Thursday, November 7, 2013
Wednesday, November 6, 2013
Chapter 678 Exam Prep
Here are some EXTRA practice problems
Old Exam MC
Chapter 6 MC review (Note: This was downloaded from the New Jersey Center for Teaching and Learning) Answers are highlighted.
Some of the material I have elected to skip and will address at a later date. If it looks unfamiliar, ignore it. Some of the material that was covered in the book or last year related to Dalton's Atomic Theory are considered prior knowledge.
Chapter 7 MC review (Note: This was downloaded from the New Jersey Center for Teaching and Learning) Answers are highlighted.
PES Spectra will be discussed at a later date.
Chapter 8 MC 1
Chapter 8 MC 2 (choose the bonding problems)
Old Exam MC
Chapter 6 MC review (Note: This was downloaded from the New Jersey Center for Teaching and Learning) Answers are highlighted.
Some of the material I have elected to skip and will address at a later date. If it looks unfamiliar, ignore it. Some of the material that was covered in the book or last year related to Dalton's Atomic Theory are considered prior knowledge.
Chapter 7 MC review (Note: This was downloaded from the New Jersey Center for Teaching and Learning) Answers are highlighted.
PES Spectra will be discussed at a later date.
Chapter 8 MC 1
Chapter 8 MC 2 (choose the bonding problems)
Monday, September 23, 2013
Calorimetry Virtual Lab
http://www.chm.davidson.edu/vce/Calorimetry/index.html
Use the above website to explore Calorimetry. Please complete the first 5 virtual experiments, from Heat Capacity to Heat of Solution of Ammonium Nitrate. Follow the instructions and use the data collected to calculate each of the values associated with the experiment.
Tuesday, September 10, 2013
Chapter 5 and 19 Reading
Please read though chapters 5 and 19. You can hold off on anything after Page 830 (section 19.7) as we will come back to this and learn it with Equilibrium.
Major areas of focus include:
Enthalpy, Entropy, Laws of Themodynamics, Calorimetry, Endo vs. Exothermic Reactions, Stoichiometry with Energy Values.
You can play with the Calorimetry Virtual Lab to the right under simulations.
Major areas of focus include:
Enthalpy, Entropy, Laws of Themodynamics, Calorimetry, Endo vs. Exothermic Reactions, Stoichiometry with Energy Values.
You can play with the Calorimetry Virtual Lab to the right under simulations.
Friday, September 6, 2013
Inquiry Lab #1
Goal: Determine the
Mass Percent of Copper Metal in a Unknown Sample of Brass
Key concepts that must be addressed:
How do you remove the copper from the brass?
How do you determine the “amount” of copper that was removed
from the brass?
Consider the data collected and how that will be helpful –
Remember – Mass % of Copper in Brass = (Mass of Copper/Mass
of Brass)X100%
Requirement – You must incorporate the Spectrophotometer in
your procedure
Come to class with thoughtful ideas. DO NOT LOOK UP THE GOAL ONLINE. The idea is for you to think, not find the
answers on the internet. If you want to
look up information that is needed, like “how to remove copper from brass”
ok.
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