AP CHEM - Molecular Geometry Virtual Lab

THIS LAB IS DUE TUESDAY NOVEMBER 22nd. IT MAY BE SCANNED AND EMAILED AS AN ATTACHMENT.

We will be utilizing the eChem Applet and Structure Drawing Applet during our virtual lab on building models. Please open the links in separate windows or tabs so you may go back and forth to each site during the lab. The word document that contains the lab write up can be found here.

General Chem - Unit 3 Gas Laws - Introductory Virtual Lab Project

THESE 3 VIRTUAL LAB WRITE-UPS ARE DUE TUESDAY NOVEMBER 29th. THEY MAY BE EMAILED AS ATTACHMENTS. YOU MAY WORK IN GROUPS

Please download each of the three gas law virtual labs listed below. You must utilize the Gas Law Simulator linked to the right of this blog to conduct the experiments. To use the simulator, you must have JAVA.

Each activity requires you to create a graph. If you do not wish to draw the graphs by hand, you may use excel. However, on assessments, you may be required to draw a graph by hand.

Boyle's Law Virtual Lab Activity
Charles' Law Virtual Lab Activity
Gay-Lussac's Law Virtual Lab Activity

Unit 1 Exam - Review for Trimester Exam

Here is a blank copy of the Unit 1 exam we took earlier this year...

Unit 1 Exam

AP Chem - Lab Data

The percent water in a hydrate lab did not go over well....the science must go on. Here is what the data should have looked like. Use it in your calculations to determine the number of waters in the formula for your hydrates.

Hydrate Data

General Chem - Acid/Base PROJECT

Remember to ALL GenChem classes...presentations begin tomorrow (Wednesday Nov. 2nd). Please either email me your projects ahead of time, share them on Google docs or bring a flash drive to make it easier to get started. Mac users...bring your laptop and stop up to see Mr. Charney for the correct adapter to hook up the projector BEFORE YOU COME TO CLASS..

Also, for the group that has missed class time due to school related activities, your exam is still next week. There is a review packet that has been passed out. Stop in and get it early if you want to. Any material on the packet - and therefore the exam - that has not been covered in class can be found either on the PowerPoint, tutor websites or classroom textbook.