Welcome to Mrs. Hibler's Academic Chemistry page for winter 2008.
Here you will find information about the course including a year long syllabus, class rules and expectations, unit objective sheets for each unit, daily homework assigments, a
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as well as a calendar of important dates.
In order to be successful in chemistry, it is critical that students attend class daily and remain focused on chemistry for the entire class period. In addition, students need to do the homework every night in order to be prepared for class the following day.
Help is available at 7:00 am every day as well as from 2:30 - 3:30 after school on Wednesday and Thursday. Students, please stop by room 1610 with any questions and I will be happy to help you.
Unit 1: Measurement and Matter
This unit will move very quickly because much of the material should be review. Please see the measurement objectives
and the matter unit objectives sheet for the list of topics we will cover. Please notice that the objective sheets also list the pages from your textbook that correspond to each topic as well as additional problems from the text. I do have the answers to these problems and will be glad to share them with you if you have done the problems.
1/22: Intro to class, lab safety, metric system
Homework: Access the chemistry web page and read the information provides. Complete the web site evaluation sheet and return it to class tromorrow with the appropriate signatures.
Complete the MSDS activity. A helpful web site is found listed under useful links.
1/23: How to measure Homework: Measuring WS and Sig fig WS
1/24: Dimensional Analysis and Scientific Notation Homework: Metric conversion WS and Scientific Notation WS
1/25: Density and % Error Homework: Density WS and
% Error WS
1/28: Conclude Measurement Homework: Complete Measurement Practice WS
1/29: ELEMENT QUIZ 2, You Be Archimedes Lab Homework: Complete lab due 1/31 , QUEST TOMORROW
1/30: MEASUREMENT QUEST, Intro to Matter HW: Read pages 66 - 75 in text and complete worksheet
1/31: Chemical and Physical Properties and Changes Homework: Properties and Changes WS and Mystery Powder prelab
2/1: Mystery Powder Lab Homework: Mystery Powder Lab data table
2/4: Mystery Powder Lab and Classification of Matter Homework: Types of Matter WS
2/5: Matter Lab Homework: STUDY
2/6: Unit Test (covers measurement and matter)
UNIT 2: Atomic Structure
Please print the atomic structure objectives sheet and bring it to class every day during the unit.
2/7: Atomic history HW: Timeline WS
2/8: Element Ion Quiz 4 HW: Nuclear Reading Guide
2/11: Atomic Structure The power point presentation for atomic structure is posted if you need to view it again. HW: Atomic structure WS, chapter 4 quiz 2
2/12: Beanium lab, Atomic history quiz HW: Atomic Structure packet , chapter 4 quiz 3
2/13: Quantum Theory and Light ( Quantum power point presentation), atomic structure quiz HW: light problems WS
2/14: Flame Test Lab, Introduce Electron Configuration HW: Quantum WS and chapter 5 self test
2/15: Quantum Quiz, Electron Configuration HW: Electron Configuration WS
2/20: Electron Configurations HW: Electron Configuration WS and chapter 5 self test
2/21: Electron Configurations HW: Electron Configuration and Orbitals WS
2/22: Element Ion TEST HW: STUDY for unit test Monday
2/25: Atomic Structure Unit Test HW: research
UNIT 3: Periodicity
Please print the
periodicity unit objectives sheet and bring it to class every day during the unit. You should use this sheet to help you prepare for the unit test and to cover work you may miss if you are sick.
2/26: Part of Periodic table project HW: Complete project presentation
2/27: Presentations HW: Periodic Table WS
2/28: Periodic trends Lab HW: Conversions for periodicity activity
2/29: Periodic Table Video HW: Complete video guide, ions word search and metric conversions WS
3/3: Build Trends Models and share with class HW: Trends WS
3/4: Complete trends HW: Study
3/5: PERIODICITY UNIT TEST
UNIT 4: Bonding and Nomenclature
Please print the Bonding unit objectives sheet and bring it to class daily. You should use this sheet to prepare for the unit test or to cover work you miss if you are absent from class. Here you will find the ionic bonding power point
3/6: Ionic Bonding basics HW: Writing Formulas WS
3/7: Nomenclature using roman numerals, Why that Formula? HW: complete "Why that Formula?" and Naming IOnic Compounds WS
3/10: Properties of Compounds Lab HW: Lots of Ionic Naming WS and complete lab
3/11: Molecular Compounds You may print the molecular compounds power point and bring it to class. HW: Molecular and Ionic Names and Formulas WS
3/12: VSEPR theory and polarity HW: Venn Diagram and VSEPR prelab
3/13: VSEPR Lab HW: Naming WS
3/14:Metallic bonds and Formula and Nomenclature Lab HW: STUDY for Test
3/17 BONDING UNIT TEST
UNIT 5: 5 Types of Chemical Reactions
Please print the types of reaction objective sheet and use it to help understand the material you are expected to know by test day.
3/18: Balancing Equations HW: Balancing WS
3/19: Combustion, Synthesis and decomposition reactions HW: Complete Word equations WS and identify these 3 reactions
3/20: Single and Double Replacement Reactions HW: Chemical reactions WS
3/24: Reactions Lab HW: Complete all prelab questions and turn in prior to 1st period
3/25: Reactions Lab HW: Complete lab for day 1 work
3/26: Reactions Lab HW: Complete lab due tomorrow at start of class
If you are absent for any of the lab you will need to make it up either Wednesday or Thursday at 7:00 am or Wednesday at 2:30 pm or Friday at 2:30 pm. If you choose not to make up the lab during this time, you will take a zero for the work you missed.
3/27 Reactions Unit Test
UNIT 6: The Mole and Stoichiometry
The first week of this unit will focus on mole conversions. The second week will concentrate on stoichiometry problems. Please print the mole objectives sheet which covers the objectives for the 1st week of the unit. You may also print the mole power point and bring this to class. For the second week please print the stoichiometry ojectives sheet and bring this to class.
4/8: The Mole and conversions HW: Mole/part and mol/mass WS
4/9: mole/volume Into to Chalk Lab HW: Supplimental Problems 1-4, 8, 10
4/10: Moletown, Chalk Lab HW: Chalk Lab Procedure, Moletown WS
4/11: % comp, Empirical and Molecular HW: % Comp, Empirical and Molecular WS
4/14: Chalk Lab, % Hydrate Lab HW: STUDY for Quest tomorrow
4/15: Quest, Intro to Stoichiometry HW: Understanding the equation WS
4/16: Stoichiometric conversions HW: Conversion WS
4/17: % Yield HW: % Yield WS
4/18: Copper Lab and Stoichiometry practice HW: Review WS and Chalk Lab
4/21: Complete Copper Lab and Stoichiometry Practice HW: STUDY
4/22: UNIT TEST
UNIT 7: Gas Laws
This unit focuses on gas behaviors. Students need to print the
gas laws objectives sheet and use it to prepare for the test.
4/23: Kinetic theory web search and lab activity HW: Complete web search and lab activity
4/24: Gas Variables Demos HW: Complete Understanding the Main Ideas WS
4/25: Combined, Avogadro's and Ideal Gas Laws HW: Gas Law WS 1 and 2
4/28: Combined, Avogadro's and Ideal Gas Laws HW:Gas Law WS II
4/29: Dalton's Law HW:complete Gas Law WS II
4/30: Dalton's Lab HW: Complete lab and Study for test
5/1: UNIT TEST
UNIT 8: Thermochemistry
This unit deals with the transfer of heat energy as the result of a chemical reaction. Please print the pbjective sheet and bring it to class each day. Remember that this is a great way to check you understanding as we progress through the unit.
5/5: Heat vs. Temperature and heat calculations HW: Heat WS
5/6: Endo- and Exothermic reactions and thermochemical equations HW: Endo/exo WS
5/7: Sterno Lab if Tuesdays HW is complete HW: Complete Sterno lab
5/8: Calorimetry HW: Calorimetry WS and prelab
5/9: Calorimetry Lab only if prelab is complete HW: Complete Lab
5/12: EOC In class Practice HW: EOC packet 1-20
5/13: Heat in changes of state HW: Changes of state WS
5/14: Hess' Law and Heats of Formation HW: Hess's Law WS
5/15: THERMOCHEMISTRY TEST
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