1. Fall 2017 Semester Review

2. Warm up
On a white board: Write the complete balanced chemical equation. Vanadium (III) oxide is produced when vanadium and oxygen react. Solutions of tin (II) hydroxide and hydrobromic acid react.

3. In the cheese ball lab…
Where did the mass go?

4. The plan Review Pictionary 30 minutes – QUIET Review packet time
Break - FLY SWATTER review
30 minutes – QUIET review packet time

5. Review Pictionary GOAL: RULES:
Get your teammates to guess the all the words on the slide.
RULES:
You may do the words in any order
You may use any pictures or symbols to get your team to guess the words but you may not use words!
You can do rhymes with or sounds like

6. Review Pictionary! Keeping score
For every word you get your partner to guess, you get a point.
The challenge word is in red and is worth 2 points
Be nice, honest and HAVE FUN!

7. Double replacement Heat Balance Winter Break
Round 1
Double replacement Heat Balance Winter Break

8. Combustion Conservation of Mass Product Chemistry
Round 2
Combustion Conservation of Mass Product Chemistry

9. Valence shell electron
Round 3
Valence shell electron
Bonding Pair
Ionic
3D movie

10. Round 4
Water
Lewis Structure
Nonbonding pair
Sharing

11. Round 5
Chemical Change
Atom
Wavelength
Ionization Energy

12. Round 6
Physical property
Isotope
Electronegativity
Flame Test

13. QUIET review packet time
30 minutes

14. Write formulas for the following:
copper (II) phosphate
calcium hydroxide
carbon disulfide
sodium carbonate
nitrogen pentoxide
iron (III) oxide
silver chromate

15. Fly swatter Review 4 teams Team names required!
We will be reviewing naming and formula writing and other concepts from the semester
Elect your first representative

16. CaCl2 Name this compound Calcium chloride Calcium dichloride
Calcium (II) chloride calcium 2+ chloride

17. Give the formula
Dinitrogen trioxide
NO N2O
N2O4 N2O3

18. Cobalt (III) phosphate
Give the formula
Cobalt (III) phosphate
CoP CoPO4
Co3PO4 Co3PO3

19. SO2 Give the name sulfur oxygen sulfur oxide
sulfur dioxide disulfur oxide

20. Give the formula
Tin (IV) sulfide
SnS SnS
TiS TiS

21. HgO Give the name Mercury oxide mercury (I) oxide
Mercury (II) oxygen mercury (II) oxide

22. Give the name H2
dihydrogen hydrogen
Hydroxide helium

23. Swat the physical change

24. Swat the chemical change
Paper is torn Gasoline combusts Coffee is poured Water freezes into a mug

25. How many protons in a…
Selenium atom

26. How many electrons in
Chloride

27. How many electrons in…
Calcium ion

28. How many electrons in… Cu

29. How many neutrons in…
Iron –

30. How many neutrons in…
73As

31. What is the charge?
Phosphide

32. Name the following:
CaCl2
Cu(NO3)2
Ag2SO4
Pb(OH)4
S2N6
Rb2CO3
SF6

33. Final breakdown by question type
Topic
Approximate number of questions
Physical and chemical change 5
Element, compound, mixture 1
Subatomic particles, atoms, isotopes
Groups on the PT
Energy, light and Bohr 3
PT trends 4
Electron configuration
Mass of compounds
Ionic, covalent, metallic properties 9
Ionic and covalent naming and formula writing 13
Lewis structures
Balancing and chemical equations 7
Energy and bonding

34. What should you NOT do before the final?
Prepare an Index Card Sharpen pencils Stay up all night Eat a good breakfast
The golden retriever doesn’t, but you do!
Preparation is the key, good luck!