2. Due - Lab: Striking it Rich!
Mon 4/16 1st per IB Chem 3
Due - Lab: Striking it Rich!
Finish yet?: Prep guide “test yourself” Q’s pgs #C.1- C.16

3. Mon 4/16 2nd,4th,5th & 7th per Chem I
EQ: Heptane (C7H16) burns to form carbon dioxide and water
Due: WS more balancing equations & Lab: Striking it Rich!
Notes: Combustion reaction
HW: Q’s pg. 367 do #20-23

4. EQ: List the 3 key factors that apply to collision theory.
Mon 4/16 3rd per IB Chem 1
EQ: List the 3 key factors that apply to collision theory.
Due: Lab: Striking it Rich!
Video: Topic 6 Q’s

5. Tues 4/ nd,4th per Chem I
EQ: After wood burns, the ash weighs much less than the original wood. Explain why the law of conservation of mass is not violated in this situation.
Due: HW: Q’s pg. 367 do #20-23
Lab: Water in popcorn
HW: Q’s pg. 377 do #38-43

6. EQ: What is the Arrhenius equation used for?
Tues 4/17 3rd per IB Chem 1
EQ: What is the Arrhenius equation used for?
Video: Topic 16 Q’s
HW: Q’s pg. 272 do #9 & 10

7. 1. Video Q’s Option C energy
Wed 4/18 1st per IB Chem 3
1. Video Q’s Option C energy
2. Finish yet?: Prep guide “test yourself” Q’s pgs #C.1-C.16

8. Wed 4/18 3rd per IB Chem 1
1. Lab: Water in popcorn

9. Wed 4/ th ,7th per Chem I
EQ: After wood burns, the ash weighs much less than the original wood. Explain why the law of conservation of mass is not violated in this situation.
Due: HW: Q’s pg. 367 do #20-23
Lab: Water in popcorn
HW: Q’s pg. 377 do #38-43

10. CW: Exam style Q’s for Topic 6
Thurs 4/19 3rd per IB Chem 1
Due HW: Q’s pg. 272 do #10 & 11
CW: Exam style Q’s for Topic 6

11. Thurs 4/19 2nd,4th per Chem I EQ: Write the balanced equation:
Solid iron(III) chloride will break down. You determine the products. One of them is diatomic.
Due: HW: Q’s pg. 377 do #38-43
Lab: Bags of reactions
HW: WS Types of reactions
Quiz on Monday

12. Fri 4/20 5th ,7th per Chem I EQ: Write the balanced equation:
Solid iron(III) chloride will break down. You determine the products. One of them is diatomic.
Due: HW: Q’s pg. 377 do #38-43
Lab: Bags of reactions
HW: WS Types of reactions
Quiz on Monday