuesday

LI - What will we learn today? Learn how how to calculate quantities in a reaction using stoichiometry

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can calculate quantities of reactants and products with stoichiometry

Due Today: Stoichiometry

• Test Prep: Stoichiometry

Test: Stoichiometry

• Write the version on your answer sheet

• One person per table. No electronic devices. 

• Turn in your answers and my test at the front when done.

• Absent today? The makeup time will be DURING CLASS ON WEDNESDAY!

PreLab: Thermodynamics and Calorimetry - Calories in Snack Foods

Due Thursday. Lab is Thursday (and maybe Friday). Read bullet points below carefully. 

• Lab: Calories in Snack Foods

  • • Note: For the procedure, you only need to summarize "Alternative Procedure".  We will be making/using the "Soda-Can Calorimeter" for this lab.

    • Your "Background" for this lab should be extensive. The background information listed is important for this lab - so include all of the important information including the formulas and a description of what the formulas are used for. You need to be able to do the 'math' for calorimetry.

    • All parts of the pre-lab must be completed. Show all work on calculations.

    • Bring lab shoes and hair ties.

Lab Notebook Due Date

• Lab Notebooks Due on Monday, May 18

Final Review

• Spring Final Review

  • • See the link above to access the Final Review. This document IS NOT yet complete - it is subject to change as I update it.

    • Due the day you take the Final.

    • The review is worth 30 points

    • The final is worth ~15% of your overall grade

• Seniors will take the final on Thursday, May 21 - see me about the Final Review Assignment for details.

  • • Senior Final is a shortened version of the regular final so it can be completed in one class period (hopefully).

    • Seniors Only (because you have less time to prepare): For the Final Review assignment, pick and choose the problems that you need the most review and practice. For questions or sections you do not complete on the assignment, give me an explanation of why you are choosing not to complete them.

Coming up:

Tuesday: Test - Stoichiometry

Wednesday: Test makeup (for people taking other AP test and gone for Activities), Pre-Lab, Gas Laws Lecture (J2)

Thursday: Lab - Calorimetry

Friday: Lab Day 2, 

Monday: Lab Notebooks Due, Gas Laws Lecture (J2)

Tuesday: Gas Laws Assignment

Wednesday: Quiz: Gas Laws

Thursday: Thermochemistry, Thermodynamics and Calorimetry Ch17 SENIORS take the Final today.

Friday: Thermochemistry, Thermodynamics and Calorimetry Ch17

Monday-Wednesday: Final Review

May 11 - Monday

LI - What will we learn today? Learn how how to calculate quantities in a reaction using stoichiometry

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can calculate quantities of reactants and products with stoichiometry

Due Today: Limiting and Excess Practice Problems

Grade in class

• Stoichiometry Practice #4: Limiting/Excess, Percent Yield

Test Prep: Stoichiometry

Due Tomorrow

• Test Prep: Stoichiometry

PreLab: Thermodynamics and Calorimetry - Calories in Snack Foods

Due Thursday. Lab is Thursday (and maybe Friday). Read bullet points below carefully. 

• Lab: Calories in Snack Foods

  • • Note: For the procedure, you only need to summarize "Alternative Procedure".  We will be making/using the "Soda-Can Calorimeter" for this lab.

    • Your "Background" for this lab should be extensive. The background information listed is important for this lab - so include all of the important information including the formulas and a description of what the formulas are used for. You need to be able to do the 'math' for calorimetry.

    • All parts of the pre-lab must be completed. Show all work on calculations.

    • Bring lab shoes and hair ties.

Lab Notebook Due Date

• Lab Notebooks Due on Monday, May 18

Final Review

• Spring Final Review

  • • See the link above to access the Final Review. This document IS NOT yet complete - it is subject to change as I update it.

    • Due the day you take the Final.

    • The review is worth 30 points

    • The final is worth ~15% of your overall grade

• Seniors will take the final on Thursday, May 21 - see me about the Final Review Assignment for details.

  • • Senior Final is a shortened version of the regular final so it can be completed in one class period (hopefully).

    • Seniors Only (because you have less time to prepare): For the Final Review assignment, pick and choose the problems that you need the most review and practice. For questions or sections you do not complete on the assignment, give me an explanation of why you are choosing not to complete them.

Post Quiz Review: Stoichiometry

• Look over your Stoichiometry Quiz. Find mistakes and learn from them.

• Not happy with your grade? Fill out a 'Pink Sheet' and retake the quiz. Your scores will be averaged together.

  • • Quiz makeup times:

      • Friday: Before school, lunch

      • Monday: Before school, lunch, after school

      • Tuesday: Before school

Coming up:

Tuesday: Test - Stoichiometry

Wednesday: Gas Laws Lecture (J2)

Thursday: Lab - Calorimetry

Friday: Lab Day 2, 

Monday: Lab Notebooks Due, Gas Laws Lecture (J2)

Tuesday: Gas Laws Assignment

Wednesday: Quiz: Gas Laws

Thursday: Thermochemistry, Thermodynamics and Calorimetry Ch17 SENIORS take the Final today.

Friday: Thermochemistry, Thermodynamics and Calorimetry Ch17

Monday-Wednesday: Final Review

May 8 - Friday

LI - What will we learn today? Learn how how to calculate quantities in a reaction using stoichiometry

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can calculate quantities of reactants and products with stoichiometry

Collect all Graded Papers

• If you were absent yesterday, be sure to get all of your graded papers today - including your last quiz

Post Quiz Review: Stoichiometry

• Look over your Stoichiometry Quiz. Find mistakes and learn from them.

• Not happy with your grade? Fill out a 'Pink Sheet' and retake the quiz. Your scores will be averaged together.

  • • Quiz makeup times:

      • Friday: Before school, lunch

      • Monday: Before school, lunch, after school

      • Tuesday: Before school

Assignment: Limiting and Excess Practice Problems

Due Monday

• Do this ON YOUR OWN. You will not become proficient if you are relying on your neighbors!

• Stoichiometry Practice #4: Limiting/Excess, Percent Yield

Lab: Cooking Chemistry: Edible Water Bottles and Spherification

• Chemical Engineering: Edible Water Bottles and Cooking Chemistry

  • • Please clean everything very well, including your sink and countertop.

Coming up:

Monday: Grade Assignment in class, Test Prep Stoichiometry, Radon

Tuesday: Test - Stoichiometry

May 7 - Thursday

LI - What will we learn today? Learn how how to calculate quantities in a reaction using stoichiometry

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can calculate quantities of reactants and products with stoichiometry

Post Quiz Review: Stoichiometry

• Look over your Stoichiometry Quiz. Find mistakes and learn from them.

• Not happy with your grade? Fill out a 'Pink Sheet' and retake the quiz. Your scores will be averaged together.

  • • Quiz makeup times:

      • Friday: Before school, lunch

      • Monday: Before school, lunch, after school

      • Tuesday: Before school

Stoichiometry Lecture

Stoichiometry Lecture Slides

• Limiting and Excess Reactant Stoichiometry (slide 66)

• Absent today? Watch the lecture videos for these topics

  • • Stoichiometry 6: Limiting Reactant and Excess Reactant

    • Stoichiometry 7: Limiting and Excess Reactant #2

Assignment: Limiting and Excess Practice Problems

Due Monday

• Do this ON YOUR OWN. You will not become proficient if you are relying on your neighbors!

• Stoichiometry Practice #4: Limiting/Excess, Percent Yield

For Friday: Cooking Chemistry: Edible Water Bottles and Spherification

• Chemical Engineering: Edible Water Bottles and Cooking Chemistry

  • • Complete the planning part for Day 2

Coming up:

Wednesday: Lecture - Limiting and Excess Reactant Stoichiometry

Thursday: Lecture - Limiting and Excess Reactant Stoichiometry, Practice Problems test prep (A30)

Friday: Lab Edible Water Bottles Day 2

Monday: Test Prep Stoichiometry, Radon

Tuesday: Test - Stoichiometry

May 7 - Thursday

LI - What will we learn today? Learn how how to calculate quantities in a reaction using stoichiometry

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can calculate quantities of reactants and products with stoichiometry

Post Quiz Review: Stoichiometry

• Look over your Stoichiometry Quiz. Find mistakes and learn from them.

• Not happy with your grade? Fill out a 'Pink Sheet' and retake the quiz. Your scores will be averaged together.

  • • Quiz makeup times:

      • Friday: Before school, lunch

      • Monday: Before school, lunch, after school

      • Tuesday: Before school

Stoichiometry Lecture

Stoichiometry Lecture Slides

• Limiting and Excess Reactant Stoichiometry (slide 66)

• Absent today? Watch the lecture videos for these topics

  • • Stoichiometry 6: Limiting Reactant and Excess Reactant

    • Stoichiometry 7: Limiting and Excess Reactant #2

For Friday: Cooking Chemistry: Edible Water Bottles and Spherification

• Chemical Engineering: Edible Water Bottles and Cooking Chemistry

  • • Complete the planning part for Day 2

Coming up:

Wednesday: Lecture - Limiting and Excess Reactant Stoichiometry

Thursday: Lecture - Limiting and Excess Reactant Stoichiometry, Practice Problems test prep (A30)

Friday: Lab Edible Water Bottles Day 2

Monday: Test Prep Stoichiometry, Radon

Tuesday: Test - Stoichiometry

May 6 - Wednesday

LI - What will we learn today? Learn how how to calculate quantities in a reaction using stoichiometry

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can calculate quantities of reactants and products with stoichiometry

Stoichiometry Lecture

Stoichiometry Lecture Slides

• Limiting and Excess Reactant Stoichiometry (slide 56)

• Absent today? Watch the lecture videos for these topics

  • • Stoichiometry 6: Limiting Reactant and Excess Reactant

    • Stoichiometry 7: Limiting and Excess Reactant #2

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For Friday: Cooking Chemistry: Edible Water Bottles and Spherification

• Chemical Engineering: Edible Water Bottles and Cooking Chemistry

  • • Complete the planning part for Day 2

Coming up:

Wednesday: Lecture - Limiting and Excess Reactant Stoichiometry

Thursday: Lecture - Limiting and Excess Reactant Stoichiometry, Practice Problems test prep (A30)

Friday: Lab Edible Water Bottles Day 2

Monday: Test Prep Stoichiometry, Radon

Tuesday: Test - Stoichiometry

May 5 - Tuesday

LI - What will we learn today? Learn how how to calculate quantities in a reaction using stoichiometry

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can calculate quantities of reactants and products with stoichiometry

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Lab: Stoichiometry of S'Mores

Complete all of Part 2 today. "Cookin' S'Mores and Eatin' Em!"

• Lab: Stoichiometry of S'Mores

• What to include for Part 2:

  • • Purpose

    • Pre-Lab

    • Post-Lab

Cooking Chemistry: Edible Water Bottles and Spherification

• Chemical Engineering: Edible Water Bottles and Cooking Chemistry

  • • Complete the planning part for Day 2

Make-Quiz: Stoichiometry

• Were you absent for the quiz on Thursday? You need to get it made up by the time class starts on Wednesday.

• May use periodic table and calculator. 

• No electronic devices. All phones/watches/earbuds must be in the phone caddy.

Coming up:

Tuesday: Lab - Stoich of S'mores, Edible Water Bottle Day 2 planning,  Stoichiometry Lecture and Practice - Limiting and Excess Reactants (A28)

Wednesday: Lecture - Limiting and Excess Reactant Stoichiometry, Practice problems (A29)

Thursday: Lecture - Limiting and Excess Reactant Stoichiometry, Practice Problems test prep (A30)

Friday: Lab Edible Water Bottles Day 2

Monday: Test Prep Stoichiometry, Radon

Tuesday: Test - Stoichiometry 

May 4 - Monday

LI - What will we learn today? Learn how how to calculate quantities in a reaction using stoichiometry

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can calculate quantities of reactants and products with stoichiometry

Lab: Stoichiometry of S'Mores

Complete all of Part 2 today. "Cookin' S'Mores and Eatin' Em!"

• Lab: Stoichiometry of S'Mores

• What to include for Part 2:

  • • Purpose

    • Pre-Lab

    • Post-Lab

Cooking Chemistry: Edible Water Bottles and Spherification

• Chemical Engineering: Edible Water Bottles and Cooking Chemistry

  • • Complete the planning part for Day 2

Make-Quiz: Stoichiometry

• Were you absent for the quiz on Thursday? You need to get it made up by the time class starts on Wednesday.

• May use periodic table and calculator. 

• No electronic devices. All phones/watches/earbuds must be in the phone caddy.

Coming up:

Tuesday: Lab - Stoich of S'mores, Edible Water Bottle Day 2 planning,  Stoichiometry Lecture and Practice - Limiting and Excess Reactants (A28)

Wednesday: Lecture - Limiting and Excess Reactant Stoichiometry, Practice problems (A29)

Thursday: Lecture - Limiting and Excess Reactant Stoichiometry, Practice Problems test prep (A30)

Friday: Lab Edible Water Bottles Day 2

Monday: Test Prep Stoichiometry, Radon

Tuesday: Test - Stoichiometry

April 30 - Friday: NO SCHOOL!

April 30 - Thursday

LI - What will we learn today? Learn how how to calculate quantities in a reaction using stoichiometry

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can calculate quantities of reactants and products with stoichiometry

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Due Today: Stoichiometry Practice 2 - Mole to Mass (Quiz Prep)

• Stoichiometry Practice 2 - Mole to Mass

• Check your answers on the front table

Due Today: Stoichiometry Practice 2 - Mole to Mass and % Yield (Quiz Prep)

• Stoichiometry Practice 3 - Mass to Mass and Percent Yield

• Check your answers on the front table

Quiz: Stoichiometry

• May use periodic table and calculator. 

• No electronic devices. All phones/watches/earbuds must be in the phone caddy.

• One person per table.

Pre-Lab: Stoichiometry of S'Mores

Due Monday - Put this in your lab notebook. No S'More making if it is not completed. 

There are two parts to this lab.  Complete all of Part 1 and all of the necessary Pre-Lab sections of Part 2 by the due date.

• Lab: Stoichiometry of S'Mores

Coming up:

Friday: NO SCHOOL!

Monday: Lab or Stoichiometry Lecture and Practice - Limiting and Excess Reactants (A28)

Tuesday: Lab - Stoich of Smores, Stoichiometry Lecture and Practice - Limiting and Excess Reactants (A28)

April 29 - Wednesday

LI - What will we learn today? Learn how how to calculate quantities in a reaction using stoichiometry

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can calculate quantities of reactants and products with stoichiometry

Due Today: Stoichiometry Practice Problems

Show all work: no work = no credit

• Pg 391 Moles of Product #11b, 12ab

• Pg 393 Mass of Product #13, 14

• Pg 395 Molecules of Product #15, 16

• Pg 396 Volume Stoichiometry #17, 18

• Pg 398 Volume Needed #19

Stoichiometry Lecture

Stoichiometry Lecture Slides

• Percent Yield - starts on slide 49

• Absent Today? Watch the following lecture videos and take good notes:

  • • • Percent Yield (no video - read pg 404-406 and take notes)

Assignment (OPTIONAL): Stoichiometry Practice 1 - Mole to Mole (Quiz Prep)

Optional Assignment - this type of question might be on the quiz tomorrow - practice if you need it.

• Stoichiometry Practice 1 - Mole to Mole

• Check your answers on the front table

Assignment #1: Stoichiometry Practice 2 - Mole to Mass (Quiz Prep)

Due Tomorrow

• Stoichiometry Practice 2 - Mole to Mass

• Check your answers on the front table

Assignment #2: Stoichiometry Practice 2 - Mole to Mass and % Yield (Quiz Prep)

Due Tomorrow

• Stoichiometry Practice 3 - Mass to Mass and Percent Yield

• Check your answers on the front table

Pre-Lab: Stoichiometry of S'Mores

Due Monday - Put this in your lab notebook. No S'More making if it is not completed. 

There are two parts to this lab.  Complete all of Part 1 and all of the necessary Pre-Lab sections of Part 2 by the due date.

• Lab: Stoichiometry of S'Mores

Coming up:

Thursday: Quiz - Stoichiometry; Percent Yield Assignment

Friday: NO SCHOOL!

Monday: Lab or Stoichiometry Lecture and Practice - Limiting and Excess Reactants (A28)

Tuesday: Lab - Stoich of Smores, Stoichiometry Lecture and Practice - Limiting and Excess Reactants (A28)

April 28 - Tuesday

LI - What will we learn today? Learn how how to calculate quantities in a reaction using stoichiometry

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can calculate quantities of reactants and products with stoichiometry

Stoichiometry Lecture

Stoichiometry Lecture Slides

• Finish lecture from last week.

• Absent Today? Watch the following lecture videos and take good notes:

  • • • Stoichiometry 5: Mass to Mass Stoichiometry (Grams to Grams)

      • Percent Yield (Tomorrow)

Assignment #1: Stoichiometry Practice Problems

Due Tomorrow

Show all work: no work = no credit

• Pg 391 Moles of Product #11b, 12ab

• Pg 393 Mass of Product #13, 14

• Pg 395 Molecules of Product #15, 16

• Pg 396 Volume Stoichiometry #17, 18

• Pg 398 Volume Needed #19

Assignment #2: Percent Yield Practice Problems

Due Thursday

Show all work: no work = no credit

• Pg 408 #32

• Pg 413 #61

Pre-Lab: Stoichiometry of S'Mores

Due Thursday - Put this in your lab notebook. No S'More making if it is not completed. 

There are two parts to this lab.  Complete all of Part 1 and all of the necessary Pre-Lab sections of Part 2 by the due date.

• Lab: Stoichiometry of S'Mores

Coming up:

Tuesday: Stoichiometry Lecture and Practice (A28)

April 27 - Monday

LI - What will we learn today? Learn how chemical reactions, acids/bases, and solutions connect with coffee

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can write the chemical reactions, explain the acids, and calculate how concentrations affect flavor.

Stoichiometry Lecture

Stoichiometry Lecture Slides

• Finish lecture from last week.

• Absent Today? Watch the following lecture videos and take good notes:

  • • • Stoichiometry 3: Mole to Mole Stoichiometry

      • Stoichiometry 4: Mole to Mass Stoichiometry (Mole to Grams)

      • Stoichiometry 5: Mass to Mass Stoichiometry (Grams to Grams)

      • Percent Yield (Tomorrow)

Assignment #1: Stoichiometry Practice Problems

Due Wednesday

Show all work: no work = no credit

• Pg 391 Moles of Product #11b, 12ab

• Pg 393 Mass of Product #13, 14

• Pg 395 Molecules of Product #15, 16

• Pg 396 Volume Stoichiometry #17, 18

• Pg 398 Volume Needed #19

Assignment #2: Percent Yield Practice Problems

Due Wednesday

Show all work: no work = no credit

• Pg 408 #32

• Pg 413 #61

Pre-Lab: Stoichiometry of S'Mores

Due Thursday - Put this in your lab notebook. No S'More making if it is not completed. 

There are two parts to this lab.  Complete all of Part 1 and all of the necessary Pre-Lab sections of Part 2 by the due date.

• Lab: Stoichiometry of S'Mores

Coming up:

Tuesday: Stoichiometry Lecture and Practice (A28)

April 24 - Friday

LI - What will we learn today? Learn how chemical reactions, acids/bases, and solutions connect with coffee

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can write the chemical reactions, explain the acids, and calculate how concentrations affect flavor.

The Coffee Cup - Award Ceremony

• Photo and Award Day

Rocket Science - Award Ceremony

• 1st Place: Medals in Rocket Science

• 2nd/3rd Wall of Fame

Stoichiometry Lecture

Stoichiometry Lecture Slides

• Introduction, Mole to Mole Stoichiometry

• Absent Today? Watch the following lecture videos and take good notes:

  • • • Stoichiometry 1: Introduction to Stoichiometry

      • Stoichiometry 2: Five Simple Steps of Stoichiometry

      • Stoichiometry 3: Mole to Mole Stoichiometry

Coming up:

Friday: Stoichiometry Lecture and Practice

April 23 - Thursday

LI - What will we learn today? Learn how chemical reactions, acids/bases, and solutions connect with coffee

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can write the chemical reactions, explain the acids, and calculate how concentrations affect flavor.

The Coffee Cup - Award Ceremony

• Photo and Award Day

Rocket Science - Award Ceremony

• 1st Place: Medals in Rocket Science

• 2nd/3rd Wall of Fame

The Chemistry of Coffee Lesson 10 - Spectral and pH Analysis

• The Chemistry of Coffee - Lesson 10: Spectral and pH Analysis

  • • • Clean up all of the grinding and brewing equipment.

The Chemistry of Coffee Lesson 11 - Conclusion

• The Chemistry of Coffee - Lesson 11 - Conclusion

  • This should be minimum of 1 page. It should be well-written, comprehensive, and thorough. Use scientific thinking and scientific terms.

Coming up:

Friday: Stoichiometry Lecture and Practice

April 22 - Wednesday

LI - What will we learn today? Learn how chemical reactions, acids/bases, and solutions connect with coffee

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can write the chemical reactions, explain the acids, and calculate how concentrations affect flavor.

The Chemistry of Coffee Lesson 10 - Spectral and pH Analysis

• The Chemistry of Coffee - Lesson 10: Spectral and pH Analysis

  • • • Clean up all of the grinding and brewing equipment.

Coming up:

Wednesday:, Coffee Lesson 10/11 (M20/21)

Thursday: Awards Ceremony - Rocket Lab, Award Ceremony - Coffee, Coffee Lesson 11.

Friday: Stoichiometry Lecture and Practice

April 21 - Tuesday

LI - What will we learn today? Learn how chemical reactions, acids/bases, and solutions connect with coffee

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can write the chemical reactions, explain the acids, and calculate how concentrations affect flavor.

The Chemistry of Coffee - The Coffee Cup!

• The Chemistry of Coffee - Lesson 9: The Coffee Cup - Master Roaster Competition

  • • • All cups must be delivered to Mr. Beals in the first 15 minutes of class. Move quickly.

      • Score the coffee parameters according to your own opinion.

      • Enter your scores in the form on the assignment.

      • Clean up all of the grinding and brewing equipment

Coming up:

Monday: Coffee 8 - Master Roast

Tuesday: Coffee 9 - The Coffee Cup Competition (M8) 

Wednesday: Awards Ceremony - Rocket Lab, Coffee Lesson 10/11 (M20/21)

Thursday: Intro to Stoichiometry

Friday: The Coffee Cup Awards Ceremony, Stoichiometry Lecture and Practice  

April 20 - Monday

LI - What will we learn today? Learn how chemical reactions, acids/bases, and solutions connect with coffee

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can write the chemical reactions, explain the acids, and calculate how concentrations affect flavor.

Lab: The Chemistry of Coffee: Master Roaster - Your Own Roast

• The Chemistry of Coffee - Lesson 8: Master Roaster - Your Own Roast

  • • • Today is the only day to roast for the competition.

Coming up:

Monday: Coffee 8 - Master Roast

Tuesday: Coffee 9 - The Coffee Cup Competition (M8) 

Wednesday: Awards Ceremony - Rocket Lab, Coffee Lesson 10/11 (M20/21)

Thursday: Intro to Stoichiometry

Friday: The Coffee Cup Awards Ceremony, Stoichiometry Lecture and Practice  

April 17 - Friday

LI - What will we learn today? Learn how chemical reactions, acids/bases, and solutions connect with coffee

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can write the chemical reactions, explain the acids, and calculate how concentrations affect flavor.

Radon Monitoring Project

Work with your lab partner (groups of 2 only - unless you have prior approval from me to have 3 people in your group). All partners must collaborate and contribute. 

Note: All Radon project information can be found at the "Radon Monitoring Project" link in the menu of my website.

• Part 1: Radon at Home Data Collection

  • • This was completed when you took home radon detectors (30 pts for including data in digital form)

• Part 2: Mapping Radon Distribution and Concentration

  • • Part A and Part B are Due next week (must be shared with me before class time on this day)

• Part 3: Map Analysis of Radon Distribution and Concentration

  • • Due next week  (must be shared with me before class time on this day)

• Part 4: Radon CAPstone Project

  • • Introduction and details coming soon.

Pre-Lab: The Chemistry of Coffee

Pre-Lab Due Monday

• The Chemistry of Coffee - Lesson 8: Master Roaster - Your Own Roast

  • • • We will roast on Monday

Coming up:

Monday: Coffee 8 - Master Roast

Tuesday: Awards Ceremony - Rocket Lab

April 16 - Thursday

LI - What will we learn today? Learn how chemical reactions, acids/bases, and solutions connect with coffee

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can write the chemical reactions, explain the acids, and calculate how concentrations affect flavor.

Radon Monitoring Project

Work with your lab partner (groups of 2 only - unless you have prior approval from me to have 3 people in your group). All partners must collaborate and contribute. 

Note: All Radon project information can be found at the "Radon Monitoring Project" link in the menu of my website.

• Part 1: Radon at Home Data Collection

  • • This was completed when you took home radon detectors (30 pts for including data in digital form)

• Part 2: Mapping Radon Distribution and Concentration

  • • Part A and Part B are Due next week (must be shared with me before class time on this day)

• Part 3: Map Analysis of Radon Distribution and Concentration

  • • Due next week  (must be shared with me before class time on this day)

• Part 4: Radon CAPstone Project

  • • Introduction and details coming soon.

Pre-Lab: The Chemistry of Coffee

Pre-Lab Due Monday

• The Chemistry of Coffee - Lesson 8: Master Roaster - Your Own Roast

  • • • We will roast on Monday

Coming up:

*Friday: Radon Distribution Analysis

Monday: Coffee 8 - Master Roast

Tuesday: Awards Ceremony - Rocket Lab

April 15 - Wednesday

LI - What will we learn today? Learn how chemical reactions, acids/bases, and solutions connect with coffee

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can write the chemical reactions, explain the acids, and calculate how concentrations affect flavor.

Chemistry of Coffee Catch-up Day

• You cannot be in the lab area when I am gone so you will not be able to make-up or do any activities that require you to be in the lab. 

• Finish all post-labs, conclusions and anything else you have not yet completed.

Post-Lab: The Chemistry of Coffee Lesson 7: Brewing and Cupping Your First Roast

• The Chemistry of Coffee - Lesson 7: Brewing and Cupping Your First Cup

Pre-Lab: The Chemistry of Coffee Lesson 8: Master Roaster - Your Own Roast

Pre-Lab Due Monday of next week.

• The Chemistry of Coffee - Lesson 8: Master Roaster - Your Own Roast

  • • • We will roast on Monday

Radon Monitoring Project

You will be working on this for the next few days...

Work with your lab partner (groups of 2 only - unless you have prior approval from me to have 3 people in your group). All partners must collaborate and contribute. 

Note: All Radon project information can be found at the "Radon Monitoring Project" link in the menu of my website.

• Part 1: Radon at Home Data Collection

  • • This was completed when you took home radon detectors (30 pts for including data in digital form)

• Part 2: Mapping Radon Distribution and Concentration

  • • Part A and Part B are Due next week (must be shared with me before class time on this day)

• Part 3: Map Analysis of Radon Distribution and Concentration

  • • Due next week  (must be shared with me before class time on this day)

• Part 4: Radon CAPstone Project

  • • Introduction and details coming soon.

Coming up:

*Thursday: Radon Mapping (M27)

*Friday: Radon Distribution Analysis

Monday: Coffee 8 - Master Roast

Tuesday: Awards Ceremony - Rocket Lab

April 14 - Tuesday

LI - What will we learn today? Learn how chemical reactions, acids/bases, and solutions connect with coffee

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can write the chemical reactions, explain the acids, and calculate how concentrations affect flavor.

Lab: The Chemistry of Coffee Lesson 7: Brewing and Cupping Your First Roast

• The Chemistry of Coffee - Lesson 7: Brewing and Cupping Your First Cup

  • • Coffee Grinder - Must be cleaned thoroughly with a dry paper towel

    • French Press Brewer - Must be washed in your sink and dried thoroughly. Clean out the sink when done.

    • Sinks and Countertops - Must be cleaned with the lab station spray/sanitizer

Pre-Lab: The Chemistry of Coffee Lesson 8: Master Roaster - Your Own Roast

Pre-Lab Due Monday of next week.

• The Chemistry of Coffee - Lesson 8: Master Roaster - Your Own Roast

  • • • We will roast on Monday

Coming up:

*Wednesday: Coffee 7 Post-Lab, Coffee 8 Pre-Lab, Radon Mapping

*Thursday: Radon Mapping (M27)

*Friday: Radon Distribution Analysis

Monday: Coffee 8 - Master Roast

Tuesday: Awards Ceremony - Rocket Lab

April 13 - Monday - No School PIR Day

April 10 - Friday

LI - What will we learn today? Learn how chemical reactions, acids/bases, and solutions connect with coffee

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can write the chemical reactions, explain the acids, and calculate how concentrations affect flavor.

The Chemistry of Coffee Lesson 4 - Roasting Stages

The group that did not do this yesterday must complete it today.

• The Chemistry of Coffee - Lesson 4: Roasting Stages Lab

  • • Complete the pre-lab with the following information:

      • • Watch the clock, it takes about 18 minutes to pre-heat and roast the beans. If you don't have enough time, do it tomorrow.

The Chemistry of Coffee Lesson 5 - Chemicals in Coffee

Complete this during the time you are not using the roaster. 

• The Chemistry of Coffee - Lesson 5: Chemicals in Coffee

  • • This continues our introduction to Organic Chemistry. Read carefully and answer the questions thoroughly.

Lab: The Chemistry of Coffee Lesson 6: First Roast

One group at each work station must do this lesson today, the other group can do it tomorrow.

• The Chemistry of Coffee - Lesson 6: First Roast

• • • For the Pre-Lab: Purpose, Safety Concerns, Procedure

Coming up:

Monday: PIR No School

Tuesday: Coffee 7 - Tasting your roast (M15)

*Wednesday: Coffee 7 Post-Lab, Coffee 8 Pre-Lab

*Thursday: Radon Mapping (M27)

*Friday: Radon Distribution Analysis

Monday: Coffee 8 - Master Roast

Tuesday: Awards Ceremony - Rocket Lab

April 9 - Thursday

LI - What will we learn today? Learn how chemical reactions, acids/bases, and solutions connect with coffee

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can write the chemical reactions, explain the acids, and calculate how concentrations affect flavor.

The Chemistry of Coffee Lesson 4 - Roasting Stages

The group that did not do this yesterday must complete it today.

• The Chemistry of Coffee - Lesson 4: Roasting Stages Lab

  • • Complete the pre-lab with the following information:

      • • Watch the clock, it takes about 18 minutes to pre-heat and roast the beans. If you don't have enough time, do it tomorrow.

The Chemistry of Coffee Lesson 5 - Chemicals in Coffee

Complete this during the time you are not using the roaster. 

• The Chemistry of Coffee - Lesson 5: Chemicals in Coffee

  • • This continues our introduction to Organic Chemistry. Read carefully and answer the questions thoroughly.

Lab: The Chemistry of Coffee Lesson 6: First Roast

One group at each work station must do this lesson today, the other group can do it tomorrow.

• The Chemistry of Coffee - Lesson 6: First Roast

• • • For the Pre-Lab: Purpose, Safety Concerns, Procedure

Coming up:

Thursday: Awards Ceremony - Rocket Lab, Coffee 4,5,6

Friday: Coffee 4,5,6

Monday: PIR No School

Tuesday: Coffee 7 - Tasting your roast (M15)

*Wednesday: Coffee 7 Post-Lab, Coffee 8 Pre-Lab

*Thursday: Radon Mapping (M27)

*Friday: Radon Distribution Analysis

Monday: Coffee 8 - Master Roast

April 8 - Wednesday

LI - What will we learn today? Learn how chemical reactions, acids/bases, and solutions connect with coffee

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can write the chemical reactions, explain the acids, and calculate how concentrations affect flavor.

Coffee Overview:

• You must finish Lesson 3 today. Lessons 4 and 6 in must be completed in class this week.

• So, you MUST coordinate with your Pod Partners and figure out who is going to use the equipment on certain days.

  • • Note - both groups should be able to get thorugh Lesson 4 today if you do it quickly and the second group starts AS SOON as the first group finishes.

    • Note - one group at each Pod MUST do Lesson 6 (First Roast) on Thursday so their Pre-Lab must be ready tomorrow!

The Chemistry of Coffee! Lesson 3 - pH of Solutions Lab

Complete Part 2 today (while other group is doing Lesson 4)

• The Chemistry of Coffee - Lesson 3: pH of Solutions Lab

  • • Instructions for setting up your Chromebook to run Vernier Graphical Analysis for the pH probes.

    • Today: Complete Part 2  (while you wait for roasting equipment because you will be sharing with another group for Wed's lab)

The Chemistry of Coffee Lesson 4 - Roasting Stages

• The Chemistry of Coffee - Lesson 4: Roasting Stages Lab

  • • Complete the pre-lab with the following information:

      • • Watch the clock, it takes about 18 minutes to pre-heat and roast the beans. If you don't have enough time, do it tomorrow.

The Chemistry of Coffee Lesson 5 - Chemicals in Coffee

• The Chemistry of Coffee - Lesson 5: Chemicals in Coffee

  • • This continues our introduction to Organic Chemistry. Read carefully and answer the questions thoroughly.

Lab: The Chemistry of Coffee Lesson 6: First Roast

Pre-Lab Due Thursday (or Friday) - coordinate with your Pod Partners

• The Chemistry of Coffee - Lesson 6: First Roast

• • • Intro, Safety Concerns, Procedure

When finished:

• Post-Lab Questions - Rocket Lab

• Coffee Lesson 4 Post Lab

Coming up:

Tuesday: ACT

Wednesday: Coffee 4: Roasting Stages, Coffee 5,6

Thursday: Awards Ceremony - Rocket Lab, Coffee 4,5,6

Friday: Coffee 4,5,6

Monday: PIR No School

April 8 - Wednesday - ACT and PreACT Testing

April 6 - Monday

LI - What will we learn today? Learn how chemical reactions, acids/bases, and solutions connect with coffee

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can write the chemical reactions, explain the acids, and calculate how concentrations affect flavor.

The Chemistry of Coffee! Lesson 3 - pH of Solutions Lab

All lessons, data, and experiments need to be included in your Lab Notebook.

• The Chemistry of Coffee - Lesson 3: pH of Solutions Lab

  • • Instructions for setting up your Chromebook to run Vernier Graphical Analysis for the pH probes.

    • Today: Complete Part 1

    • Wednesday: Complete Part 2  (while you wait for roasting equipment because you will be sharing with another group for Wed's lab)

The Chemistry of Coffee Lesson 4 - Roasting Stages

Pre-Lab Due Wednesday

• The Chemistry of Coffee - Lesson 4: Roasting Stages Lab

  • • Complete the pre-lab with the following information:

      • • Purpose

        • Safety Concerns

        • Background (summary)

        • Pre-Lab Questions

        • Procedure (thorough summary)

          • We will be using "gas burners" so include the instructions for them.

When finished:

• Post-Lab Questions - Rocket Lab

• Post-Quiz Review: Mole conversions (see below)

Post Quiz Review: Mole Conversions

• Quiz will be turned back to you

• If you scored below 84% it is mandatory that you complete the Assessment Retake Form (Pink Sheet)

• Once you've completed the pink sheet, you may:

  • 1. Turn it into the make-up bin and not retake the quiz

    2. Keep it, staple your old quiz to the back, and bring it in to do a retake quiz. Quiz scores will be AVERAGED together.

• Retake times

  • 2. • Thursday: Lunch / After School

       • Monday: Lunch / After School (no retakes after this date)

Coming up:

Tuesday: ACT

Wednesday: Coffee 4: Roasting Stages, Coffee 5,6

Thursday: Awards Ceremony - Rocket Lab, Coffee 4,5,6

Friday: Coffee 4,5,6

Monday: PIR No School

April 6 - Monday

LI - What will we learn today? Learn how chemical reactions, acids/bases, and solutions connect with coffee

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can write the chemical reactions, explain the acids, and calculate how concentrations affect flavor.

The Chemistry of Coffee! Lesson 3 - pH of Solutions Lab

All lessons, data, and experiments need to be included in your Lab Notebook.

• The Chemistry of Coffee - Lesson 3: pH of Solutions Lab

  • • Instructions for setting up your Chromebook to run Vernier Graphical Analysis for the pH probes.

    • Today: Complete Part 1

    • Wednesday: Complete Part 2  (while you wait for roasting equipment because you will be sharing with another group for Wed's lab)

The Chemistry of Coffee Lesson 4 - Roasting Stages

Pre-Lab Due Wednesday

• The Chemistry of Coffee - Lesson 4: Roasting Stages Lab

  • • Complete the pre-lab with the following information:

      • • Purpose

        • Safety Concerns

        • Background (summary)

        • Pre-Lab Questions

        • Procedure (thorough summary)

          • We will be using "gas burners" so include the instructions for them.

When finished:

• Post-Lab Questions - Rocket Lab

• Post-Quiz Review: Mole conversions (see below)

Post Quiz Review: Mole Conversions

• Quiz will be turned back to you

• If you scored below 84% it is mandatory that you complete the Assessment Retake Form (Pink Sheet)

• Once you've completed the pink sheet, you may:

  • 1. Turn it into the make-up bin and not retake the quiz

    2. Keep it, staple your old quiz to the back, and bring it in to do a retake quiz. Quiz scores will be AVERAGED together.

• Retake times

  • 2. • Thursday: Lunch / After School

       • Monday: Lunch / After School (no retakes after this date)

Coming up:

Tuesday: ACT

Wednesday: Coffee 4: Roasting Stages, Coffee 5,6

Thursday: Awards Ceremony - Rocket Lab, Coffee 4,5,6

Friday: Coffee 4,5,6

Monday: PIR No School

April 3 - Friday: No School!

April 2 - Thursday

LI - What will we learn today? Learn how chemical reactions, acids/bases, and solutions connect with coffee

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can write the chemical reactions, explain the acids, and calculate how concentrations affect flavor.

The Chemistry of Coffee! Lesson 2 - Intro to pH

Due Monday

• All lessons, data, and experiments need to be included in your Lab Notebook.

• The Chemistry of Coffee - Lesson 2: Introduction to pH

When finished:

• Post-Lab Questions - Rocket Lab

• Post-Quiz Review: Mole conversions (see below)

Post Quiz Review: Mole Conversions

• Quiz will be turned back to you

• If you scored below 84% it is mandatory that you complete the Assessment Retake Form (Pink Sheet)

• Once you've completed the pink sheet, you may:

  • 1. Turn it into the make-up bin and not retake the quiz

    2. Keep it, staple your old quiz to the back, and bring it in to do a retake quiz. Quiz scores will be AVERAGED together.

• Retake times

  • 2. • Thursday: Lunch / After School

       • Monday: Lunch / After School (no retakes after this date)

Coming up:

Thursday: Coffee 2: Chemicals in Coffee (see website to make up if absent) (M1)

Monday: Coffee 3: pH of Solutions Lab (M2), Pre-Lab Coffee 4.

April 1 - Wednesday

LI - What will we learn today? Learn how chemical reactions, acids/bases, and solutions connect with coffee

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can write the chemical reactions, explain the acids, and calculate how concentrations affect flavor.

Now that you are a Rocket Scientist - Today is NASA Artemis II Launch Day!

• Today NASA will launch 4 people into space on a massive rocket to the moon. The astronauts will orbit the Earth and use gravity as a sling shot to the moon. They will make several orbits of the moon over several days and then use the moon's gravity to sling-shot back to earth. In all, they will spend 10 days in space using this mission as a 'practice run' and data collection for a future launch that will take humans back to the moon. 

• Learn all about it: https://www.nasa.gov/live/ 

• Watch the live launch at 4:24pm Mountain Time.

The Chemistry of Coffee!

All lessons, data, and experiments need to be included in your Lab Notebook.

• • • The Chemistry of Coffee: Lesson 1 - Why Coffee (An introduction video to this unit)

    • The Chemistry of Coffee: Lesson 1 - Video Questions

      • • • Absent today? Watch this video and answer the questions in your lab notebook

Post Quiz Review: Mole Conversions

• Quiz will be turned back to you

• If you scored below 84% it is mandatory that you complete the Assessment Retake Form (Pink Sheet)

• Once you've completed the pink sheet, you may:

  • 1. Turn it into the make-up bin and not retake the quiz

    2. Keep it, staple your old quiz to the back, and bring it in to do a retake quiz. Quiz scores will be AVERAGED together.

• Retake times

  • 2. • Thursday: Lunch / After School

       • Monday: Lunch / After School (no retakes after this date)

Coming up:

Thursday: Coffee 2: Chemicals in Coffee (see website to make up if absent) (M1)

Monday: Coffee 3: pH of Solutions Lab (M2)

March 31 - Tuesday

LI - What will we learn today? Learn how to how to calculate quantities in chemistry using the mole

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can use Avogadro's number and mole conversions to calculate quantities in chemical reactions

Lab: Rocket Lab - Launch Day!

Day 3 of 3

• Rocket Lab - Experimenting with Mole Ratios

• Rules

  • 2. • We will have 10 minutes to set up.

       • Then I will start a 30-minute timer. Your team can launch as many times as you can in 30 minutes. 

       • Each team will have a sticky note. Move it to where your rocket stops moving (not where it first hits). If it hits the wall, stick it at the impact point.

       • Be patient and kind with each other.  We only have one launchpad!

       • Your rocket must be behind the front edge of the launching table.

       • The launcher must be touching the table.

• Clean up

  • 2. • Wash and dry all equipment and place it on the middle table.

       • Put your rockets and gas collection nozzles in the bins on the middle table.

       • Wash your table with lab bench cleaner

       • Wash your hands.

Coming up:

Tuesday: Rocket Science - Launch Day! (A4)

Wednesday: Post-Lab, Post-Quiz Review (A9)

Thursday: Test Prep

March 30 - Monday

LI - What will we learn today? Learn how to how to calculate quantities in chemistry using the mole

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can use Avogadro's number and mole conversions to calculate quantities in chemical reactions

Lab: Rocket Lab

Day 2 of 3

• Rocket Lab - Experimenting with Mole Ratios

  • 1. Only need 2 test tubes, not 4.

    2. **Make your gas collection bulbs (rockets) before you fill test tubes to make gas.

Oxygen Gas Generator Notes:

• • 3. We are using Manganese Dioxide (MnO2) instead of yeast for the Hydrogen Peroxide catalyst

    4. Do not need to measure the Manganese Dioxide, use a pea-sized amount.

       • • If oxygen production slows, add more hydrogen peroxide.

Hydrogen Gas Generator Notes:

• • 5. We will use granular zinc instead of mossy zinc. Measure 5 g of Zinc (about 4 scoops)

       • • If hydrogen production slows, add another 1 g of zinc

Cleanup Notes:

• • 6. All waste MUST go in the waste containers in the fume hood - nothing down the sink

    7. Clean all glassware with water and a brush (no soap), dry and return to the middle station.

    8. Clean lab area with lab spray and paper towel

    9. Wash your hands with soap

Coming up:

Monday: Rocket Science Lab

Tuesday: Rocket Science - Launch Day! (A4)

Wednesday: Post-Lab, Post-Quiz Review (A9)

Thursday: Test Prep

March 27 - Friday

LI - What will we learn today? Learn how to how to calculate quantities in chemistry using the mole

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can use Avogadro's number and mole conversions to calculate quantities in chemical reactions

Lab: Rocket Lab

Day 1 of 3

• Rocket Lab - Experimenting with Mole Ratios

  • 1. Only need 2 test tubes, not 4.

    2. **Make your gas collection bulbs (rockets) before you fill test tubes to make gas.

Oxygen Gas Generator Notes:

• • 3. We are using Manganese Dioxide (MnO2) instead of yeast for the Hydrogen Peroxide catalyst

    4. Do not need to measure the Manganese Dioxide, use a pea-sized amount.

       • • If oxygen production slows, add more hydrogen peroxide.

Hydrogen Gas Generator Notes:

• • 5. We will use granular zinc instead of mossy zinc. Measure 5 g of Zinc (about 4 scoops)

       • • If hydrogen production slows, add another 1 g of zinc

Cleanup Notes:

• • 6. All waste MUST go in the waste containers in the fume hood - nothing down the sink

    7. Clean all glassware with water and a brush (no soap), dry and return to the middle station.

    8. Clean lab area with lab spray and paper towel

    9. Wash your hands with soap

Coming up:

Monday: Rocket Science Lab

Tuesday: Rocket Science - Launch Day!

March 26 - Thursday

LI - What will we learn today? Learn how to how to calculate quantities in chemistry using the mole

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can use Avogadro's number and mole conversions to calculate quantities in chemical reactions

Due Today: Molar Conversions Quiz Prep

• Practice Quiz: Molar Conversions

• When you have completed the practice quiz, check your answers with my key at the front

Quiz: Mole Conversions

• May use periodic table and calculator. 

• No electronic devices.

• One person per table.

Pre-Lab: Rocket Lab

Due Tomorrow

• Rocket Lab - Experimenting with Mole Ratios

  • Background: Summarize the important info

  • Procedure: You need a thorough summary of the entire procedure. If you only have a few sentences for each section, you will not be doing the lab!

Coming up:

Friday: Rocket Science Lab

Monday: Rocket Science Lab

Tuesday: Rocket Science - Launch Day!

March 25 - Wednesday

LI - What will we learn today? Learn how to how to calculate quantities in chemistry using the mole

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can use Avogadro's number and mole conversions to calculate quantities in chemical reactions

Due Today: Mole-Volume Relationships

• Pg 321 #20ab, 21ab

• Pg 322 #22, 23

Return Lab Notebooks

• Rubric shows grades

Assignment: Molar Conversions Quiz Prep

Due Tomorrow (the real Quiz is Tomorrow)

• Practice Quiz: Molar Conversions

• When you have completed the practice quiz, check your answers with my key at the front

Pre-Lab: Rocket Lab

Due Friday

• Rocket Lab - Experimenting with Mole Ratios

  • Background: Summarize the important info

  • Procedure: You need a thorough summary of the entire procedure. If you only have a few sentences for each section, you will not be doing the lab!

Quiz Tomorrow - Moles

• Want more help or practice? Visit Khan Academy: Mole and Molar Mass and click on any resource you need (including practice quiz questions)

Coming up:

Thursday: Quiz - The Mole, Pre-Lab Rocket Science

Friday: Rocket Science Lab

Monday: Rocket Science Lab

Tuesday: Rocket Science Lab - Launch Day!

March 24 - Tuesday

LI - What will we learn today? Learn how to how to calculate quantities in chemistry using the mole

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can use Avogadro's number and mole conversions to calculate quantities in chemical reactions

Lecture: The Mole

The Mole Lecture Slides (Slide 46 to the end)

• Absent today?

  • Read and take notes: Mole Volume Relationships Pg 320-323

Assignment #1: Mole-Volume Relationships

Due Tomorrow

• Pg 321 #20ab, 21ab

• Pg 322 #22, 23

Assignment #2: Molar Conversions Quiz Prep

Due Thursday (the real Quiz is on Thursday)

• Practice Quiz: Molar Conversions

• When you have completed the practice quiz, check your answers with my key at the front

Coming up:

Tuesday: Molar Volume

Wednesday: Mole Practice, Wayground Quiz Prep, Pre-Lab Rocket Science (A2)

Thursday: Quiz - The Mole, Pre-Lab Rocket Science

Friday: Rocket Science Lab

Monday: Rocket Science Lab

Tuesday: Rocket Science Lab - Launch Day!

March 23 - Monday

LI - What will we learn today? Learn how to how to calculate quantities in chemistry using the mole

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can use Avogadro's number and mole conversions to calculate quantities in chemical reactions

Lecture: The Mole

The Mole Lecture Slides (Slide 31-46)

• Video Lectures

  • The Mole 4: Converting Mass to Atoms - Practice Problems

  • The Mole 5: Converting Moles of Compound to Mass

  • The Mole 6: Converting Mass of Compounds to Atoms and Ions

Coming up:

Tuesday: Molar Volume

Wednesday: Mole Practice

March 18-March 22 - Spring Break

March 17 - Tuesday

LI - What will we learn today? Learn how to how to calculate quantities in chemistry using the mole

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can use Avogadro's number and mole conversions to calculate quantities in chemical reactions

Due Today: Percent Composition and Chemical Formulas

• Read and take notes

  • • • Empirical Formulas Pg 330-332

      • Molecular Formulas Pg 332-333

• Pg 326 #34

• Pg 327 #35a

• Pg 327 #36a

• Pg 329 #37b, 38b

• Pg 331 #39a, 40

Quiz Retake: Chemical Reactions - Balancing Chemical Equations

• • • • Pink Sheet complete? You may retake the quiz in class today.

        • Need: Calculator, Periodic Table, Pencil (no other resources allowed)

        • Sit in the lab area to retake

        • Turn it into the green bin up front when done.

Video: Beyond the Elements - Indestructible

• Watch the video online: Beyond the Elements - Indestructible

• Video Question Worksheet

Coming up:

Wed-Friday: Spring Break!

Monday: Lecture: Mole (slide 31)

March 16 - Monday

LI - What will we learn today? Learn how to how to calculate quantities in chemistry using the mole

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can use Avogadro's number and mole conversions to calculate quantities in chemical reactions

Due Today: Introduction to Mole Conversions

• Need more help: Read/Notes Ch 10 pg 306-310 

• Practice Problems. Show your work using Dimensional Analysis - no work, no credit

  • • Pg 309 #3,4 (look at the examples for help)

    • Pg 311 #5,6

    • Pg 315 #7,8,10,11,13,14,15

    • Need a review on Molar Mass? Watch this: The Mole 3 - Molar Mass

Due Today: Mole Converting Mass to Moles

• Pg 318 #16,17,18,19

Quiz Remediation: Chemical Reactions - Balancing Chemical Equations

• • • • If you are unhappy with your grade:

        • Fill out the top/front of the pink sheet: "Retake Form for Assessments"

        • Fill out the back by answering all questions that you got incorrect.  You may use the book, notes, etc.

        • Make sure all questions are correct.

          • • Retake Tuesday in class? If your pink sheet is done before class starts on Tuesday you may retake it in class.

            • Otherwise: Schedule a time to retake the quiz before 3:30 pm Tuesday. No retakes after this time/date.

Assignment: Percent Composition and Chemical Formulas

Due Tomorrow (Read and take notes today in class, finish it tomorrow if we have time)

• Read and take notes

  • • • Empirical Formulas Pg 330-332

      • Molecular Formulas Pg 332-333

• Pg 326 #34

• Pg 327 #35a

• Pg 327 #36a

• Pg 329 #37b, 38b

• Pg 331 #39a, 40

Radon Monitors Returned and Checked Out

• P6 - Return and Check out monitors

• Radon Checkout Calendar

Coming up:

Friday: Lecture - Mole Conversions to Atoms M25

Monday: Lecture continued M27 assignments, Quiz Remediation M27

Tuesday: Video, Quiz Remediation/retake

Wed-Friday: Spring Break!

Monday: Lecture: Mole (slide 31)

March 13 - Friday

LI - What will we learn today? Learn how to write chemical reaction equations

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can write skeleton equations for chemical reactions

Quiz Makup: Chemical Reactions - Balancing Chemical Equations, Classifying Reactions

• All make up quizzes must be completed by Today at 3:30pm.

• Rules:

  • One person per table

  • Turn off all e-devices and put them in the phone caddy. E-Device use today = zero on quiz.

  • No talking until all quizzes are turned in.

  • You need: Pencil, Periodic Table

Lecture: The Mole

The Mole Lecture Slides

• Introduction to Mole Conversions 

  • • The Mole 1 - Introduction to the Mole

    • The Mole 2 - Converting Moles to Atoms and Particles

• Molar Mass - Video: 

  • • The Mole 3 - Molar Mass

Assignment #1: Introduction to Mole Conversions

Due Monday

• Need more help: Read/Notes Ch 10 pg 306-310 

• Practice Problems. Show your work using Dimensional Analysis - no work, no credit

  • • Pg 309 #3,4 (look at the examples for help)

    • Pg 311 #5,6

    • Pg 315 #7,8,10,11,13,14,15

    • Need a review on Molar Mass? Watch this: The Mole 3 - Molar Mass

Assignment #2: Mole Converting Mass to Moles

Due Monday

• Pg 318 #16,17,18,19

Coming up:

Friday: Lecture - Mole Conversions to Atoms M25

Monday: Lecture continued M27 assignments, Quiz Remediation M27

March 12 - Thursday

LI - What will we learn today? Learn how to write chemical reaction equations

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can write skeleton equations for chemical reactions

Radon Monitor Checkout - Period 5, 6

• Calendar

• Take home today - due on Monday in class

Quiz Makup: Chemical Reactions - Balancing Chemical Equations, Classifying Reactions

• All make up quizzes must be completed by Friday at 3:30pm.

• Rules:

  • One person per table

  • Turn off all e-devices and put them in the phone caddy. E-Device use today = zero on quiz.

  • No talking until all quizzes are turned in.

  • You need: Pencil, Periodic Table

Lecture: The Mole

The Mole Lecture Slides

• Introduction to Mole Conversions 

  • • The Mole 1 - Introduction to the Mole

    • The Mole 2 - Converting Moles to Atoms and Particles

• Molar Mass - Video: 

  • • The Mole 3 - Molar Mass

Moved to Tomorrow - Introduction to Mole Conversions

• Need more help: Read/Notes Ch 10 pg 306-310 

• Practice Problems. Show your work using Dimensional Analysis - no work, no credit

  • • Pg 307 #1,2 (this is review of Dimensional Analysis)

    • Pg 309 #3,4 (look at the examples for help)

    • Pg 311 #5,6

    • Pg 315 #7,8,10,11,13,14,15

    • Need a review on Molar Mass? Watch this: The Mole 3 - Molar Mass

Coming up:

Thursday: Radon P5 checkout; Lecture - Intro to the Mole M20, Assign Mole Practice M21

Friday: Lecture - Mole Conversions to Atoms M25

Monday: Lecture continued M27 assignments

March 11 - Wednesday

LI - What will we learn today? Learn how to write chemical reaction equations

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can write skeleton equations for chemical reactions

Due Today: Lab Notebooks