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Assessment...
Interpreting Relationships on the Periodic Table |
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| 11/22 |
Formula
of a Hydrate lab |
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| 11/28 |
Why
do atoms bond, An overview of ionic, covalent, and metallic bonds |
pp.
194-202 (ionic) pp. 209-213 (metallic)
pp. 222-239 (covalent) |
pp.
160-182 |
| 11/29 |
Properties of the different types of bonding
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pp.
204-208 (ionic)
pp.
209-213 (metallic)
pp. 222-239 (covalent)
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| 11/30 |
Bonding Activity Group Presentations |
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Be able to associate different bond types to different properties. |
| 12/1 |
Naming
and Writing Formulas for Ionic compounds |
Read
pp. 264-279
pp.
292-294
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Read
pp. 203-210 |
| 12/2 |
Naming
Quiz (Common acids you should know)Naming
Binary Covalent |
Read pp.
280-284
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Read pp. 214-215
pp. 211-213
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| 12/5 |
Naming
Organic Compounds: Isomers of Octane
Isomer Activity |
Read pp761-771 pp. 775-778
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Read pp. 629-642
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| 12/6 |
Other Functional Groups |
Read pp. 772-782
pp. 799-821
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Read pp. 663-679
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| 12/7 |
Different ways of Modeling Skeletal and Electron Dot |
pp. 229, 233
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pp. 170-177
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| 12/8 |
Quiz: Three types of Bonding, Naming and Formula Writing |
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| 12/9 |
The Electrical Nature of Compounds:
nonpolar, polar, ionic |
Read
pp.247-253 |
pp.
151-153, pp. 161-162 |
| 12/12 |
The Effect of Shape on Electrical Nature of Compounds |
Read pp.
240-246 |
pp.
183-193 |
| 12/13 |
Model Covalent Bonding Tinker Toy Lab |
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| 12/14 |
Shape of Molecules Review Electron Dot Notation |
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| 12/15 |
Determining the Electrical Nature for Large Compounds |
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| 12/16 |
Quiz: Polarity and Electrical Nature of Compounds |
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| 12/19 |
Identification of Compounds: Determining Empirical Formulas |
Read pp.
330-332 |
Read
229-234 |
| 12/20 |
Empirical Formula Lab Day 1 |
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| 12/21 |
Empirical Formula Lab Day 2 |
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| 12/22 |
Lab Followup… and Molecular and Empirical
Formula
Chemical
Composition of Compounds |
Read pp.
332-333 |
pp.
232-233 |
| 1/3 |
%
Composition of a Compound: Lab
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| 1/4 |
Communicating
Change: The Balanced Chemical Equation and Molarity Problems
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pp.
346-354 |
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| 1/5 |
Types
of Equations: Synthesis, Decomposition, Decomposition, Single
Displacement, Double Displacement, Combustion Reactions
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pp.
356-375
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pp.
241-250
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| 1/6 |
The
5 types of Chemical Reactions
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pp.
356-375
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pp.
256-268
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| 1/9 |
Writing
Reactions: Predicting Change |
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| 1/10 |
World
of Reactions Lab |
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| 1/11 |
Writing
Reactions... Type of Reactions Applications |
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| 1/12 |
Stoichiometry
and the Power of Prediction/Eggsplosion |
pp.
382-399
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pp.
275-288
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| 1/13 |
Assessment:
Writing Balanced Equations |
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| 1/16 |
Chemistry
Attack |
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| 1/17 |
Stoichiometry
Problems |
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| 1/18 |
Review |
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| 1/19 |
Final
Exams Periods 1,2,3,56 |
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| 1/20 |
Final
Exam Period 7,8,9,10 |
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| 1/23 |
Excess
Limiting Reactions |
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| 1/24 |
Mass
Relationship Lab |
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| 1/25 |
Percent
Yield/Percent Error |
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| 1/26 |
Stoichiometry
Followup |
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| 1/27 |
Stoichiometry
Assessment |
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| 1/30 |
ACT
Practice Test |
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| 1/31 |
To
Be Determined |
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| 2/1 |
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