AP CHEMISTRY - LAB TOMORROW

You will be designing and executing a lab tomorrow to determine the UNKNOWN concentration of a specific colored electrolyte solution.  I have provided you a few resources to get your mind going.  You will not know the electrolyte until tomorrow.  You will have a stock solution of KNOWN concentration already created.  Your goal will be to determine the unknown concentration that I give you.  The following links include a video, a student written lab report and a 'cook book' lab from another AP class.  The last link is a prezi used to describe Beer's Law.  Use them wisely to develop your method.

http://staffweb.psdschools.org/rjensen/aplabs/beers_law_lab.pdf

http://www.fooschem.lmsdscitech.org/labs/AP_sample_LWU.pdf

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NoFGd8tWXAc

 http://prezi.com/kuj8q1wgs7bk/copy-of-determination-of-copper-ii-concentration-by-colorimetric-method/

AP CHEMISTRY - Practice Problems

The following packet will be beneficial for Chapters 6,7 and 8.  One of them will be your quiz on MONDAY OCTOBER 8th.  There is no quiz this Friday.  Get the packet HERE

 Questions featured in this packet:

2007 Form B #6

2003 Form B #7

2009 #6 - Omit part D

1999 #2

2000 #7

2003 Form B #7

2006 #8

GenChem - Webquest

GenChem - Complete the following webquest.  Turn in a hard copy on MONDAY OCTOBER 8th.  You may also use your book and any other resource(s) that can help in completing the task. You can use class time Thursday and/or Friday.

WEBQUEST

Element 113

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AP CHEM - Chapter 4,5&19 Exam

Next Tuesday, October 2nd will be our next AP Chem Exam.  It will cover the topics discussed in chapters 4, 5, & 19.  Topics NOT covered and therefore not included on the exam are: anything to do with equilibrium, bomb calorimeters, food and fuel, oxidation numbers, and titrations.  These will all be covered in later chapters. 

There are practice multiple choice question under AP STUDY RESOURCES.  An answer key will be up on the bulletin board. 

Here is a website that goes with our book.  Click on the specific chapter you are studying and look over the Problem Solving Center on the left-hand menu.  Prenhall Chemistry Website

Here are a few other sites that may be helpful.  Hunt around.
http://www.appracticeexams.com/ap-chemistry
http://www.adriandingleschemistrypages.com/apquiz.html
http://apchemistrynmsi.wikispaces.com/AP+Chemistry+Class+Lecture+Notes+AND+instructional+videos

Good Luck