HONORS
CHEMISTRY
2009-2010 HONORS CHEMISTRY 2 If the date had passed, the lesson plans
and homework listed here are accurate, as I update this page
at the end of each day. If the date has not yet passed, the
lesson plans and homework are tentative and subject to change.
(In fact, I'm sure they will change!) |
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| 71 | Wed., 4/28 (Day 3) |
TEST | 1) Do gas problems p. 13-14 1-5 2) Read 12.4 and take notes Hints for reading scientific literature |
| Unit #7 (last one!) | |||
| 72 | Fri., 4/30 (Day 5) |
Open note quiz on Phase Changes (this one won't count) Do phase changes PPT(completed slides 1-18, up to vapor pressure) Minilab on pressure (it's cool!) |
1) Do gas problems p. 13-14 6-10 |
| 73 | Tues., 5/4 (Day 7) |
Questions on p. 13-14 of gas law problems? Finish phase changes Do practice on phase changes Demo: Mushroom Forest |
1) Do crossword on phase changes 2) Read 15.2 and take notes Bring toppings for ice cream, and an old scarf, gloves, or thick towel |
| 74 | Thurs., 5/6 (Day 9) |
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1) Read 15.3 and take notes Thing to memorize for quiz: A) PV=nRT B) 1mol of any gas at STP = 22.4 L C) 1 atm. = 760 mmHg = 101.3 kPa D) Also, you should either know how to derive the equations for Boyle's Charles's, and Gay-Lussac's law - or memorize them. 2) Study for quiz on gas law problems and phase changes To prep for quiz, you should be able to do p. 13-14 gas problems (no equations will be given) and problems like practice on phase changes and vocabulary and concepts from crossword on phase changes |
| 75 | Mon., 5/10 (Day 1) |
Quiz |
1) Do "Chapter 16 problems" 1,2,6,9,10 2) Do prelab for Food as Fuel |
| 76 | Wed., 5/12 (Day 3) |
Do 15.3 and work problems; (do mole map) Do calorimetry problems practice blank practice answers Lab: Food as Fuel |
1) Do"Chapter 16 problems" 12, and Thermochemical Stoichiometry Problems 2) Read 15.5 and take notes |
| 77 | Fri., 5/14 (Day 5) |
Do lab calculations for Food as Fuel Heating curve Thermodynamics - Part - 1 Demo: Zinc Pyrotechnics |
1) Do crossword review on chapter 15 2) Do "Review Problems on Thermochemistry"(all except for 2, 5a and 6 b, d) |
| 78 | Tues., 5/18 (Day 7) |
Thermodynamics - part 2 Minilab: Make Lip Gloss Heating curve - entropy |
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| 79 | Thurs., 5/20 (Day 9) |
TEST | |
| 80 | Mon., 5/24 (day 1) |
REVIEW DAY - Questions on packet? Chemical Jeopardy |
STUDY FOR FINAL |
| Wed., 5/26 |
READING DAY | STUDY FOR FINAL | |
| Fri., 5/28 |
FINAL | HAVE A GOOD SUMMER! | |
| Unit #1 | |||
| 1 | Wed., 9/2 (Day 0) |
(20 minutes) |
1) Read "Chemistry" handout. Answer questions on p. 6 and p. 14, full sentences are not required due Tues., 9/8 |
| 2 | Thurs., 9/3 (Day 1) |
Assembly |
The missing page 4 |
| 3 | Tues., 9/8 (Day 3) |
Discuss how to be successful in chemistry Begin Time Bubbles View "Chemistry" Discuss 3.1 and 3.2 Demo: The safety shower and eyewash Ziparound |
1) Read 3.3 and 3.4 and do RG 2) Do Drill #1 "Practice on physical and chemical changes click for answers |
| 4 | Thurs., 9/10 (Day 5) |
Demo: Physical vs Chemical Properties |
1) Read 4.2 and 4.3 and do RG (You don't have to read 4.1) |
| 5 | Mon., 9/14 (Day 7) |
Your homework isn't finished until you check the answers Different Types of Solutions Demo: The Halloween Prank (pool party) distillation apparatus Finish chapter 3 Discuss briefly the history of atomic theory (in PPT, did up to "Rutherford was astonished...") Introduction to the Atom Rutherford's Gold Foil Experiment |
1) Read 4.4 and do RG |
| 6 | Wed., 9/16 (Day 9) |
Quiz |
1) Do problems on p. 98 4 -7, 9, Click for answers 2) Do problems 2.13e,f, 2.16, on "Honors Chemistry Problems for chapter 4" 3) Do prelab for Physical and Chemical Changes Please bring your calculators to class on Fri., 9/18 |
| 7 | Fri., 9/18 (Day 1) |
Look at test preview |
1) Read 5.1 and 5.2 and do RG |
| 8 | Tues., 9/22 (Day 3) |
Lab: Physical and Chemical Changes |
Study for test |
| 9 | Thurs., 9/24 (Day 5) |
TEST | Have a good retreat (and - if applicable - an easy Fast!) |
| Class |
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Homework - due by next class, unless otherwise specified | |
| Unit #2 | |||
| 10 | Tues., 9/29 (Day 7) |
Begin quantum theory: |
1) Finish lab handout for Physical and Chemical Changes 2) Do crossword review for 5.1 blank answers |
| 11 | Thurs., 10/1 (Day 9) |
Review spectra |
Do problems in text: p. 143: 5a, 6, 7, p.166 #50, show your work in dimensional analysis format. i.e., every number in the calculation should include units!! answers to p. 143 are in back of textbook p.993 sample spectra problem |
| 12 | Mon., 10/5 (Day 1) |
Part 1: Bohr and The Mystery of Line Spectra |
1) Read 5.3 and do RG |
| 13 | Wed., 10/7 (Day 3) |
Part 2 Quantum Mechanics |
1) Do crossword review 5.2 blank answers |
| 14 | Fri., 10/9 (Day 5) |
Quiz Activity: Masters of the Periodic Table Do electron configurations (did all, including f's, but will skip di) Periodic table configuration blocks |
1) Using only the periodic table, write electron configurations for these elements: carbon, sodium, chromium (Cr-24), arsenic (As-33), cesium (Cs-55), Ytterbium (Yb-70), and radon (Rn-86) 2) Do problems in text, p. 170 1,3,4, 6 - 9, ,19 Click for answers Click for blank 3) Read 6.1 and 6.2 and do RG Chapter 6 reading guide |
| 15 | Tues., 10/13 (Day 7) |
Do 5.3 (1,2,4,5,6 are done) |
Study for quest |
| 16 | Thurs., 10/15 (Day 9) |
Assembly QUEST |
No homework! |
| Unit #3 | |||
| 17 | Mon., 10/19 (Day 1) |
Finish 5.3 Do 6.1 (did 1-9) Periodic table configuration blocks |
1) Read 6.3 and do RG |
| Wed., 10/21 (Day 3) |
Video on the bay and dead zones Activity: What's News in Science? |
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| 18 | Fri., 10/23 (Day 5) |
Dead zones |
1) Finish Recurring Patterns, including the graph, orbital diagrams of the first 36 elements, and questions 1-5, and 7 |
| 19 | Tues., 10/27 (Day 7) |
Begin 6.3 Periodic Trends (did parts 1-4, including kinks) Do "Notes on the Why of Periodic Trends" |
1) Study for quiz on 5.3, 6.1 and 6.2 |
| 20 | Thurs., 10/29 (Day 9) |
Quiz Finish 6.3 Periodic Trends (do parts 5-7) Demo: Sodium metal in water Alien Periodic Table |
1) Do crossword review of chapter 6,and
fill in "Review of Periodic trends" You don't have to do last part- "practice" Click for answers 2) Read 7.1 and 7.2 and do RG chapter 7 reading guide |
| 21 | Mon., 11/2 (Day 1) |
First ionization energy versus atomic # |
1) Read 7.3 and do RG 2) Finish last part of review of periodic trends and "Drill on periodic trend"s 3) Do "Practice Problems For Forming Ions" (front page only) blank answers |
| 22 | Wed., 11/4 (Day 3) |
Examples of ionic compounds Do 7.2: ionic compounds and bonding Do "writing the formulas of ionic compounds" Draw electron dot symbols/chemical reaction Animation: dissolving an ionic compound Begin lightbulb demo(completed ionic section) |
1) Finish front side of "Practice #1 in Naming Ionic Compounds" 2) Do review of 7.1 and 7.2 |
| 23 | Fri., |
Finish 7.2 13-15 Demo: Why Are Names Important? Continue 7.3 "Names and Formulas for Ionic Compounds did 1-4 Introduction to oxidation numbers Demo: Copper I/Copper II Short period |
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| 24 | Wed., 11/11 (Day 7) |
Questions on homework? Lab: Copper into Gold: The Alchemist's Dream |
Study for TEST |
| 25 | Fri., |
TEST | Read 8.1 and do RG chapter 8 reading guide |
| Unit #4 | |||
| 26 | Tues., 11/17 (Day 1) |
Begin CHAPTER 8 ON MOLECULAR COMPOUNDS Examples of molecular compounds Molecular Bonding - parts 1, 2 and 3 Lab: Hydrogen Bonding (make slime!) Discuss project |
1) Do crossword on "Review of Bonding and examples of Molecular compounds" |
| 27 | Thurs., 11/19 (Day 3) |
Science retreat - you will have a substitute |
1) Write 3-4 sentences on 3 different topics you might want to do your project on; one sentence should be why you want to do this topic 2) You will have a short quiz on the readings; you will be allowed to use the questions you answered for the quiz. |
| 28 | Mon., 11/23 (Day 5) |
Open note quiz on reading. Discuss water (Went over reading guide; took particular notes on why the density of ice is critical to life as we know it.) Do part 4-Notes on Slime Lab Demo: Old Foamey class survey |
HAPPY THANKSGIVING! |
| 29 | Mon., 11/30 (Day 7) |
Review and finish oxidation numbers Notes on Roman numerals Finish ionic naming See rocket fuel Work on project |
1) Finish back side of "Practice #1 in Naming Ionic Compounds" and"Practice #2 in Naming Ionic Compounds front & back 2) Read 8.3 and do RG 3) Finish project 1/2 page outline (or paragraph) per person |
| 30 | Wed., 12/2 (Day 9) |
Assembly Do molecular and general naming Do The Elements of Molecular Compounds (did slides 1-4) Discuss class survey |
Finish naming packet and study for quiz on ionic naming You will be given a table with the polyatomic ions and their formulas. However, you should memorize the 5 common metals that require Roman Numerals (Cu, Fe, Hg, Sn, Pb) |
| 31 | Fri., 12/4 (Day 1) |
Quiz on ionic naming Do Lewis structures #1 #2 |
1) Read 8.4 and do RG 2) Draw Lewis Structures: practice 1 and 2, and Lewis structures for lab Building Molecular Models - blank answers 3) Work on project outline/paper |
| 32 | Tues., 12/8 (Day 3) |
Demo: The Importance of Molecular Geometry Do 8.4 molecular geometry(did slides 1-6, start next class with methane) Work on project outline - 1/2 period |
Finish project outline/paper You must staple your 1/2 page paragraph/outline to this one |
| 33 | Thurs., 12/10 (Day 5) |
Finish 8.4 molecular geometry Do bond length and dissociation energy Lab: Shapes and Polarity of Molecules- Model Building |
1) Read 8.5 and do RG 2) Do molecular geometry practice (write # of electron clouds and lone pairs on central atom, and shapes for Lewis structures practice #1 and #2) 3) Do problems on p.278 1,3-5,7,9,10, Click for answers |
| 34 | Mon, 12/14 (Day 7) |
The Elements of Molecular Compounds |
Study for TEST |
| 35 | Wed., 12/16 (Day 9) |
Assembly TEST |
No homework! |
| 36 | Fri., 12/18 (Day 1) |
SHORT Ionic Bingo Cyanide story |
HAPPY WINTER BREAK! |
| 37 | Tues., 1/5/2010 (Day 3) |
Do Shorthand method for writing the structures of organic compounds Begin 8.5 Electronegativity and Polarity did up to (but not including) polarity Do worksheet on "Bond Type and Difference in Electronegativity" |
1) Finish Shorthand method for writing the structures of organic compounds 2) Read 9.1 and do RG chapter 9 reading guide Bring in all materials needed for poster! project rubric |
| 38 | Thurs., 1/7 (Day 5) |
Continue 8.5 (did up to, but not including, covalent network compounds) Demo: Polar vs Nonpolar Molecules Demo: Why styrofoam is so bad for the environment 1/2 period - work on posters |
Finish posters You must turn your paper back in when you turn in your poster |
| 39 | Mon., 1/11 (Day 7) |
Put up posters Finish 8.5 - What's happening on a molecular level when you write with a pencil? Diamonds and graphite Lab: Begin Crystals |
Do skills review packet for midterm |
| 40 | Wed., 1/13 (Day 9) |
EXAM REVIEW DAY Questions? Play Chemical Jeopardy for review Time bubbles - answers |
STUDY FOR MIDTERM |
| 41 | Fri., 1/15 (Day 1) |
READING DAY | STUDY FOR MIDTERM |
| Fri., 1/22 |
MIDTERM 8:00 a.m - 10:00 a.m. | ||
| Unit #5 | |||
| 42 | Tues., 1/26 (Day 7) |
Look at midterm The first half of the year.... Discuss Chemathon Do 9.1 |
1) Read 9.2 and do RG |
| 43 | Thurs., 1/28 (Day 9) |
Do 9.2 and predicting products Demo: Why you must never change subscripts |
1) Read lab and do prelab for Chemical Reactions 2) Work on "balancing equations" packet: finish p. 3-6 answers p. 5-6 |
| 44 | Mon., 2/1 (Day 1) |
Lab: Chemical reactions What you should know from this lab |
1) Finish "balancing equations" packet answers p. 7 -10 2) Read 9.3 and do RG 3) Study for quiz on problems like packet p. 1-4 4) Finish lab handout |
| 45 | Wed., 2/3 (Day 3) |
PARENT CONFERENCE DAY | |
| 46 | Fri., 2/5 (Day 5) |
Snow! | Work on your presentations |
| 47 | Tues., 2/9 (Day 7) |
Snow! | Work on your presentations |
| 48 | Thurs., 2/11 (Day 9) |
Snow! | Work on your presentations |
| 49 | Wed., 2/17 (Day 1) |
Assembly Demo: Making a dangerous precipitate Do 9.3- ionic equations and solubility |
1) "Homework Practice With Ionic Equations, Solubility and Acids and Bases" answers 2) Read p. 19.1 and 19.2 and do RG skip p. 691-692 |
| 50 | Fri., 2/19 (Day 3) |
Do Redox, part 1 Demo: The Hindenburg |
1) Finish presentations 2) Finish redox on powerpoint 3) Study for quiz on predicting products like p. 7 -10 and ionic equations like this you will get a solubilty chart for this. |
| 51 | Tues., 2/23 (Day 5) |
Quiz Presentations |
1) Read 2.1 - 2.2 and do RG |
| 52 | Thurs., 2/25 (Day 7) |
Do review of predicting products and ionic equations Continue presentations |
Do problems on predicting products and ionic equations and prepare for quiz on them!! blank |
| 53 | Mon., 3/1 (Day 9) |
Quiz Brief review of redox Continue presentations |
Do Practice in Redox |
| 54 | Wed., 3/3 (Day 1) |
Do presentation (1) |
1) Read 2.3 and do RG 2) Do "Homework Review on Acids, Bases, and Salts" (on back of RG) 3) Study for quiz on redox |
| 55 | Fri., 3/5 (Day 3) |
Quiz Examples of real-life acids and bases Is it an acid, base, salt or none of the above? Begin math review (did 5 steps, 1.24, and importance of DA format) A small molecule is covalently bonded to itself over and over into a huge long chain - a giant molecule called a polymer |
1) Do "Practice on Acids, Bases, and Salts" 2) Do "Honors Chemistry Problems - Chapter 2" 1.23. Show your work in dimensional analysis format!! (SYW in DA format!) |
| 56 | Tues., 3/9 (Day 5) |
Lab: Finish growing crystals |
STUDY FOR TEST |
| 57 | Thurs., 3/11 (Day 7) |
TEST | HAPPY SPRNG BREAK! |
| Unit #6 | |||
| 58 | Mon., 3/22 (Day 5) |
Review significant figures Relationship between significant figures, precision and cost precision Activity: significant figures and candy Did 1.42 a,b,c Answers to Chapter 2 Reading Guide |
Read 10.1 and 10.2 and do RG reading guide for chapter 10 |
| 59 | Tues, 3/23 (Day 9) |
Finish presentations (1) |
1) Do "Honors Chemistry Problems - chapter 2" 1.41, 1.43, 1.45 You must show your work (SYW) in dimensional analysis (DA) format to receive credit! 2) Read 10.3 and 10.4 and do RG |
| 60 | Thurs., 3/25 (Day 1) |
Finish Moles mass spectrometer principles |
1) Do problems 89 c,d, 90 c,d, 91 c,d, 98 c.d, 100 c,d, 101 c,d, 108 b,c, 113, 114b, 115b, 118 SYW in DA format! |
| 61 | Mon., 3/29 (Day 3) |
Science Comment Day | |
| 62 | Wed., 3/31 (Day 5) |
Quiz Do percent composition, empirical and molecular formulas Story: you are a young researcher for a major pharmaceutical company.... |
1) Do "Empirical Formulas" 3.41c, 3.43b 3.45b, 3.47a 2) Read 11.3 and 11.4 and do RG |
| 63 | Tues., 4/6 (Day 7) |
Do
stoichiometry For molar masses -only subscripts matter For molar ratios - only coefficients matter Problem: space shuttle Lab: Limiting reageants (make s'mores) |
1) Finish "Stoichiometry Practice Problems" (you don't have to do % yields) 2) Read 14.2 and do RG Reading guide for 14.2 |
| 64 | Thurs., 4/8 (Day 9) |
Assembly Do theoretical, actual and percent yield of s'mores Demo: PPM Do - concentrations in chemistry and in real-life Demo: Why concentration matters Put molarity on mole map Do molarity problems |
1) Read p. 659-664 in text and do RG 2) Do "review of chapter 10 and 11 problems- click for answers" to prep for quiz |
| 65 | Mon., 4/12 (Day 1) |
Quiz Lab: Make a Solution |
1) Finish molarity problems 2) Read 12.1 and do RG Reading guide for 12.1 |
| 66 | Wed., 4/14 (Day 3) |
Do titrations Lab: Titrations |
1) Finish titration problems 1-6 2) Read 13.1 and 13.2 and do RG |
| 67 | Fri., 4/16 (Day 5) |
Do lab calculation Begin 12.1 Kinetic molecular theory and gases (did 1-10,14,15) Demos: Stadium molecules, smell/diffusion, Demo: Pressure (2), Barometer,. Do calculations with Dalton's Law of partial pressures and pressure unit conversion |
1) Study for quiz on molarity and titration problems 2) Finish p. 3-4 in gas problems |
| 68 | Tues., 4/20 (Day 7) |
Quiz Finish 12.1 Discuss Gas Laws Work problems |
1) Do gas law problems p. 3-4, p. 5-6: 3,5,7,8,12,13, 21, 22, 26, 27, 31,33 2) Do prelab for Weighing by Redox |
| 69 | Thurs., 4/22 (Day 9) |
Lab: Weighing by Redox | Do gas problems p. 7-8 44,45,58,59,61 and p. 9-10 |
| 70 | Mon., 4/26 (Day 1) |
Review titration problems and kinetic molecular theory Went over parts of RG 13 Demos: Breathing and Boyle's Law Went over L-L problems, mole map and problems 58, and p. 9: 2 |
Study for test |
