Chemistry
I - The idea of assigning quantum
numbers for every individual electron in an atom is explored further as
students focus on the outer shell electrons and the orbit, orbital, and spin
each one has. The Laser Lab uses nanotechnology to find the spacing
between tracks on a CD. Classes and students judge their individual
and group accuracy and precision in order to evaluate and improve measuring and
lab skills. Various electron configuration notations, including short-hand,orbital,
and dot notation are studied.
Monday:
1. laser
lab past due
2. finish
notes thru dot notations
3. practice problems set 1 and 2 together
4. quiz tomorrow over it
5. notations 1 worksheet due Wednesday
Tuesday:
1. quiz over practice problems
2. notes over POMS
3. notations 1 due Thursday
4. review 4.2 due Friday
5. Laser labs back
6. notations 2 due Friday
Wednesday:
1. quiz back
2. Notations 1 examples together
3. Finish POMS notes
4. POMS quantum numbers worksheet due Monday
5. review sheet over 4.2 due tomorrow
6. notations 1 due tomorrow
Thurs:
1.
grade notations 1
2.
finish notations 2
3. review sheet over 4.2 due
4. notations practice quiz due Monday
5. POMS quantum numbers worksheet due Friday
6. notations quiz tomorrow
Friday:
1. grade notations 2
2. review 4.2 due
3. POMS quantum
worksheet due
4. analogy time!
Adv.
Chemistry - Naming acids and bases
will be reviewed and the concept of titration to find an unknown molarity is
introduced. Ions need to be memorized in order to be able to name
the acids. Different types of acid definitions are given in order to
understand how acids play a role in living systems. The acid-base
lab explores reactions of both.
Monday:
1. acid
base labs back
2. virtual
titration lab
Tuesday:
1. grade
naming bases review
2. notes
over titrations
3. wet lab tomorrow
4. naming acids review due tomorrow with quiz
Weds:
1. grade
naming acids
2. naming
acids quiz
3. start titration lab
Thurs:
1.
quiz back
2.
titration lab
3.
ion quiz tomorrow
4.
titration worksheet
due Monday
This week we will continue our application of equilibrium to
determine reaction shifts using LeChatelier's Principle and the equilibrium constant.
We will use a virtual lab to tests these shifts. The common ion effect
will be introduced and its role in equilibrium shifting will be explored in
several short labs.
Monday:
1. finish
notes on LeChatelier’s Principle
2. worksheet 1 and quiz tomorrow
3. worksheet 2 due Wednesday
4. virtual lab
Tuesday:
1. grade LeChatelier’s
worksheet 1
2. worksheet
2 due Wednesday
4. finish virtual lab
Wednesday:
1.
grade worksheet 2
2. quiz over LeChatelier’s Principle
3.
fake blood lab – due Friday
4. finish virtual lab
Thursday:
1.
quiz back
2.
common ion effect
notes
3. fake blood lab, Common Ion Effect Lab, and CO2 Labs - due Friday
4.
common ion effect worksheet due Monday
5. common ion effect quiz Monday
Friday:
1.
common ion effect worksheet
and quiz Monday
2.
finish virtual and other
labs
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