Monday, March14, 2011

In class:

• Chemistry Q & A session, because many students were absent for "Step One" Testing

Friday, March 10, 2011

In class:

• Review "simple stoich" problems
• "Limiting Reagent Balloon Demonstration" 
• In class we did a similar demonstration, but used acetic acid and sodium bicarbonate.
• Limiting Reagent Example Problem

Tues / Wed / Thurs, March 7-10, 2011

In class:

• LAB
• Determining Percent Yield in a Chemical Reaction (p. 374 of text)

Homework: (Due Friday)

• Read Section 11.1 w/ notes & questions
• Read Section 11.2 w/ notes & questions
• Read Section 11.3 w/ notes & questions

Monday, March 7, 2010

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In class:

10 stoichiometry

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Homework:

• Read Section 11.1 w/ notes and questions
• Complete WS

Wed./Thurs. 2/23-24, 2011

Homework:

• Complete the odd numbered problems on the worksheet below.

Tues., Feb 22, 2011

TEST TODAY - All students who missed the test will be expected to make it up during the after-school test session on Wednesday @ 14:45 in Monticello.

Homework:

• Read section 15.1 (p. 501-505).  Take notes and answer the section questions.
• Read section 15.2 (p. 506-509).  Take notes and answer the "Practice Problems" (#1&2, p.507, #3&4, p.509)

BONUS:  Due Friday (2/25)

• Create a poster-sized graphic organizer explaining the material covered on the past test.  
• +10% on test for students who create exceptional posters
• +5% on test for students who create posters that cover all the material.
• Here is a link to help you design a graphic organizer 

*If you do not have poster board, you can tape together 9 sheets of A4 paper to make a 3x3 matrix.

Mon., Feb 21, 2011

TEST REVIEW DAY!

• Be able to balance chemical equations
• Be able to write chemical equations from words including all symbols
• Identify reactants and products
• Identify a reaction that will not take place (No Rxn)
• Predict reaction products
• Identify the 4 general reaction types:
• synthesis
• decomposition
• single replacement
• double displacement
• Identify the 4 special reaction types:
• Neutralization
• Precipitation
• Gas Forming
• Combustion
• Identify soluble and insoluble salts
• Identify strong acids and bases
• Write molecular, ionic, and net ionic equations for a reaction

Try these worksheets for extra practice.