Monday, June 20, 2016

Summer Chemistry 2016

Summer Chemistry Lesson Plans
Introduction - Monday, June 27
Go over syllabus, discuss course, etc.
Day 1 - Tuesday, June 28
Chapter 3: Matter: Properties and Changes (p68-99)
classwork
P75 1-4
P78-79 5-14
P83 14-18 (14 is really 15...it is a typo)
P88 19-23
P90 24-30
Homework
P94-97 32-96 even
Read pages 101-114 (Early Ideas About Matter, Defining the Atom) of chapter 4
Day 2 - Wednesday, June 29
  1. Review questions from p94-97 32-96 even and p105 1-6, and p114 7-10
  2. Chapter 4 - The Structure of the Atom
  3. Atomic Number p116 12-15
  4. Isotopes and Mass Number p118 16-17
  5. Mass of Atoms p121 18-19
  6. Unstable Nuclei and Radioactive Decay p124 25-27
  7. Lab: Model Atomic Mass p126
Need- trail mix snack
  1. Homework p128-129 30-88 even, and read pages 134-145 (Light and Quantized Energy) of chapter 5
Day 3 - Thursday, June 30
  1. Review questions from p128-129 30-88 even and p140 1-4, p143 5-7, p145 8-14
  2. Quiz - chapter 4: Structure of the Atom
  3. Chapter 5 - Electrons in Atoms
  4. Quantum Theory and the Atom (Bohr’s Model) p155 15-20
  5. Electron Configuration p160 21-25, p162 29-33
  6. Lab: Identifying Atomic Spectra
use this website to ID the spectra - http://astro.u-strasbg.fr/~koppen/discharge/
7. Homework p166-168 34-92 even, and read pages 173-186 (Development of the Modern
Periodic Table, and Classification of the Elements) of chapter 6

Day 4 - Tuesday, July 5
  1. Review questions from p166-168 34-92 even, and p181 1-7, and p186 11-15
  2. Chapter 6 - The Periodic Table
  3. Periodic Trends p189 16-19
  4. MiniLab: Organizing Elements p193
Need-note cards
  1. Questions p194 20-23
  2. Homework p198-200 26-80 even, and read pages 204-217 (Ion Formation, Ionic Bonds and Ionic Compounds) of chapter 7
Day 5 - Wednesday, July 6
  1. Review questions from p198-200 26-80 even, and p209 1-6, and p217 12-17
  2. Test - Chapters 5 and 6 (Electrons in Atoms and the Periodic Table)
  3. Chapter 7 - Ionic Compounds and Metals
  4. Names and Formulas for Ionic Compounds p222 24-26, p223 28-32, p224 34-39
  5. Metallic Bonds and the Properties of Metals p228 40-45
  6. ChemLab: Synthesize an Ionic Compound p230
need-Mg ribbon and distilled water
  1. Homework p232-234 46-102 even, and read pages 238-252 (The Covalent Bond, Naming Molecules) of chapter 8
Day 6 - Thursday, July 7
  1. Review questions from p232-234, and p244 1-5, and p247 7-11, and p249 14-18, and p251 19-30, and p252 31-36
  2. Test - chapter 7: Ionic Compounds and Metals
  3. Chapter 8 - Covalent Bonding
  4. Molecular Structures p255 37,p256 39, p257 41, p260 50-52
  5. Molecular Shapes p264 56-64
  6. Electronegativity and Polarity p270 68-76
  7. ChemLab: Model Molecular Shapes p 272
  8. Homework p274-275 78-122 even, and read pages 280-298 (Reactions and Equations, Classifying Chemical Reactions) of chapter 9

Monday - July 11

we will use this day to review and catch up on bonding and start the next chapter if time permits
Day 7 - Tuesday, July 12
  1. Review questions from p274-275 78-122 even, and p284 1-2, p287 4-5, p288 7-12, p291 14-17, p292 18-20, p295 21-24, p297 25-27, p298 29-34
  2. Chapter 9 - Chemical Reactions
  3. Reactions in Aqueous Solutions p302 35-38, p304 40-43, p306 45-48, p308 50-55
  4. MiniLab: Observe a Precipitate Forming Reaction p 301
need-NaOH and Epsom Salts (MgSO4)
  1. Homework - review for Final Exam tomorrow
Day 8 - Wednesday, July 13
  1. Review
  2. Final Exam
  3. If you are also taking the second semester: Homework - read pages 318 - 332 (Measuring Matter, Mass and the Mole) of chapter 10
Second Semester
Day 9 - Thursday, July 14
  1. Review questions from p323 1-4, p324 7-13, p328 15-16, p329 17-18, p331 19-21, p332 22-27
  2. Chapter 10 - The Mole
  3. Moles of Compounds p335 34-36, p336 37-39, p337 40-41, p339 42-46, p340 47-52
  4. Empirical and Molecular Formulas p344 54-57, p346 58-61, p350 67-73
  5. Formulas of Hydrates p353 7, p354 76-81
  6. ChemLab: Determining the Formula of a Hydrate p 356
need-Epsom Salts (MgSO4)
  1. Homework p358-361 90-182 every 4th problem (90, 94, 98, etc.), and read pages 366-378 (Defining Stoichiometry, Stoichiometry Calculations) of chapter 11

Monday, July 18

we will use today to perform the Hydrate Lab and review moles
Day 10 - Tuesday, July 19
  1. Review questions from pages 358-361, and p371 1-2, p372 3-4, p375 11-12, p376 13-14, p377 15-16, p378 17-22
  2. Chapter 11 - Stoichiometry
  3. Limiting Reactants p383 23-24, p384 25-27
  4. Percent Yield p387 28-30, p388 31-35
  5. Homework p392-395 36-90 even
Day 11 - Wednesday, July 20
  1. Review questions from pages 392-395 36-90 even
  2. Test - Chapters 10 and 11 (The Mole and Stoichiometry)
  3. Lab: Preparation of Sodium Chloride (from Sodium Bicarbonate and HCl)
Need-baking soda (Sodium Bicarbonate) and HCl
  1. Homework finish lab and read pages 400-414 (Gases, Forces of Attraction) of chapter 12
Day 12 - Thursday, July 21
  1. Review questions from p405 1-3, p409 4-6, p410 8-13, p414 14-17
  2. Chapter 12 - States of Matter
  3. Liquids and Solids p424 18-25
  4. Phase Changes p430 27-33
  5. Lab: Phase Changes of Water
need-ice
  1. Homework finish lab, p434-435 34-82 even, and read pages 440-459 (The Gas Laws, The Ideal Gas Law) of chapter 13

Monday, July 25

we will use today to perform the Phase Change Lab and review chapter 12
Day 13 - Tuesday, July 26
  1. Review questions from p434-435 34-82 even, and p443 1-2, p446 4-6, p448 8-9, p450 11-13, p451 14-18, p453 20-24, p455 26-29, p459 31-36
  2. Quiz - Chapter 12: States of Matter
  3. Chapter 13 - Gases
  4. Gas Stoichiometry p461 38-40, p463 42-44, p464 46-48
  5. Lab: Determine Pressure in Popcorn Kernels p466
Need-popcorn, cooking oil
  1. Homework p468-469 50-88 even, read pages 474-497 (Types of Mixtures, Solution Concentration, Factors Affecting Solvation) of chapter 14
Day 14 - Wednesday, July 27
  1. Review questions from p468-469 50-88, p479 1, p481 9-11, p482 13-14, p483 16-18, p484 20-22, p486 24-25, p487 27, p488 31-34, p497 39-43
  2. Test - Chapter 13: Gases
  3. Chapter 14 - Mixtures and Solutions
  4. Colligative Properties of Solutions p503 45-46, p504 48-52
  5. MiniLab: Examine Freezing Point Depression p502
Need-ice, rock salt
  1. Homework p508-509 54-100 even, read pages 632-649 (Introduction to Acids and Bases, Strengths of Acids and Bases) of chapter 18
Day 15 - Thursday, July 28
  1. Review questions from p508-509 54-100 even, p635 1, p640 3, p643 5-11, p647 12-13, p649 15-19
  2. Chapter 18 - Acids and Bases
  3. Hydrogen Ions and pH p651 22, p653 24-26, p654-655 27-31, p658 35-42
  4. Neutralization p664 44-46, p668 49-53
  5. Review for final
  6. Homework - study for final exam that is tomorrow
Day 16 - Friday, July 29

Final Exam - students may leave when finished
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