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WHAT
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WHAT WE ARE LEARNING
Weeks of April 5 and 12, 2010
Physical Science | AP/ACC Chemistry | Freshman Engineering |
Chapter 20 - Elements and Their Properties, metals, non-metals, metalloids, applications of elements Demonstrations and Activities |
Chapter
16 - Acid-Base chemistry, definitions, autoionization of water, pH,
strong vs. weak acids and bases, salts, calculations and applications |
Continued
work on Imagine Tomorrow, CAD design, and private research projects |
Dry Ice Activity Modeling Activity Chapter 20 - Review and Test |
Chapter
17 - Advanced Equilibria Concepts - common ion effect, buffers, solubility
products, solubility considerations, qualitative analysis, separation
of ions |
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Chapter
16/17 - Review and test |
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AP Test Preparation to follow --- |
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SPRING BREAK - Week of March
29 - Recharge Your Batteries!
AP/ACC Chemistry - Read Chapters 12 and 18 - Submit short Quizzes via email
by Friday 4/2/10
Fascinating descriptive chapters on Modern Materials and Chemistry of the Environment
WHAT WE ARE LEARNING
Weeks of March 15 and 22, 2010
Physical Science | AP/ACC Chemistry | Freshman Engineering |
Chapter 19 - Compounds, Chemical Formulas, Chemical Bonding, Writing Formulas, Polar vs. Non-polar, Interolecular Forces Demonstrations and Activities |
Chapter
14 - Chemical Kinetics - Reaction rates, reaction kinetics, activation
energies, first and second order reactions, rate-determining steps,
mechanisms, catalysis, half-life |
Continued
work on Imagine Tomorrow, CAD design, and private research projects |
Compounds Quiz #1 on Friday 3/26 - only common compounds Chapter 19 - Review and Test (3/25) |
Chapter
15 - Chemical Equilibrium - Le Chatelier's Principle, mass action expression,
equilibrium constants, Haber process, homogeneous vs. heterogeneous
equilibria |
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Chapter
14/15 - Review and test |
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Crystal
Growing Project due 3/25 |
Crystal
Growing Project due 3/25 |
WHAT WE ARE LEARNING
Weeks of March 1 and 8, 2010
Physical Science | AP/ACC Chemistry | Freshman Engineering |
Chapter 18 - Periodic Table, Atomic Structure, Metals, Non-metals, Metalloids Demonstrations and Activities |
Chapter
11 - Intermolecular Forces in Liquids and Solids - A comparison, properties
of liquids, phase changes, vapor pressure, phase diagrams, the structure
of solids, bonding in solids |
Continued
work on Imagine Tomorrow and private research projects |
Element Quiz #5 on Friday 3/5- 1st 100 elements Chapter 18 - Review and Test (3/8 and 3/9) |
Chapter
13 - Properties of Solutions - Solution formation and changes in energy
etc., solubility and factors affecting it, concentrations, colligative
properties, colloids |
Sections
11.1 thru 13.3 - Generalized wave properties, transverse vs. compressional,
mechanical, seismic, electromagnetic wave spectrum, sound waves, applications
and devices, calculations, demonstrations |
Periodic
Table Mini-Project |
Chapter
11/13 - Review and test |
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Crystal
Growing Project due 3/25 |
Chapter
14 - Reaction Rates, Chemical Kinetics |
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WHAT WE ARE LEARNING
Weeks of February 15 and 22, 2010
Physical Science | AP/ACC Chemistry | Freshman Engineering |
Chapter 17 - More Beginning Chemistry - Extrinsic and intrinsic properties of matter, physical vs. chemical changes, reactions Demonstrations and lab |
Chapter 11 - Intermolecular
Forces in Liquids and Solids - A comparison, properties of liquids,
phase changes, vapor pressure, phase diagrams, the structure of solids,
bonding in solids |
Continued
work on Imagine Tomorrow and private research projects |
Element Quiz #3 on Friday 2/19- 1st 60 elements Element Quiz #4 on Friday 2/26- 1st 80 elements Chapter 17 - Review and Test (2/24) |
Chapter 13 - Properties
of Solutions - Solution formation and changes in energy etc., solubility
and factors affecting it, concentrations, colligative properties, colloids |
Sections 11.1 thru
13.3 - Generalized wave properties, transverse vs. compressional, mechanical,
seismic, electromagnetic wave spectrum, sound waves, applications and
devices, calculations, demonstrations |
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Chapter
11/13 - Review and test |
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(Chapter 12 will be
dealt with later) |
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WHAT WE ARE LEARNING
Weeks of February 1 and 8, 2010
Physical Science | AP/ACC Chemistry | Freshman Engineering |
Chapter 16 - Beginning Chemistry - phases of matter, solid, liquid, gas/vapor, plamsa characteristics, gas laws, Boyle's, Charles', demonstrations, measuring activity and lab, density lab. | Chapter 9 - Molecular Geometry and Bonding Theory, molecular shapes, the VSEPR model, covalent bonding and orbital overlap, hybrid orbitals, multiple bonds, polarity considerations, molecular orbitals, sigma and pi bonds, bond order, diatomic molecules and their bonding | Continued work on Imagine Tomorrow and private research projects |
Chapter 16 - Review and Test (2/11) | Chapter 10 - Gases and Gas Laws, Boyle's Law, Charles' Law, Gay-Lussac's Law, Graham's Law of Diffusion, ideal gas law, non-ideal gas considerations, kinetic theory, Dalton's Law of partial pressures, effusion and diffusion, applications and calculations | Sections 11.1 thru 13.3 - Generalized wave properties, transverse vs. compressional, mechanical, seismic, electromagnetic wave spectrum, sound waves, applications and devices, calculations, demonstrations |
Chapter 9/10 - Review and test | ||
WHAT WE ARE LEARNING
Weeks of January 11 and 18, 2010
Physical Science | AP/ACC Chemistry | Freshman Engineering |
Chapter 11 - Waves: tranverse and compressional, light and sound waves, media, characteristics, reflection, refraction, diffraction, resonance, intereference and standing waves, wave velocity | Chapter 7- Periodic Table, history, development, trends. effective nuclear charge, ionization energies, electron affinities, sizes of atoms and ions, groups of elements and their characteristics | Continued work on Imagine Tomorrow projects |
Chapter 12 - Sound: vibrations, intensity, decibels, pitch, frequency, sound velocities in media, harmonics | Chapter 7 Problem Review and Test | Section 8.1 -- Magnets and Magnetism, Lines of Force, Polarity |
Chapter 13 - Electromagnetic energies, spectrum, am, fm, tv, microwaves, infrared, visible, ultraviolet, X-ray, gamma ray, cosmic ray energies | Section 8.2 -- Currents, Magnetic Fields, Electromagnets, Galvanometers, Motors and How They Work | |
Section 8.3 -- Generators, AC vs DC Motors, Transformers | ||
Additional topics incude Maxwell's Equations, E fields, B fields, Force equations | ||
WHAT WE ARE LEARNING
Week of January 4, 2010
Physical Science | AP/ACC Chemistry | Freshman Engineering |
Section 8.1 -- Magnets and Magnetism, Lines of Force, Polarity | Sections 6.1-6.2 | Section 8.1 -- Magnets and Magnetism, Lines of Force, Polarity |
Section 8.2 -- Currents, Magnetic Fields, Electromagnets, Galvanometers, Motors and How They Work | Sections 6.3-6.4 | Section 8.2 -- Currents, Magnetic Fields, Electromagnets, Galvanometers, Motors and How They Work |
Section 8.3 -- Generators, AC vs DC Motors, Transformers | Sections 6.5-6.6 | Section 8.3 -- Generators, AC vs DC Motors, Transformers |
Chapter 8 Activities and Demonstrations -- Magnetic Lines of Force and Electromagnets | Sections 6.7-6.8 | Additional topics incude Maxwell's Equations, E fields, B fields, Force equations |
Chapter 8 Homework and Topic Review | Chapter 6 Problem Review | |
WHAT WE ARE LEARNING
Week of January 11, 2010
(coming)
Physical Science | AP/ACC Chemistry | Freshman Engineering |
Section 11.1 -- Waves and Their Characteristics | Sections 7.1-7.2 | |
Section 11.2 -- Sound waves | Sections 7.3-7.4 | |
Section 11.3 -- Electromagnetic Spectrum | Sections 7.5-7.6 | |
Chapter 11 Activities and Demonstrations -- Slinkys and Standing Waves | ||
Chapter 11 Homework and Topic Review | Chapter 7 Problem Review | |