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Chemistry class agendas Mrs. Schultz
Mon 9/18 – Fri 9/22 2017
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Mon 9/ st per IB Chem 2 EQ: Determine the concentration of NaOH(aq) (mol dm-3) when cm3 of .200 M HCl(aq) is titrated with NaOH(aq), the indicator phenolthalein changed from colorless to pink when cm3 NaOH(aq) was added. Due: Topic for IA – fill in form and return by Wed. HW: Keep working on WS practice topic 8 Q’s Due this week on Friday 9/22 (Topic 8 test day)
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Mon 9/18 2nd & 4th per EQ: Convert 55oC to Kelvin Convert 298 K to oC
To convert Celsius to Kelvin: oC = K Go over HW due: Q’s pg do #8-18 CW/HW: Q’s pg do #19-35
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Mon 9/ rd period IB Chem 1 EQ: Describe how you would make cm3 of a mol dm-3 solution of sodium hydroxide starting with pellets of NaOH. Back up your explanation with the appropriate calculation. Go over HW: Q’s pg. 45 do #40-45 Notes: Molarity – fill in notes Continue with HW: Exam style Q’s pgs (due day of topic 1 test – date TBD)
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Mon 9/18 5th & 7th per Chem PIB-Hon
EQ: How many significant digits are in the final answer? Density = mass/volume =300.0 g/250 mL = Quiz: 20 elements (S, Ag, Cl, H, Al, Au, Cr, Cu, He, Ne, Si, I, Ca, Fe, O, Ni, Sn, C, Pb, N) Notes: Calculations with scientific notation, SI system, SI conversions HW: Q’s pg do #8-18
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S Ag Cl H Al Au Cr Cu He Ne Si I Ca Fe O Ni Sn C Pb N
Elements on the Quiz S Ag Cl H Al Au Cr Cu He Ne Si I Ca Fe O Ni Sn C Pb N
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Tues 9/19 2nd & 4th per Chem I PIB Honors
EQ: How many grams of water are in mL of water if the density is .997 g/mL? Go over HW due: Q’s pg do #19-35 Lab: Density of two unknown liquids HW: WS density problems
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Tues 9/ rd period IB Chem 1 EQ: Calculate the percent of water in ZnSO4 2H2O (zinc sulfate dihydrate) Notes: Molarity – fill in notes CW/HW: pre-lab Q’s & data table for lab Wed Continue with HW: Exam style Q’s pgs (due day of topic 1 test – date TBD)
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Wed 9/ st per IB Chem 2 EQ: The Kb value for a base is 5.0 × 10-2 mol dm-3 at 298 K. What is the Ka value for its conjugate acid at this temperature? Due: Topic for IA – filled in form Lab: Acid-base titration continued HW: Keep working on WS practice topic 8 Q’s Due this week on Friday 9/22 (Topic 8 test day on Friday.)
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Wed 9/ rd period IB Chem 1 EQ: g of hydrated copper sulfate (CuSO4xH2O) are dissolved in cm3 of distilled water cm3 of this solution are reacted with excess barium chloride solution. The mass of BaSO4 that forms is x 10-2 g. Calculate the number of moles of CuSO4 in g of hydrated copper sulfate & determine the value of x. HW due: pre-lab Q’s & data table (for 3 trials.) Lab: Water in a hydrate Continue with HW: Exam style Q’s pgs (due day of topic 1 test – date TBD)
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Wed 9/20 5th & 7th per Chem I PIB Honors
EQ: How many grams of water are in mL of water if the density is .997 g/mL? Go over HW due: Q’s pg do #8-18 Lab: Density of two unknown liquids HW: WS density problems
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Thurs 9/21 2nd & 4th per Chem I PIB Honors
EQ: Gold has a density of 19.3 g/cm3. What is the density in kilograms per cubic meter? Go over HW due: WS density problems Notes: Derived units Review Q’s HW: Q’s pg #36-55
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Thurs 9/21 3rd period IB Chem 1
EQ: no question – today is activity period Continue with Lab: Water in a hydrate on Friday Notes: Fill-in continued… Continue with HW: Exam style Q’s pgs (due day of topic 1 test – date TBD)
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Fri 9/22 1st per IB Chem 2 EQ: Which acid is the strongest?
H2O H3O HF HC2H3O NH4+ Due: Lab - Acid-base titration Review for test (go over Q’s?, remotes?, videos?) HW: WS practice topic 8 (52 Q’s) Due Monday 9/25 (Topic 8 test day on Monday.)
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Fri 9/22 rd period IB Chem 1 EQ: no question today – complete lab trials today Finish Lab: Water in a hydrate Continue with HW: Exam style Q’s pgs (due day of topic 1 test – date TBD) Test on Tuesday 9/26 for topic 1
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Fri 9/22 5th & 7th per Chem I PIB Honors
EQ: Gold has a density of 19.3 g/cm3. What is the density in kilograms per cubic meter? Go over HW due: WS density problems Notes: Derived units Review Q’s HW: Q’s pg #36-55
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