5/10 Chemistry Update

Hi folks,

Today we spent the entire day reviewing a variety of concepts that we covered throughout the year.

No homework this week, just study those old quizzes and try to master as much as you can for the final exam.

Let me know if you have any questions or need any help.

Good luck everyone!

Best,

Jim Mueller

(919) 907-3217

One more worksheet

I missed this one in the first batch.  This is also not homework, just a great sheet to practice with.

5/3 Chemistry update and homework due 5/10

Hi folks,

Today we touched on how temperature, phase change and heat energy are all interrelated.   We may do more with this next week depending on how much time we spend doing review for the final.   

My camera gave up the ghost this class I'm afraid so there is no recording.  I'm sorry about that.

Next class will be review so spend the time this week going over old quizzes and seeing if there are some areas that you have questions on.  Next week I'll spend as much time as we need to cover old material.

For homework this week take a look at the enclosed .pdf called Predicting Reaction Products.  Do all the questions included in the worksheet.  Answers are available for you to check yourself.

I've also included a bunch of worksheets for you practice with.  All of these cover material that will be on the final so it may well be worth your while to practice with these.  They are NOT homework just another way for you to master those chem skills.  

4/27 Chemistry Recording - Limiting Reagent review and Gas Law Math

https://youtu.be/cgyM5sOvpeM

Polyatomic Ions and Elements to Memorize

Hi folks,

For the polyatomic ions, the one's with the dots next to them are what you want to memorize.

Here's the list of elements to memorize. H, He, Li, C, N, O, Ne, Na, Mg, Al, Cl, Ar, K, Ca, Fe, Ni, Cu, Kr, Ag, Sn, Xe, Au, Hg, Pb, Rn, P

Also, here's the blog that has all assignments and recordings for the year.  https://2018hschemistrych.blogspot.com/

Chemistry Quizzes

Hi folks,

Here are the quizzes from this year.  I've left out the first quiz which had scientific notation and significant figures on it.  Don't worry about that for the final.

Let me know if you have any questions.

Best,

Jim Mueller

(919) 907-3217

4/26 Chemistry Update and homework due 5/4

Hi folks,

Today we took some time to discuss the final and to review another on of those pesky limiting reagent problems.  We also dove a bit deeper into the gas laws by looking at the math behind the laws.

For homework this week:

Do #'s 1, 2, 4, 5 and 9 on the enclosed worksheet.

I'm assigning a light assignment this week so that you can spend some time studying.  There will be a quiz next week which will be very similar to the quiz I just handed back, so be sure to study those names and the limiting reagent problems.  There will be some questions concerning the gas laws on next week's quiz as well.