AP CHEMISTRY

AP Exam Information

• Exam Location, Map and Parking Information

  • • Date Time: Tuesday, May 6. Check-in time: 7:30am

    • Parking: **Parking has changed! The link above shows the CORRECT parking area so be sure you look at it. See info and map. It will take some time to find parking and to walk to the testing location.

    • Location: MSUB LI148 - find "LI" on map

• AP Chemistry is a hybrid digital and written exam this year. Multiple choice will be answered in the "Bluebook" app. FRQ's will be read in the bluebook app but answers will be hand-written on paper. To learn more and to see what the "Bluebook App" looks like, visit this page

• Students cannot wear hats or brimmed caps in the testing rooms (nothing covering their heads or ears, unless worn for medical or religious reasons)

• For digital and hybrid AP exams, students must know their College Board Account login information on exam day (username and password). Students that don't know this information will be dismissed. Please ensure that your students are aware of this requirement. 

• Students can take practice AP exams using the Bluebook app. The Bluebook app should be available on all Chromebooks in our high schools. The Bluebook app offers both test previews and full-length practice tests. Test previews are available for digital AP exams and allow students to familiarize themselves with the testing tools and format.

Calculator rules for the exam

• AP Chemistry Calculator Rules

• Bring your calculator to the exam. One will be provided within the AP Classroom program but it will be easier if you use your own.

AP Exam Prep

Resources from Beals for Prepping

• AP Chemistry Quick Review of Major Topics

• Things to Memorize for AP Chemistry

• AP Course at a Glance - List of Unit Topics

Exam Practice with Answers

Take these practice exams (pieces of former exams), set a timer, then look at the explanations of the answers. 

The AP Chemistry exam has:

• Section I has 60 multiple-choice questions in Section. This section is worth 50% of the total exam score and has a time limit of 90 minutes

• Section II has 7 free-response questions. Section II has a time limit of 1 hour and 45 minutes (105 minutes)

  • Section II has 3 long, multipart questions worth 10 points each. 

  • Section III has 4 short, multipart questions worth 4 points each. 

Time yourself. Set a timer for 1.5 minutes for each MCQ. 10 minutes for each short FRQ. 20 minutes for each long FRQ.

• 2023 International Practice Exam MCQ (suggest doing first 30 questions, set timer for 1.5 min/question). Answer Key

• 2023 International Practice Exam MCQ (suggest doing second 30 questions, set timer for 1.5 min/question). Answer Key

• 2023 International Practice Exam FRQ w/Scoring Guide (suggest doing 1/2 of test per sitting, set timer for 10 min for short FRQ, 20 min for long FRQ) 

• 2023 International Practice Exam FRQ w/Scoring Guide (suggest doing 1/2 of test per sitting, set timer for 10 min for short FRQ, 20 min for long FRQ)

AP Classroom

AP Classroom has several resources. If you want more, just let me know.

• AP On Demand Video Review - In "Course Guide" click on "Review"

  • • Daily Videos Assigned to you to help you do some practice exam problems.

• Practice Exams - In "Course Guide" click on "Practice Exams

  • • You can find videos where teachers go through each question and how to answer them. Just search for the exam name. Share your videos with me and I will update a link here.

• Unit Guides - In "Course Guide" click on "Unit #" click on "Unit # Guide"

  • • These were printed for you for each Unit. They are useful to help you review and to help you decide where to spend more time prepping and studying.

• Unit Progress Checks - I've assigned these for you in "assignments"

  • • MCQ and FRQ exam for each unit has been assigned to you to help you prepare and review for individual units.

• Unit Videos and Practice Problems

  • • Individual Unit videos are always available to you. If you want more individual unit practice problems, email me the details of what you want/need and I will make them available

Khan Academy

• Khan Academy AP Chemistry

  • • Create an account and go for mastery on each topic. One student who earned a "5" on the AP Exam said that this was one of the best resources they used!

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May 1- Thursday

2 class days until the exam

What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn about Equilibrium Reactions and Acid Base Reactions

How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can solve for Ka and Kb as well as pH and pOH

Due Today: 8.5 Electrolytic Cell

• Read/Notes Pg 538-547 (Do not skip this reading!)

• Pg 538 Warm Up

• Pg 540 #1

• Pg 542 QC all

• Pg 545 #1,#2

• Pg 547 QC

Lecture: Redox - Electrochemical Cells and Gibbs Free Energy

• Lecture Slides: 8.6 Faraday's Constant (slide 102)

8.6 Stoichiometry of Electrochemistry

Due Monday

• Pg 552-553 #1,2

• Pg 555 #1 (#2 optional)

• Pg 557 #1abc

AP Unit 9 Review

On Your Own

• The videos and practice quizzes for Unit 9 have been posted in your assignments to help you prepare for the AP Exam.

Coming up...

Thursday: 8.6 Faraday Constant (M6)

Friday: **NO SCHOOL**, Review for AP Exam

Monday: Ch 8 Quiz, Unit 9 FRQ, MCQ, 

Tuesday: AP EXAM!!!!!!!!!!

April 30- Wednesday

3 class days until the exam

What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn about Equilibrium Reactions and Acid Base Reactions

How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can solve for Ka and Kb as well as pH and pOH

Due Today: 8.4 Electrochemical Cell

• Pg 521 #1,2

• Pg 525 #1

• 532 #2all

Lecture: Redox - Electrochemical Cells and Gibbs Free Energy

• Lecture Slides: Continued from yesterday 8.5 Electrolytic Cell (slide 88)

Assignment #1: 8.5 Electrolytic Cell

Due Tomorrow 

• Read/Notes Pg 538-547 (Do not skip this reading!)

• Pg 538 Warm Up

• Pg 540 #1

• Pg 542 QC all

• Pg 545 #1,#2

• Pg 547 QC

Coming up...

Thursday: 8.6 Faraday Constant (M6)

Friday: **NO SCHOOL**, Review for AP Exam

Monday: Ch 8 Quiz, Unit 9 FRQ, MCQ, 

Tuesday: AP EXAM!!!!!!!!!!

April 29- Tuesday

4 class days until the exam

What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn about Equilibrium Reactions and Acid Base Reactions

How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can solve for Ka and Kb as well as pH and pOH

Due Today: 8.3 Standard Reduction Potential

• Pg 505 #1,2

• Pg 506 #1,2

• Pg 508 QC #1-7

• Pg 510 #1

• Pg 515 #19

• Pg 511 #2

Lecture: Redox - Electrochemical Cells and Gibbs Free Energy

• Lecture Slides: Continued from yesterday 8.4 Elecytrochemical Cell "Battery" (slide 69)

8.4 Electrochemical Cell

Due Tomorrow

• Pg 521 #1,2

• Pg 525 #1

• 532 #2all

Coming up...

Monday, April 28 [5 left]: 8.3 SRP Tables

Tuesday: 8.4 Electrochemical Cell

Wednesday: 8.5 Electrolytic Cell, Lab at 2:00pm - Buffer Chemistry XCredit

Thursday: 8.6 Faraday Constant

Friday: **NO SCHOOL**, Review for AP Exam

Monday: Ch 8 Quiz, Unit 9 FRQ, MCQ, 

Tuesday: AP EXAM!!!!!!!!!!

April 28- Monday

5 class days until the exam

What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn about Equilibrium Reactions and Acid Base Reactions

How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can solve for Ka and Kb as well as pH and pOH

Due Today: 8.2 Balancing Redox Reactions

• Pg 490 #2,3

• Pg 493 #1, 2

• Pg 495 #1

Lecture: Redox - Electrochemical Cells and Gibbs Free Energy

• Lecture Slides: 8.3 Standard Reduction Potential (slide 23)

• Lecture Slides: 8.4 Elecytrochemical Cell "Battery" (slide 33)

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8.3 Standard Reduction Potential

Due Tomorrow

• Pg 505 #1,2

• Pg 506 #1,2

• Pg 508 QC #1-7

• Pg 510 #1

• Pg 515 #19

• Pg 511 #2

Coming up...

Monday, April 28 [5 left]: 8.3 SRP Tables

Tuesday: 8.4 Electrochemical Cell

Wednesday: 8.5 Electrolytic Cell, Lab at 2:00pm - Buffer Chemistry XCredit

Thursday: 8.6 Faraday Constant

Friday: **NO SCHOOL**, Review for AP Exam

Monday: Ch 8 Quiz, Unit 9 FRQ, MCQ, 

Tuesday: AP EXAM!!!!!!!!!!

April 25- Friday

6 class days until the exam

What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn about Equilibrium Reactions and Acid Base Reactions

How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can solve for Ka and Kb as well as pH and pOH

Assignment: 8.2 Balancing Redox Reactions

Due Monday

• Pg 490 #2,3

• Pg 493 #1, 2

• Pg 495 #1

AP Exam Review

• When finished with today's assignments, study for the AP Exam - do not waste your time!

8.3 Standard Reduction Potential

Due Tuesday

• Pg 505 #1,2

• Pg 506 #1,2

• Pg 508 QC #1-7

• Pg 510 #1

• Pg 515 #19

• Pg 511 #2

Coming up...

Monday, April 28 [5 left]: 8.3 SRP Tables

Tuesday: 8.4 Electrochemical Cell

Wednesday: 8.5 Electrolytic Cell, Lab at 2:00pm - Buffer Chemistry XCredit

Thursday: 8.6 Faraday Constant

Friday: **NO SCHOOL**, Review for AP Exam

Monday: Ch 8 Quiz, Unit 9 FRQ, MCQ, 

Tuesday: AP EXAM!!!!!!!!!!

April 24- Thursday

7 class days until the exam

What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn about Equilibrium Reactions and Acid Base Reactions

How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can solve for Ka and Kb as well as pH and pOH

Lecture: Redox - Electrochemical Cells and Gibbs Free Energy

• Lecture Slides: Redox Reactions, Electrochemical Cells

Assignment: 8.2 Balancing Redox Reactions

Due Monday

• Pg 490 #2,3

• Pg 493 #1 (#2 optional but recommended)

• Pg 495 #1

8.3 Standard Reduction Potential

Due Tuesday

• Pg 505 #1,2

• Pg 506 #1,2

• Pg 508 QC #1-7

• Pg 510 #1

• Pg 515 #19

• Pg 511 #2

Coming up...

Thursday: [7 left] Ch8 TLSG, Ch 8.1 Redox Review and Applications

Friday*: 8.2 Balancing Redox Equations, Pre-Lab Buffer Chemistry

Monday, April 28 [5 left]: 8.3 SRP Tables

Tuesday: 8.4 Electrochemical Cell

Wednesday: 8.5 Electrolytic Cell, Lab at 2:00pm - Buffer Chemistry XCredit

Thursday: 8.6 Faraday Constant

Friday: **NO SCHOOL**, Review for AP Exam

Monday: Ch 8 Quiz, Unit 9 FRQ, MCQ, 

Tuesday: AP EXAM!!!!!!!!!!

April 23- Wednesday

8 class days until the exam

What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn about Equilibrium Reactions and Acid Base Reactions

How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can solve for Ka and Kb as well as pH and pOH

Due Today: 8.1 Redox Review

• Pg 479 #1,3,4,5,6,7,8

• Pg 482 #1,2,3

• Pg 486 #8 (this is what we will be using for the rest of Chapter 8 so make sure you understand it)

Unit 8: Acid Base Equilibrium MCQ and FRQ

The MCQ and FRQ are not graded, they are posted so you will use them to review. Now is the time to dig in and study, study, study!

• Unit 8 Unit Guide should be used to help you prepare for the exam and to review.

• AP Classroom: All videos for Unit 8 have been assigned in AP Classroom - watch them!

• AP Classroom: All practice MCQ's and FRQ's have been posted in AP Classroom - do them!

• Khan Academy: supplement review - Khan Academy Unit 8 Acids and Bases 

Assignment: Chapter 7 - Thermodynamics Quiz

Due Today by 3:00pm

• The 'quiz' has been assigned for you at EdvantageScience.com. It will be graded as an assignment at 3:00pm on Wednesday.

Coming up...

Thursday: [7 left] Ch8 TLSG, Ch 8.1 Redox Review and Applications

Friday*: 8.2 Balancing Redox Equations, Pre-Lab Buffer Chemistry

Monday, April 28 [5 left]: 8.3 SRP Tables

Tuesday: 8.4 Electrochemical Cell

Wednesday: 8.5 Electrolytic Cell, Lab at 2:00pm - Buffer Chemistry XCredit

Thursday: 8.6 Faraday Constant

Friday: **NO SCHOOL**, Review for AP Exam

Monday: Ch 8 Quiz, Unit 9 FRQ, MCQ, 

Tuesday: AP EXAM!!!!!!!!!!

April 22- Tuesday

9 class days until the exam

What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn about Equilibrium Reactions and Acid Base Reactions

How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can solve for Ka and Kb as well as pH and pOH

Unit 8: Acid Base Equilibrium Practice Exams and Review

Find time to review and take the practice quizzes and FRQ's. Now is the time to dig in and study, study, study!

• Unit 8 Unit Guide should be used to help you prepare for the exam and to review.

• AP Classroom: All videos for Unit 8 have been assigned in AP Classroom - watch them!

• AP Classroom: All practice MCQ's and FRQ's have been posted in AP Classroom - do them!

• Khan Academy: supplement review - Khan Academy Unit 8 Acids and Bases 

Due Today: 7.2 Gibbs Free Energy Practice Problems

• Pg 455 #1, (#2 optional but recommended)

• Pg 457 #1abc

• Pg 458 #3all

Due Today: 7.3 Pressure, Equilibrium, and Free Energy

• Pg 467 #1,2

TLSG Chapter 8: Application of Redox Reactions

• Chapter 8 Applications of Redox Reactions Traffic Light Study Guide

• This has been printed for you. Take a minute to fill it out.

Lecture: Redox - Electrochemical Cells and Gibbs Free Energy

• Redox Lecture Slides (Review - from Book 1 Chapter 6.3)

• Redox Reactions 2 (New - Electrochemical Cells and Gibbs Free Energy) Lecture Slides

Assignment #1: 8.1 Redox Review

Due Tomorrow

• Pg 479 #1,3,4,5,6,7,8

• Pg 482 #1,2,3

• Pg 486 #8 (this is what we will be using for the rest of Chapter 8 so make sure you understand it)

Assignment #2: Chapter 7 - Thermodynamics Quiz

Due Tomorrow at 3:00pm

• The 'quiz' has been assigned for you at EdvantageScience.com. It will be graded as an assignment at 3:00pm on Wednesday.

Coming up...

Tuesday: Ch8 TLSG, Ch 8.1 Redox Review and Applications, Unit 9 Study Guide, Redox Lecture A25)

Wednesday: Shortened class Assembly - Chapter y Quiz, Unit 8 MCQ/FRQ Work

Thursday: [7 left] Ch8 TLSG, Ch 8.1 Redox Review and Applications

Friday*: 8.2 Balancing Redox Equations, Pre-Lab Buffer Chemistry

Monday, April 28 [5 left]: 8.3 SRP Tables

Tuesday: 8.4 Electrochemical Cell

Wednesday: 8.5 Electrolytic Cell, Lab at 2:00pm - Buffer Chemistry XCredit

Thursday: 8.6 Faraday Constant

Friday: **NO SCHOOL**, Review for AP Exam

Monday: Ch 8 Quiz, Unit 9 FRQ, MCQ, 

Tuesday: AP EXAM!!!!!!!!!!

April 21- Monday

10 class days until the exam

What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn about Equilibrium Reactions and Acid Base Reactions

How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can solve for Ka and Kb as well as pH and pOH

Unit 8: Acid Base Equilibrium Practice Exams and Review

Find time to review and take the practice quizzes and FRQ's. Now is the time to dig in and study, study, study!

• Unit 8 Unit Guide should be used to help you prepare for the exam and to review.

• AP Classroom: All videos for Unit 8 have been assigned in AP Classroom - watch them!

• AP Classroom: All practice MCQ's and FRQ's have been posted in AP Classroom - do them!

• Khan Academy: supplement review - Khan Academy Unit 8 Acids and Bases 

Chapter 7 Lecture: 7.2 Gibbs Free Energy, 7.3 Equilibrium and Gibbs Energy

• Thermodynamics 2 Lecture Slides

Assignment #1: 7.2 Gibbs Free Energy Practice Problems

Due Tomorrow

• Pg 455 #1, (#2 optional but recommended)

• Pg 457 #1abc

• Pg 458 #3all

Assignment #2: 7.3 Pressure, Equilibrium, and Free Energy

Due Tomorrow

Read/Notes Pg 466 "Using G and K to predict reaction direction"

Read/Notes Pg 468 "Variations in total..."

• Pg 467 #1,2

Quiz: Chapter 7: Thermodynamics

Due Wednesday

• The 'quiz' has been assigned for you at EdvantageScience.com. It will be graded as an assignment at 3:00pm on Wednesday.

Coming up...

Monday, April 21: [10 left]: Unit 9 Study Guide (A23), Ch 7 TLSG, 7.1 Thermodynamics

Tuesday: 7.2 Gibbs Free Energy, Unit 7 FRQ Due. (OR Ch8 TLSG, Ch 8.1 Redox Review and Applications, Unit 9 Study Guide, Redox Lecture A25)

Wednesday: Unit 7 MCQ Due, 7.3 Pressure, Equilibrium and Free Energy, Ch 7 Quiz Assigned

Thursday: [7 left] Ch8 TLSG, Ch 8.1 Redox Review and Applications

Friday*: 8.2 Balancing Redox Equations, Pre-Lab Buffer Chemistry

Monday, April 28 [5 left]: 8.3 SRP Tables

Tuesday: 8.4 Electrochemical Cell

Wednesday: 8.5 Electrolytic Cell, Lab at 2:00pm - Buffer Chemistry XCredit

Thursday: 8.6 Faraday Constant

Friday: Ch 8 Quiz, Unit 8 FRQ, MCQ

Monday: Review for AP Exam

Tuesday: AP EXAM!!!!!!!!!!

April 18- Friday - NO SCHOOL!

April 17- Thursday

What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn about Equilibrium Reactions and Acid Base Reactions

How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can solve for Ka and Kb as well as pH and pOH

Unit 8: Acid Base Equilibrium Practice Exams and Review

Over the 3 day weekend, find time to review and take the practice quizzes and FRQ's. Now is the time to dig in and study, study, study!

• Unit 8 Unit Guide should be used to help you prepare for the exam and to review.

• AP Classroom: All videos for Unit 8 have been assigned in AP Classroom - watch them!

• AP Classroom: All practice MCQ's and FRQ's have been posted in AP Classroom - do them!

• Khan Academy: supplement review - Khan Academy Unit 8 Acids and Bases 

Intro to Unit 9: Applications of Thermodynamics 

• Unit 9 Applications of Thermodynamics 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.

Assignment: Chapter 7 Traffic Light Study Guide

• Fill out the Book 2 Chapter 7: Thermodynamics Traffic Light Study Guide  with your confidence on each topic.

• A copy has been printed for you on the front table.

Chapter 7 Lecture: 7.2 Gibbs Free Energy, 7.3 Equilibrium and Gibbs Energy

• Thermodynamics 2 Lecture Slides

Coming up...

Thursday: 6.5 Metal Oxides and Nonmetal Oxides in Water (on your own), Ch 6 quiz assigned, Unit 8 FRQ and MCQ Assigned (due next week)

Friday: NO SCHOOL 

Monday, April 21: [10 left]: Unit 9 Study Guide (A23), Ch 7 TLSG, 7.1 Thermodynamics

Tuesday: 7.2 Gibbs Free Energy, Unit 7 FRQ Due.

Wednesday: Unit 7 MCQ Due, 7.3 Pressure, Equilibrium and Free Energy, Ch 7 Quiz Assigned

Thursday: [7 left] Ch8 TLSG, Ch 8.1 Redox Review and Applications

Friday: 8.2 Balancing Redox Equations, Pre-Lab Buffer Chemistry

Monday, April 28 [5 left]: 8.3 SRP Tables

Tuesday: 8.4 Electrochemical Cell

Wednesday: 8.5 Electrolytic Cell, Lab at 2:00pm - Buffer Chemistry XCredit

Thursday: 8.6 Faraday Constant

Friday: Ch 8 Quiz, Unit 8 FRQ, MCQ

Monday: Review for AP Exam

Tuesday: AP EXAM!!!!!!!!!!

April 16- Wednesday

What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn about Equilibrium Reactions and Acid Base Reactions

How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can solve for Ka and Kb as well as pH and pOH

Pre-Lab: Acid Base Titration

Due Wednesday The Pre-Lab is mandatory. The lab is not. The lab can be competed at 2:05pm on this day for +10 xcredit. And +5 xcred for entirely completed post-lab.

• Lab: Acid Base Titration

  • • 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. 

      • • WE ARE NOT GOING TO DO THE INTRO ACTIVITY because you are doing the titrations outside of normal class time and I want you to have time to complete them

        • 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 2 acid/base combos to titrate. 

        • How to choose which indicator to use? You want an indicator that will change color at the equivelance point (the pH where the conc of acid and base are equivelant) Help: How to choose an indicator for your reaction. Feel free to use the internet for help as long as you know WHY you are using a specific indicator (note - you only have 4 options - look at them to help narrow it down)

        • You may not choose the same acid/base combinations as other groups around you.

        • Titrate each acid at least 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.

  • Post Lab

    • • • Complete all calculations and graphs to show the pH of the unknown solutions

        • Complete the "Student Worksheet PDF" by clicking the link at the end of the lab.

          • Need help? Refer to Ch6.3 Acid Base Titrations Pg 378-388

Due Today: 6.3 Titrations

• Pg 382 #1

• Pg 383 #1

• Pg 384 #2

• Pg 393 #7

Chapter 6.4: A Closer Look at Titrations

• Read/Notes Pg 395 - 424

Chapter 6.5: Non-Metal and Metal Oxides in Water

• Read/Notes Pg 425-438

AP Unit 8: Acid/Base Equilibrium Review

• Use your Unit 8 Unit Guide to help you prepare for the exam and to review.

• I've posed all the videos and practice quizzes for Unit 8: Acid/Base Equilibrium in AP Classroom

• I suggest using Khan Academy for this unit as a supplement review: Khan Academy Unit 8 Acids and Bases 

Coming up...

Thursday: 6.5 Metal Oxides and Nonmetal Oxides in Water (on your own), Ch 6 quiz assigned, Unit 8 FRQ and MCQ Assigned (due next week)

Friday: NO SCHOOL 

Monday, April 21: [10 left]: Unit 9 Study Guide (A23), Ch 7 TLSG, 7.1 Thermodynamics

Tuesday: 7.2 Gibbs Free Energy, Unit 7 FRQ Due.

Wednesday: Unit 7 MCQ Due, 7.3 Pressure, Equilibrium and Free Energy, Ch 7 Quiz Assigned

Thursday: [7 left] Ch8 TLSG, Ch 8.1 Redox Review and Applications

Friday: 8.2 Balancing Redox Equations, Pre-Lab Buffer Chemistry

Monday, April 28 [5 left]: 8.3 SRP Tables

Tuesday: 8.4 Electrochemical Cell

Wednesday: 8.5 Electrolytic Cell, Lab at 2:00pm - Buffer Chemistry XCredit

Thursday: 8.6 Faraday Constant

Friday: Ch 8 Quiz, Unit 8 FRQ, MCQ

Monday: Review for AP Exam

Tuesday: AP EXAM!!!!!!!!!!

April 15- Tuesday

What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn about Equilibrium Reactions and Acid Base Reactions

How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can solve for Ka and Kb as well as pH and pOH

Due Today: Quiz (Homework): Chapter 5 Acid / Base Equilibrium

• • • Treat this as a quiz. Try #1 - treat this as a quiz to test your knowledge. Try #2 - use your book and resources to correct the ones you got wrong - make sure you know how to do them.

    • Will be graded as an assignment.

Pre-Lab: Acid Base Titration

Due Wednesday The Pre-Lab is mandatory. The lab is not. The lab can be competed at 2:05pm on this day for +10 xcredit. And +5 xcred for entirely completed post-lab.

• Lab: Acid Base Titration

  • • 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. 

      • • WE ARE NOT GOING TO DO THE INTRO ACTIVITY because you are doing the titrations outside of normal class time and I want you to have time to complete them

        • 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 2 acid/base combos to titrate. 

        • How to choose which indicator to use? You want an indicator that will change color at the equivelance point (the pH where the conc of acid and base are equivelant) Help: How to choose an indicator for your reaction. Feel free to use the internet for help as long as you know WHY you are using a specific indicator (note - you only have 4 options - look at them to help narrow it down)

        • You may not choose the same acid/base combinations as other groups around you.

        • Titrate each acid at least 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.

  • Post Lab

    • • • Complete all calculations and graphs to show the pH of the unknown solutions

        • Complete the "Student Worksheet PDF" by clicking the link at the end of the lab.

          • Need help? Refer to Ch6.3 Acid Base Titrations Pg 378-388

Assignment #2: 6.3 Titrations

Due Wednesday 

• Pg 382 #1

• Pg 383 #1

• Pg 384 #2

• Pg 393 #7

Acid-Base Reactions Lecture

Acid-Base Reactions Lecture Slides

• 6.3 Acid-Base Titration (slide 72)

Coming up...

Wednesday April 16: Lecture Prac Problems 6.4 A Closer Look at Acid Base Titrations,

Thursday: 6.5 Metal Oxides and Nonmetal Oxides in Water (on your own), Ch 6 quiz assigned, Unit 7 FRQ and MCQ Assigned (due next week)

Friday: NO SCHOOL 

Monday, April 21: [10 left]: Unit 9 Study Guide, Ch 7 TLSG, 7.1 Thermodynaics

Tuesday: 7.2 Gibbs Free Energy, Unit 7 FRQ Due.

Wednesday: Unit 7 MCQ Due, 7.3 Pressure, Equilibrium and Free Energy, Ch 7 Quiz Assigned

Thursday: [7 left] Ch8 TLSG, Ch 8.1 Redox Review and Applications

Friday: 8.2 Balancing Redox Equations, Pre-Lab Buffer Chemistry

Monday, April 28 [5 left]: 8.3 SRP Tables

Tuesday: 8.4 Electrochemical Cell

Wednesday: 8.5 Electrolytic Cell, Lab at 2:00pm - Buffer Chemistry XCredit

Thursday: 8.6 Faraday Constant

Friday: Ch 8 Quiz, Unit 8 FRQ, MCQ

Monday: Review for AP Exam

Tuesday: AP EXAM!!!!!!!!!!

April 14- Monday

What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn about Equilibrium Reactions and Acid Base Reactions

How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can solve for Ka and Kb as well as pH and pOH

Due Today: 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

Assignment = Quiz (Homework): Chapter 5 Acid / Base Equilibrium

Due by Tuesday, April 15 at 8:00am (I will pull grades at 8am)

• • • Treat this as a quiz. Try #1 - treat this as a quiz to test your knowledge. Try #2 - use your book and resources to correct the ones you got wrong - make sure you know how to do them.

    • Will be graded as an assignment.

Pre-Lab: Acid Base Titration

Due Wednesday The Pre-Lab is mandatory. The lab is not. The lab can be competed at 2:05pm on this day for +10 xcredit.

• Lab: Acid Base Titration

  • • 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.

        • Help: How to choose an indicator for your reaction.  

    • 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

Assignment #2: 6.3 Titrations

Due Wednesday 

• Pg 382 #1

• Pg 383 #1

• Pg 384 #2

• Pg 393 #7

Acid-Base Reactions Lecture

Acid-Base Reactions Lecture Slides

• 6.2 Chemistry of Buffers

• 6.3 Acid-Base Titration

Coming up...

Monday, April 14 [14 class periods left counting today]: Lecture Prac Problems 6.2 Buffers

Tuesday: Lecture Prac Problems 6.3 Acid Base Titrations, 

Wednesday April 16: Lecture Prac Problems 6.4 A Closer Look at Acid Base Titrations,

Thursday: 6.5 Metal Oxides and Nonmetal Oxides in Water (on your own), Ch 6 quiz assigned, Unit 7 FRQ and MCQ Assigned (due next week)

Friday: NO SCHOOL 

Monday, April 21: [10 left]: Unit 9 Study Guide, Ch 7 TLSG, 7.1 Thermodynaics

Tuesday: 7.2 Gibbs Free Energy, Unit 7 FRQ Due.

Wednesday: Unit 7 MCQ Due, 7.3 Pressure, Equilibrium and Free Energy, Ch 7 Quiz Assigned

Thursday: [7 left] Ch8 TLSG, Ch 8.1 Redox Review and Applications

Friday: 8.2 Balancing Redox Equations, Pre-Lab Buffer Chemistry

Monday, April 28 [5 left]: 8.3 SRP Tables

Tuesday: 8.4 Electrochemical Cell

Wednesday: 8.5 Electrolytic Cell, Lab at 2:00pm - Buffer Chemistry XCredit

Thursday: 8.6 Faraday Constant

Friday: Ch 8 Quiz, Unit 8 FRQ, MCQ

Monday: Review for AP Exam

Tuesday: AP EXAM!!!!!!!!!!

April 11- Friday

What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn about Equilibrium Reactions and Acid Base Reactions

How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can solve for Ka and Kb as well as pH and pOH

Due Today: 6.1 Hydrolysis of Salts

• Pg 343 #1,2,3 

• Pg 344 #1,2

• Pg 345 #1,2

• Pg 346 #1a,2a

• Pg 347 #1 (recommend 2,3 but not required because I don't want to overload you)

Acid-Base Reactions Lecture

Acid-Base Reactions Lecture Slides

• 6.1 Hydrolysis of Salts

• 6.2 Chemistry of Buffers

Assignment #1: 6.2 The Chemistry of Buffers

Due Monday

• 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 Monday

• 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 = Quiz (Homework): Chapter 5 Acid / Base Equilibrium

Due by Tuesday, April 15 at 8:00am (I will pull grades at 8am)

• • • Treat this as a quiz. Try #1 - treat this as a quiz to test your knowledge. Try #2 - use your book and resources to correct the ones you got wrong - make sure you know how to do them.

    • Will be graded as an assignment.

Pre-Lab: Acid Base Titration

Due Wednesday, April 16: The Pre-Lab is mandatory. The lab is not. The lab can be competed at 2:05pm on this day for +10 xcredit.

• Lab: Acid Base Titration

  • • 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.

        • Help: How to choose an indicator for your reaction.  

    • 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

Coming up...

Monday, April 14 [14 class periods left counting today]: Lecture Prac Problems 6.2 Buffers

Tuesday: Lecture Prac Problems 6.3 Acid Base Titrations, 

Wednesday April 16: Lecture Prac Problems 6.4 A Closer Look at Acid Base Titrations,

Thursday: 6.5 Metal Oxides and Nonmetal Oxides in Water (on your own), Ch 6 quiz assigned, Unit 7 FRQ and MCQ Assigned (due next week)

Friday: NO SCHOOL 

Monday, April 21: [10 left]: Unit 9 Study Guide, Ch 7 TLSG, 7.1 Thermodynaics

Tuesday: 7.2 Gibbs Free Energy, Unit 7 FRQ Due.

Wednesday: Unit 7 MCQ Due, 7.3 Pressure, Equilibrium and Free Energy, Ch 7 Quiz Assigned

Thursday: [7 left] Ch8 TLSG, Ch 8.1 Redox Review and Applications

Friday: 8.2 Balancing Redox Equations, Pre-Lab Buffer Chemistry

Monday, April 28 [5 left]: 8.3 SRP Tables

Tuesday: 8.4 Electrochemical Cell

Wednesday: 8.5 Electrolytic Cell, Lab at 2:00pm - Buffer Chemistry XCredit

Thursday: 8.6 Faraday Constant

Friday: Ch 8 Quiz, Unit 8 FRQ, MCQ

Monday: Review for AP Exam

Tuesday: AP EXAM!!!!!!!!!!

April 10 - Thursday

What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn about Equilibrium Reactions and Acid Base Reactions

How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can solve for Ka and Kb as well as pH and pOH

Due Today: 5.5 Acid-Base Equilibrium Ka and Kb

• 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.

  • 1. Warmup Pg 321 together

    2. Read/Notes Pg 321-324

    3. *Pg 324 Quick Check #1,2,3

    4. *Pg 325 #1,2

    5. Read/Notes Pg 325-326

    6. *Pg 326 #1

    7. *Pg 327 #1

    8. Read/Notes Pg 328 

    9. *Pg 329 Quick Check #1

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.

AP Chemistry Memorization List

• Things to Memorize for AP Chemistry

  • • This has been printed for you on pink paper

    • Memorize these things! Add more to the back if there are things you think you should work on memorizing that are not listed here.

Acid-Base Reactions Lecture

Acid-Base Reactions Lecture Slides

• 6.1 Hydrolysis of Salts

• 6.2 Chemistry of Buffers

Assignment: 6.1 Hydrolysis of Salts

Due Tomorrow

• Pg 343 #1,2,3 

• Pg 344 #1,2

• Pg 345 #1,2

• Pg 346 #1a,2a

• Pg 347 #1 (recommend 2,3 but not required because I don't want to overload you)

Assignment = Quiz (Homework): Chapter 5 Acid / Base Equilibrium

Due by Tuesday, April 15 at 8:00am (I will pull grades at 8am)

• • • Treat this as a quiz. Try #1 - treat this as a quiz to test your knowledge. Try #2 - use your book and resources to correct the ones you got wrong - make sure you know how to do them.

    • Will be graded as an assignment.

Pre-Lab: Acid Base Titration

Due Wednesday, April 16: The Pre-Lab is mandatory. The lab is not. The lab can be competed at 2:05pm on this day for +10 xcredit.

• Lab: Acid Base Titration

  • • 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.

        • Help: How to choose an indicator for your reaction.  

    • 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

Coming up...

Thursday: Ch 5 Quiz Assigned, Unit 8 practice problems and videos assigned - start now!, Ch 6 TLSG, Ch6 Lecture (A10) 

Friday: Lecture: Acid Base Reactions - Hendersen Hasleback. Prac Problems 6.1

Monday, April 14 [14 class periods left counting today]: Lecture Prac Problems 6.2 Buffers

Tuesday: Lecture Prac Problems 6.3 Acid Base Titrations, 

Wednesday April 16: Lecture Prac Problems 6.4 A Closer Look at Acid Base Titrations,

Thursday: 6.5 Metal Oxides and Nonmetal Oxides in Water (on your own), Ch 6 quiz assigned, Unit 7 FRQ and MCQ Assigned (due next week)

Friday: NO SCHOOL 

Monday, April 21: [10 left]: Unit 9 Study Guide, Ch 7 TLSG, 7.1 Thermodynaics

Tuesday: 7.2 Gibbs Free Energy, Unit 7 FRQ Due.

Wednesday: Unit 7 MCQ Due, 7.3 Pressure, Equilibrium and Free Energy, Ch 7 Quiz Assigned

Thursday: [7 left] Ch8 TLSG, Ch 8.1 Redox Review and Applications

Friday: 8.2 Balancing Redox Equations, Pre-Lab Buffer Chemistry

Monday, April 28 [5 left]: 8.3 SRP Tables

Tuesday: 8.4 Electrochemical Cell

Wednesday: 8.5 Electrolytic Cell, Lab at 2:00pm - Buffer Chemistry XCredit

Thursday: 8.6 Faraday Constant

Friday: Ch 8 Quiz, Unit 8 FRQ, MCQ

Monday: Review for AP Exam

Tuesday: AP EXAM!!!!!!!!!!

April 9 - Wednesday

What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn about Equilibrium Reactions and LeChatelier's Principle

How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can qualitative describe how reactions shift in response to stresses

Acid-Base Equilibrium Lecture

Acid-Base Equilibrium Lecture Slides

• Start at Slide 40 (Calculating ion concentration for strong acid/base)

Due Today: 5.3 Ionization of Water

• Pg 299 Warmup #1,2

• Pg 301 #1,3

• Pg 302 #1,3

• Pg 304 #3,6

Due Today: 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

Assignment: 5.5 Acid-Base Equilibrium Ka and Kb

Due Tomorrow

• 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.

  • 1. Warmup Pg 321 together

    2. Read/Notes Pg 321-324

    3. *Pg 324 Quick Check #1,2,3

    4. *Pg 325 #1,2

    5. Read/Notes Pg 325-326

    6. *Pg 326 #1

    7. *Pg 327 #1

    8. Read/Notes Pg 328 

    9. *Pg 329 Quick Check #1

Pre-Lab: Acid Base Titration

Due Wednesday, April 16: The Pre-Lab is mandatory. The lab is not. The lab can be competed at 2:05pm on this day for +10 xcredit.

• Lab: Acid Base Titration

  • • 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.

        • Help: How to choose an indicator for your reaction.  

    • 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

Coming up...

Thursday: Ch 5 Quiz Assigned, Unit 8 practice problems and videos assigned - start now!, Ch 6 TLSG, Ch6 Lecture (A10) 

Friday: Lecture: Acid Base Reactions - Hendersen Hasleback. Prac Problems 6.1

Monday, April 14 [14 class periods left counting today]: Lecture Prac Problems 6.2 Buffers

Tuesday: Lecture Prac Problems 6.3 Acid Base Titrations, 

Wednesday April 16: Lecture Prac Problems 6.4 A Closer Look at Acid Base Titrations,

Thursday: 6.5 Metal Oxides and Nonmetal Oxides in Water (on your own), Ch 6 quiz assigned, Unit 7 FRQ and MCQ Assigned (due next week)

Friday: NO SCHOOL 

Monday, April 21: [10 left]: Unit 9 Study Guide, Ch 7 TLSG, 7.1 Thermodynaics

Tuesday: 7.2 Gibbs Free Energy, Unit 7 FRQ Due.

Wednesday: Unit 7 MCQ Due, 7.3 Pressure, Equilibrium and Free Energy, Ch 7 Quiz Assigned

Thursday: [7 left] Ch8 TLSG, Ch 8.1 Redox Review and Applications

Friday: 8.2 Balancing Redox Equations, Pre-Lab Buffer Chemistry

Monday, April 28 [5 left]: 8.3 SRP Tables

Tuesday: 8.4 Electrochemical Cell

Wednesday: 8.5 Electrolytic Cell, Lab at 2:00pm - Buffer Chemistry XCredit

Thursday: 8.6 Faraday Constant

Friday: Ch 8 Quiz, Unit 8 FRQ, MCQ

Monday: Review for AP Exam

Tuesday: AP EXAM!!!!!!!!!!

April 8 - Tuesday: ACT Test Day

April 7 - Monday: No School PIR Day

April 4 - Friday

What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn about Equilibrium Reactions and LeChatelier's Principle

How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can qualitative describe how reactions shift in response to stresses

Due Today: 5.1 Identifying Acids and Bases

• Reread anything you need help with

• Pg 275 all

• Pg 278 Prac Probs all

• Pg 278 Quick Check all

Due Today: 5.2 Strengths of Acids and Bases Practice Problems

• 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

Acid-Base Equilibrium Lecture

Acid-Base Equilibrium Lecture Slides

• Start at Slide 40 (Calculating ion concentration for strong acid/base)

Assignment #1: 5.3 Ionization of Water

Due Wednesday

• 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 Wednesday

• 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...

Monday: PIR Day - no school

Tuesday: ACT Exam

Wednesday: 5.4 pH and pOH, Prac Problems, PreLab Acid Titration Lab 

Thursday: 5.5 Ka and Kb. Prac Problems, Ch 5 Quiz Assigned

Friday: Unit 8 practice problems and videos assigned - start now!

Monday, April 14 [14 class periods left counting today]

Tuesday:

Wednesday April 16: AP Acid/Base Titration Lab 

April 3 - Thursday

What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn about Equilibrium Reactions and LeChatelier's Principle

How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can qualitative describe how reactions shift in response to stresses

Due Today: 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, it should show you the scoring guide (if not, see me for it)

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. 

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...

Friday: [19 left] 5.3 Ionization of Water, 5.3 Prac Problems, Pre-Lab Acid Base Titration  A5 (lab available ?dates?)

Monday: PIR Day - no school

Tuesday: ACT Exam

Wednesday: 5.4 pH and pOH, Prac Problems, Acid Titration Lab at 2:05pm (10 pts extra credit)

Thursday: 5.5 Ka and Kb. Prac Problems, Ch 5 Quiz Assigned

Friday: Unit 8 practice problems and videos assigned - start now!

Monday, April 14 [14 class periods left counting today]

Tuesday:

Wednesday April 16: AP Acid/Base Titration Lab 

April 2 - Wednesday

What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn about Equilibrium Reactions and LeChatelier's Principle

How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can qualitative describe how reactions shift in response to stresses

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

AP Unit 7 Equilibrium Free Response Questions

Due Thursday 

*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, it should show you the scoring guide (if not, see me for it)

Coming up...

Tuesday: Unit 7 exam (M21) , TLSG Ch 5 (M21), Unit Guide Unit 8 M22) [22 left], FRQ (homework assignment)

Wednesday: Ch5 Acid Base lecture (A1), 5.1, 5.2 Prac Problems (A1)

Thursday: [20 left]  Lecture Acid Base

Friday: Pre-Lab Acid Base Titration, Lecture

April 1 - Tuesday

What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn about Equilibrium Reactions and LeChatelier's Principle

How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can qualitative describe how reactions shift in response to stresses

Due Today = Quiz (Homework): Chapter 3 Chemical Equilibrium

Due today 8:00am (I will pull grades at 8am) 

• • • Will be graded as an assignment.

Due Today: 4.4 Precipitation Formation and Common Ion Effect

• (See question numbers by scrolling down to yesterday's assignments)

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

AP Unit 7 Equilibrium Free Response Questions

Due Thursday

*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, it should show you the scoring guide (if not, see me for it)

Coming up...

Tuesday: Unit 7 exam (M21) , TLSG Ch 5 (M21), Unit Guide Unit 8 M22) [22 left], FRQ (homework assignment)

Wednesday: Ch5 Acid Base lecture (A1), 5.1, 5.2 Prac Problems (A1)

Thursday: [20 left]  Lecture Acid Base

Friday: Pre-Lab Acid Base Titration, Lecture

March 31 - Monday

What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn about Equilibrium Reactions and LeChatelier's Principle

How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can qualitative describe how reactions shift in response to stresses

Due Today: 4.3 Solubility Product Constant Ksp

• 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 = Quiz (Homework): Chapter 3 Chemical Equilibrium

Due by Tuesday at 8:00am (I will pull grades at 8am) - I apologize! I just can't seem to get this quiz to post correctly. I hope it will work for you now...

• • • Treat this as a quiz. Try #1 - treat this as a quiz to test your knowledge. Try #2 - use your book and resources to correct the ones you got wrong - make sure you know how to do them.

    • Will be graded as an assignment.

Assignment: 4.4 Precipitation Formation and Common Ion Effect

Due Tomorrow

• 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

AP Unit 7: Equilibrium Review

Exam is Tomorrow!

• I've posed all the videos and practice quizzes in AP Classroom

• I suggest using Khan Academy for this unit as a supplement review: https://www.khanacademy.org/science/ap-chemistry-beta/x2eef969c74e0d802:equilibrium 

Extra Practice: Chapter 4 Quiz - Solubility Equilibrium

This is not an assignment

• The quiz is available at EdvantageScience.com for you to practice.

• We don't have enough days to do this in class and you already have enough homework tonight to prep for the exam. So, this is just posted as extra practice.

Coming up...

Tuesday: Unit 7 exam (M21) , TLSG Ch 5 (M21), Unit Guide Unit 8 M22) [22 left], FRQ (homework assignment)

Wednesday: Ch5 Acid Base lecture (A1), 5.1, 5.2 Prac Problems (A1)

Thursday: [20 left]  Lecture Acid Base

Friday: Pre-Lab Acid Base Titration, Lecture

March 28 - Friday

What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn about Equilibrium Reactions and LeChatelier's Principle

How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can qualitative describe how reactions shift in response to stresses

Lecture: Chapter 4 Intro to Solubility Equilibrium

• Solubility Equilibrium Lecture Slides

  • 4.4 Precipitation Formation and Common Ion Effect (slide 60)

Assignment = Quiz (Homework): Chapter 3 Chemical Equilibrium

Due by Tuesday at 8:00am (I will pull grades at 8am) - I apologize! I just can't seem to get this quiz to post correctly. I hope it will work for you now...

• • • Treat this as a quiz. Try #1 - treat this as a quiz to test your knowledge. Try #2 - use your book and resources to correct the ones you got wrong - make sure you know how to do them.

    • Will be graded as an assignment.

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

AP Unit 7: Equilibrium Review

• I've posed all the videos and practice quizzes in AP Classroom

• I suggest using Khan Academy for this unit as a supplement review: https://www.khanacademy.org/science/ap-chemistry-beta/x2eef969c74e0d802:equilibrium 

Coming up...

Thursday: 4.3, 4.4 Lecture conclusion, 4.3 and 4.4 prac problems (M15)

Friday: Prep for Unit 7 Exam [24 left]

Monday, March 31: Assign Ch4 Quiz, Unit 7 exam review or FRQ (homework assignment)

Tuesday: Unit 7 exam (M21) , TLSG Ch 5 (M21), Unit Guide Unit 8 M22) [22 left]

Wednesday: Ch5 Acid Base lecture (A1), 5.1, 5.2 Prac Problems (A1)

Thursday: [20 left]  Lecture Acid Base

Friday: Pre-Lab Acid Base Titration, Lecture

March 27 - Thursday

What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn about Equilibrium Reactions and LeChatelier's Principle

How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can qualitative describe how reactions shift in response to stresses

Lecture: Chapter 4 Intro to Solubility Equilibrium

• Solubility Equilibrium Lecture Slides

  • 4.4 Precipitation Formation and Ksp (slide 45)

Assignment = Quiz (Homework): Chapter 3 Chemical Equilibrium

Due by Tuesday at 8:00am (I will pull grades at 8am) - SORRY! I just can't seem to get this quiz to post correctly. I hope it will work for you now...

• • • Treat this as a quiz. Try #1 - treat this as a quiz to test your knowledge. Try #2 - use your book and resources to correct the ones you got wrong - make sure you know how to do them.

    • Will be graded as an assignment.

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 Monday

• 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

AP Unit 7: Equilibrium Review

• I've posed all the videos and practice quizzes in AP Classroom

• I suggest using Khan Academy for this unit as a supplement review: https://www.khanacademy.org/science/ap-chemistry-beta/x2eef969c74e0d802:equilibrium 

Coming up...

Thursday: 4.3, 4.4 Lecture conclusion, 4.3 and 4.4 prac problems (M15)

Friday: Assign Ch4 Quiz, Prep for Unit 7 Exam [24 left]

Monday, March 31: Unit 7 exam review or FRQ

Tuesday: Unit 7 exam (M21) , TLSG Ch 5 (M21), Unit Guide Unit 8 M22) [22 left]

Wednesday: Ch5 Acid Base lecture (A1), 5.1, 5.2 Prac Problems (A1)

Thursday: [20 left]

March 26 - Wednesday

What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn about Equilibrium Reactions and LeChatelier's Principle

How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can qualitative describe how reactions shift in response to stresses

Due Today: 4.2 Qualitative Analysis - ID Unknown Ions

• 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

Lecture: Chapter 4 Intro to Solubility Equilibrium

• Solubility Equilibrium Lecture Slides

  • 4.3 Solubility Product Constant Ksp (slide 23)

Assignment = Quiz (Homework): Chapter 3 Chemical Equilibrium

Due by Friday at 8:00am (I will pull grades at 8am)

• • • Treat this as a quiz. Try #1 - treat this as a quiz to test your knowledge. Try #2 - use your book and resources to correct the ones you got wrong - make sure you know how to do them.

    • Will be graded as an assignment.

AP Unit 7: Equilibrium Review

• I've posed all the videos and practice quizzes in AP Classroom

• I suggest using Khan Academy for this unit as a supplement review: https://www.khanacademy.org/science/ap-chemistry-beta/x2eef969c74e0d802:equilibrium 

Coming up...

Tuesday: Lecture Ch4.2 Qualitative Analysis,  4.1 Solubility Equilibrium (M12), 4.2 Assignment (M12) [only 27ish class periods left]

Wednesday: Ch4 Quiz Homework Due, Lecture 4.3, 4.4 (M14) [26 left]

Thursday: 4.3, 4.4 Lecture conclusion, 4.3 and 4.4 prac problems (M15)

Friday: Assign Ch4 Quiz, Prep for Unit 7 Exam [24 left]

Monday, March 31: Unit 7 exam review or FRQ

Tuesday: Unit 7 exam (M21) , TLSG Ch 5 (M21), Unit Guide Unit 8 M22) [22 left]

Wednesday: Ch5 Acid Base lecture (A1), 5.1, 5.2 Prac Problems (A1)

Thursday: [20 left]

March 25 - Tuesday

What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn about Equilibrium Reactions and LeChatelier's Principle

How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can qualitative describe how reactions shift in response to stresses

Due: 4.1 Concepts of Solubility

• 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 

Lecture: Chapter 4 Intro to Solubility Equilibrium

• Solubility Equilibrium Lecture Slides

  • 4.1 Intro to Solubility Equilibrium (quick review)

  • 4.2 Qualitative Analysis: ID Unknown Ions

Assignment: 4.2 Qualitative Analysis - ID Unknown Ions

Due Tomorrow

• 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

Assignment = Quiz (Homework): Chapter 3 Chemical Equilibrium

Due by Friday at 8:00am (I will pull grades at 8am)

• • • Treat this as a quiz. Try #1 - treat this as a quiz to test your knowledge. Try #2 - use your book and resources to correct the ones you got wrong - make sure you know how to do them.

    • Will be graded as an assignment.

AP Unit 7: Equilibrium Review

• I've posed all the videos and practice quizzes in AP Classroom

• I suggest using Khan Academy for this unit as a supplement review: https://www.khanacademy.org/science/ap-chemistry-beta/x2eef969c74e0d802:equilibrium 

Coming up...

Tuesday: Lecture Ch4.2 Qualitative Analysis,  4.1 Solubility Equilibrium (M12), 4.2 Assignment (M12) [only 27ish class periods left]

Wednesday: Ch4 Quiz Homework Due, Lecture 4.3, 4.4 (M14) [26 left]

Thursday: 4.3, 4.4 Lecture conclusion, 4.3 and 4.4 prac problems (M15)

Friday: Assign Ch4 Quiz, Prep for Unit 7 Exam [24 left]

Monday, March 31: Unit 7 exam review or FRQ

Tuesday: Unit 7 exam (M21) , TLSG Ch 5 (M21), Unit Guide Unit 8 M22) [22 left]

Wednesday: Ch5 Acid Base lecture (A1), 5.1, 5.2 Prac Problems (A1)

Thursday: [20 left]

March 25 - Tuesday

What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn about Equilibrium Reactions and LeChatelier's Principle

How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can qualitative describe how reactions shift in response to stresses

Due: 4.1 Concepts of Solubility

• 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 

Lecture: Chapter 4 Intro to Solubility Equilibrium

• Solubility Equilibrium Lecture Slides

  • 4.1 Intro to Solubility Equilibrium (quick review)

  • 4.2 Qualitative Analysis: ID Unknown Ions

Assignment: 4.2 Qualitative Analysis - ID Unknown Ions

Due Tomorrow

• 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

Assignment = Quiz (Homework): Chapter 3 Chemical Equilibrium

Due by Friday at 8:00am (I will pull grades at 8am)

• • • Treat this as a quiz. Try #1 - treat this as a quiz to test your knowledge. Try #2 - use your book and resources to correct the ones you got wrong - make sure you know how to do them.

    • Will be graded as an assignment.

AP Unit 7: Equilibrium Review

• I've posed all the videos and practice quizzes in AP Classroom

• I suggest using Khan Academy for this unit as a supplement review: https://www.khanacademy.org/science/ap-chemistry-beta/x2eef969c74e0d802:equilibrium 

Coming up...

Tuesday: Lecture Ch4.2 Qualitative Analysis,  4.1 Solubility Equilibrium (M12), 4.2 Assignment (M12) [only 27ish class periods left]

Wednesday: Ch4 Quiz Homework Due, Lecture 4.3, 4.4 (M14) [26 left]

Thursday: 4.3, 4.4 Lecture conclusion, 4.3 and 4.4 prac problems (M15)

Friday: Assign Ch4 Quiz, Prep for Unit 7 Exam [24 left]

Monday, March 31: Unit 7 exam review or FRQ

Tuesday: Unit 7 exam (M21) , TLSG Ch 5 (M21), Unit Guide Unit 8 M22) [22 left]

Wednesday: Ch5 Acid Base lecture (A1), 5.1, 5.2 Prac Problems (A1)

Thursday: [20 left]

March 24 - Monday

What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn about Equilibrium Reactions and LeChatelier's Principle

How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can qualitative describe how reactions shift in response to stresses

Due Today: 3.6 Equilibrium Problems ICE Tables

• Pg 211 #2,3

• Pg 214 #1,3

• Pg 216 #1,2

• Pg 218 #1,2,3

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

Reading: 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

Assignment #1: 4.1 Concepts of Solubility

Due Tomorrow

• 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 

Quiz: Chapter 3 Chemical Equilibrium

Homework - Due Wednesday

• • • Treat this as a quiz. Try #1 - treat this as a quiz to test your knowledge. Try #2 - use your book and resources to correct the ones you got wrong - make sure you know how to do them.

    • Will be graded as an assignment.

AP Unit 7: Equilibrium Review

• I've posed all the videos and practice quizzes in AP Classroom

• I suggest using Khan Academy for this unit as a supplement review: https://www.khanacademy.org/science/ap-chemistry-beta/x2eef969c74e0d802:equilibrium 

Moved to tomorrow - Lecture: Chapter 4 Intro to Solubility Equilibrium

• Solubility Equilibrium Lecture Slides

  • 4.1 Intro to Solubility Equilibrium (quick review)

  • 4.2 Qualitative Analysis: ID Unknown Ions

Coming up...

Tuesday: Lecture Ch4.2 Qualitative Analysis,  4.1 Solubility Equilibrium (M12), 4.2 Assignment (M12) [only 27ish class periods left]

Wednesday: Ch4 Quiz Homework Due, Lecture 4.3, 4.4 (M14) [26 left]

Thursday: 4.3, 4.4 Lecture conclusion, 4.3 and 4.4 prac problems (M15)

Friday: Assign Ch4 Quiz, Prep for Unit 7 Exam [24 left]

Monday, March 31: Unit 7 exam review or FRQ

Tuesday: Unit 7 exam (M21) , TLSG Ch 5 (M21), Unit Guide Unit 8 M22) [22 left]

Wednesday: Ch5 Acid Base lecture (A1), 5.1, 5.2 Prac Problems (A1)

Thursday: [20 left]

March 21 - Friday

What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn about Equilibrium Reactions and LeChatelier's Principle

How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can qualitative describe how reactions shift in response to stresses

Due Today: 3.5 The Reaction Quotient: Q, Kc, Keq

• **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

Lecture: Chemical Equilibrium 3.6 - Equilibrium ICE Tables

Continued from yesterday, Slides #179-End

• Chemical Equilibrium Lecture Slides

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

AP Unit 7: Equilibrium Review

• I've posed all the videos and practice quizzes in AP Classroom

• I suggest using Khan Academy for this unit as a supplement review: https://www.khanacademy.org/science/ap-chemistry-beta/x2eef969c74e0d802:equilibrium 

Coming up...

Monday: Quiz Prep, Quiz Homework, Ch 4 TLSG and Intro (M11), Read/Notes 4.1 (M11), Assignment 4.1 (M12)

Tuesday: Lecture Ch4 Solubility Equilibrium (M12), 4.2 Assignment (M12) [only 27ish class periods left]

March 20 - Thursday

What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn about Equilibrium Reactions and LeChatelier's Principle

How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can qualitative describe how reactions shift in response to stresses

Lecture: Chemical Equilibrium 3.5 - The Reaction Quotient: Q, Kc, Keq

• Chemical Equilibrium Lecture Slides

  • • Slides #149-168

Assignment: 3.5 The Reaction Quotient: Q, Kc, Keq

Due Tomorrow

• **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

Lecture: Chemical Equilibrium 3.6 - Equilibrium ICE Tables

• Chemical Equilibrium Lecture Slides

Coming up...

Friday: Lecture 3.6 ICE Tables and Prac Problems, 

Monday: Quiz Prep, Quiz Homework, Ch 4 TLSG and Intro (M11), Read/Notes 4.1 (M11), Assignment 4.1 (M12)

Tuesday: Lecture Ch4 Solubility Equilibrium (M12), 4.2 Assignment (M12) [only 27ish class periods left]

March 19 - Wednesday

What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn about Equilibrium Reactions and LeChatelier's Principle

How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can qualitative describe how reactions shift in response to stresses

Due Today: 3.4 Enthalpy, Entropy, and Spontaneity - Read/Notes

• **Read/Notes Pg 189-191 Enthalpy, Entropy, and Spontaneity (in you own notes)

• Pg 193 1abc, 2abcde, 3abcd, 4,5,6,7,8

Lecture: Chemical Equilibrium 3.4 - Entropy Change vs Enthalpy Change

Finish this lecture from yesterday

• Chemical Equilibrium Lecture Slides

  • • Slides #83-149

Lecture: Chemical Equilibrium 3.5 - The Reaction Quotient: Q, Kc, Keq

• Chemical Equilibrium Lecture Slides

  • • Slides #149-168

Assignment: 3.5 The Reaction Quotient: Q, Kc, Keq

Due Friday

• **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

Coming up...

Thursday: Lecture 3.6 ICE Tables and Prac Problems, 

Friday: Quiz Prep, Quiz Homework, Ch 4 TLSG and Intro (M11), Read/Notes 4.1 (M11), Assignment 4.1 (M12)

Monday: Lecture Ch4 Solubility Equilibrium (M12), 4.2 Assignment (M12) [only 27ish class periods left]

March 18 - Tuesday

What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn about Equilibrium Reactions and LeChatelier's Principle

How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can qualitative describe how reactions shift in response to stresses

Unit 7: Equilibrium Unit Guide

This did not get handed out at the beginning of this unit so we will go over it now.

• Unit 7 Equilibrium Unit Guide

  • • Unit 7: Equilibrium is covered in Book #2 Chapter 3 Chemical Equilibrium and Chapter 4 Solubility.

    • We will outline and discuss Chapter 3 Equilibrium

Lecture: Chemical Equilibrium 3.4 - Entropy Change vs Enthalpy Change

• Chemical Equilibrium Lecture Slides

  • • Slides #83-149

Assignment: 3.4 Enthalpy, Entropy, and Spontaneity - Read/Notes

Due Tomorrow 

• **Read/Notes Pg 189-191 Enthalpy, Entropy, and Spontaneity (in you own notes)

• Pg 193 1abc, 2abcde, 3abcd, 4,5,6,7,8

Coming up...

Tuesday: Lecture 3.4 Entropy vs Enthalpy (slide 83), 3.5 Equilibrium Constant Keq and Q (slide 149), 3.4 Homework (F26)

Wednesday: Lecture Continued, 3.5 Homework (F26)

Thursday: Lecture 3.6 ICE Tables and Prac Problems, 

Friday: Quiz Prep, Quiz Homework, Ch 4 TLSG and Intro (M11), Read/Notes 4.1 (M11), Assignment 4.1 (M12)

Monday: Lecture Ch4 Solubility Equilibrium (M12), 4.2 Assignment (M12) [only 27ish class periods left]

March 17 - Monday

What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn about Equilibrium Reactions and LeChatelier's Principle

How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can qualitative describe how reactions shift in response to stresses

ONLY 32 Class Periods until the Exam!!!

Lab: Applications of Le Chatelier's Principle

Day 3 of 3

• Lab: Applications of Le Chatelier's Principle

• Applications of Le Chatelier's Principle CLARIFICATIONS, POST LAB, CONCLUSION

• Complete the Post-Lab and Conclusion - (see "clarifications" sheet)

Coming up...

Tuesday: Lecture 3.4 Entropy vs Enthalpy (slide 83), 3.5 Equilibrium Constant Keq and Q (slide 149), 3.4 Homework (F26)

Wednesday: Lecture Continued, 3.5 Homework (F26)

Thursday: Lecture 3.6 ICE Tables and Prac Problems, 

Friday: Quiz Prep, Quiz Homework, Ch 4 TLSG and Intro (M11), Read/Notes 4.1 (M11), Assignment 4.1 (M12)

Monday: Lecture Ch4 Solubility Equilibrium (M12), 4.2 Assignment (M12) [only 27ish class periods left]

March 14 - Friday

What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn about Equilibrium Reactions and LeChatelier's Principle

How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can qualitative describe how reactions shift in response to stresses

ONLY 33 Class Periods until the Exam!!!

Due Today: 3.3 Equilibrium Practice Problems

• Pg 172 #1,2

• Pg 175 #1,2,3

• Pg 178 #1,2,3,5,6,8,9,10,12,15, 20, 21, 22

Lab: Applications of Le Chatelier's Principle

Day 2 of 3 

• Lab: Applications of Le Chatelier's Principle

• 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...

Monday: Lecture 3.4 Entropy vs Enthalpy (slide 83), 3.5 Equilibrium Constant Keq and Q (slide 149), 3.4 Homework (F26)

Tuesday: Lecture Continued, 3.5 Homework (F26)

Wednesday: Lecture 3.6 ICE Tables and Prac Problems, 

Thursday: Quiz Prep, Quiz Homework, Ch 4 TLSG and Intro (M11), Read/Notes 4.1 (M11), Assignment 4.1 (M12)

Friday: Lecture Ch4 Solubility Equilibrium (M12), 4.2 Assignment (M12)

March 13 - Thursday

What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn about Equilibrium Reactions and LeChatelier's Principle

How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can qualitative describe how reactions shift in response to stresses

Due Today: Le Chatelier's Principle 3.2

• Pg 156 #all

• Pg 158 #1,2

• Pg 160 QC #1-5

• Pg 160-161 Activity #all (Online Coin Flipper) You do not need to do this in a group.

• Pg 162 #1,2

• Pg 163 #5,6,8

• Pg 164 #11,12

Assignment: 3.3 Equilibrium Practice Problems

Due Friday

• Pg 172 #1,2

• Pg 175 #1,2,3

• Pg 178 #1,2,3,5,6,8,9,10,12,15, 20, 21, 22

Lab: Applications of Le Chatelier's Principle

Day 1 of 3 (need 3 days)

• Lab: Applications of Le Chatelier's Principle

• 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...

Friday: Lab - LeChatelier's Principle Stations

Monday: Lecture 3.4 Entropy vs Enthalpy (slide 83), 3.5 Equilibrium Constant Keq and Q (slide 149)

March 12 - Wednesday

What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn about Equilibrium Reactions and LeChatelier's Principle

How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can qualitative describe how reactions shift in response to stresses

Lecture: Chemical Equilibrium 

• 3.3 Equilibria Response to Volume Change and Temperature Change

• Chemical Equilibrium Lecture Slides

Assignment: Le Chatelier's Principle 3.2

Due Thursday

• Pg 156 #all

• Pg 158 #1,2

• Pg 160 QC #1-5

• Pg 160-161 Activity #all (Online Coin Flipper) You do not need to do this in a group.

• Pg 162 #1,2

• Pg 163 #5,6,8

• Pg 164 #11,12

Assignment: 3.3 Equilibrium Practice Problems

Due Friday

• Pg 172 #1,2

• Pg 175 #1,2,3

• Pg 178 #1,2,3,5,6,8,9,10,12,15, 20, 21, 22

Pre-Lab: Applications of Le Chatelier's Principle

Lab starts Thursday

• Lab: Applications of Le Chatelier's Principle

• Applications of Le Chatelier's Principle CLARIFICATIONS, POST LAB, CONCLUSION

Coming up...

Tuesday: Picture - Hogwarts; Lecture 3.2, 3.3

Wednesday: Lecture 3.3 Equilibria Response to Volume and Temperature Change 

Thursday: Lab - LeChatelier's Principle Stations

Friday: Lab - LeChatelier's Principle Stations

Monday: Lecture 3.4 Entropy vs Enthalpy (slide 83), 3.5 Equilibrium Constant Keq and Q (slide 149)

March 11 - Tuesday

What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn about Equilibrium Reactions and LeChatelier's Principle

How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can qualitative describe how reactions shift in response to stresses

Potions Certificate Ceremony

• Lab: Kinetics - Magic Ink

• Congrats to those who "made the wall"!

Lecture: Chemical Equilibrium 

• 3.2 Intro to LeChatelier's Principle

• 3.3 Equilibria Response to Volume Change

• Chemical Equilibrium Lecture Slides

Homework Assignment: Le Chatelier's Principle 3.2

Due Thursday

• Pg 156 #all

• Pg 158 #1,2

• Pg 160 QC #1-5

• Pg 160-161 Activity #all (Online Coin Flipper) You do not need to do this in a group. 

• Pg 162 #1,2

• Pg 163 #5,6,8

• Pg 164 #11,12

Pre-Lab: Applications of Le Chatelier's Principle

Lab starts Thursday

• Lab: Applications of Le Chatelier's Principle

• Applications of Le Chatelier's Principle CLARIFICATIONS, POST LAB, CONCLUSION

Coming up...

Tuesday: Picture - Hogwarts; Lecture 3.2, 3.3

Wednesday: Lecture 3.4 Entropy vs Enthalpy (slide 83), 3.5 Equilibrium Constant Keq and Q (slide 149) 

Thursday: Lab - LeChatelier's Principle Stations

Friday: Lab - LeChatelier's Principle Stations

March 10 - Monday

What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn about Kinetics and rates of reactions

How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can calculate reaction rates using experimental data

Lecture: Chemical Equilibrium 3.2 - Le Chatelier's Principle 

• Chemical Equilibrium Lecture Slides

Pre-Lab: Applications of Le Chatelier's Principle

Lab may start tomorrow, depending on how far we get in lecture.

• Lab: Applications of Le Chatelier's Principle

• Applications of Le Chatelier's Principle CLARIFICATIONS, POST LAB, CONCLUSION

Coming up...

Tuesday: Picture - Hogwarts; Lecture 3.3

Wednesday: Lab: LeChatelier's Principle Stations?

March 3-7 Spring Break! No School!

February 27 - Thursday

What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn about Kinetics and rates of reactions

How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can calculate reaction rates using experimental data

Intro to Unit 7: Equilibrium

• Unit 7 Equilibrium Unit Guide

  • • • A copy has been printed for you. It is on top of the book shelf where all the Honors Chemistry books are stacked up front.

    • Unit 7: Equilibrium is covered in Book #2 Chapter 3 Chemical Equilibrium and Chapter 4 Solubility.

    • Take time to read this entire Unit Guide. Use it throughout the unit lectures and practice problems and to prep for the exam.

Assignment: 3.1 Introduction to Dynamic Equilibrium

Due Tomorrow

• Read/Notes Pg 143-147 (Do not skip the reading and notes!)

  1. • Pg 145 #1-3

     • Pg 146 QC #1-4

     • Pg 147 QC #1-4

Coming up...

*Thursday: Intro to Unit 7, Intro to Ch3 (F12), 3.1 Read/Notes on own (F13)

*Friday: Pre-Lab LeChatelier's Principle (F20)

Spring Break

Monday: Lecture Equilibrium - Le Chatelier's Principle (F13)

February 26 - Wednesday

What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn about Kinetics and rates of reactions

How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can calculate reaction rates using experimental data

Post-Lab: Calorimetry - Designing a Hand Warmer

Due when lab notebooks are collected (I don't know the due date yet). 

• Lab: Calorimetry - Designing a Hand Warmer

• Lab: Calorimetry - Designing a Hand Warmer CLARIFICATIONS, POST-LAB, AND CONCLUSION SHEET

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. It is on top of the book shelf where all the Honors Chemistry books are stacked up front.

Coming up...

*Wednesday: Post-Lab/Conclusion Calorimetry Lab

*Thursday: Intro to Unit 7, Intro to Ch3 (F12), 3.1 Read/Notes on own (F13)

*Friday: Pre-Lab LeChatelier's Principle (F20)

Spring Break

Monday: Lecture Equilibrium - Le Chatelier's Principle (F13)

February 25 - Tuesday

What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn about Kinetics and rates of reactions

How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can calculate reaction rates using experimental data

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

Due Today: 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. 

Due Today: AP Unit 6 Practice Problems for Exam

• These ARE NOT optional and will be graded. Complete them in AP Classroom. 

Post-Lab: Calorimetry - Designing a Hand Warmer

Due when lab notebooks are collected (I don't know the due date yet). 

• Lab: Calorimetry - Designing a Hand Warmer

• Lab: Calorimetry - Designing a Hand Warmer CLARIFICATIONS, POST-LAB, AND CONCLUSION SHEET

Coming up...

*Wednesday: Post-Lab/Conclusion Calorimetry Lab

*Thursday: Intro to Unit 7, Intro to Ch3 (F12), 3.1 Read/Notes on own (F13)

*Friday: Pre-Lab LeChatelier's Principle (F20)

Spring Break

Monday: Lecture Equilibrium - Le Chatelier's Principle (F13)

February 24 - Monday

What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn about Kinetics and rates of reactions

How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can calculate reaction rates using experimental data

Wall of Fame: Magic Ink - Kinetics

Certificate and Photo Time!

• Lab: Kinetics - Magic Ink

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 Scoring Guide 

Assignment: Unit 6 - AP Classroom Videos

Due Tuesday (of next week)

• 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!

  1. • 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: AP Unit 6 Practice Problems for Exam

Due Tuesday (of next week)

• 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!

Coming up...

Friday: Exam Prep

Monday: Unit 6 FRQ (F8) and Exam Prep

Tuesday: Unit 6 Exam MCQ (F9)

*Wednesday: Post-Lab/Conclusion Calorimetry Lab

*Thursday: Intro to Unit 7, Intro to Ch3 (F12), 3.1 Read/Notes on own (F13)

*Friday: Pre-Lab LeChatelier's Principle (F20)