1. Mrs. Schultz Chemistry & Integrated Science
Mon 2/23/15
Mrs. Schultz
Chemistry & Integrated Science

2. Mon 2/ st per
Essential Question: Explain why hydrogen bonding is not a true bond
Quiz – molecular shapes
Notes: hybridization & Intermolecular forces
HW: continue Workbook Ch 8 pgs (due Wed.)

3. Tues 2/ st per
Essential Question: Name the following molecular compounds CO2 CBr4 N2O5
Greek prefixes:
mono= 1; di= 2; tri= 3; tetra= 4;
penta=5; hexa=6, hepta=7, oct=8;
nona=9; deca=10
Notes: Intermolecular forces & naming molecules
HW: continue Workbook Ch 8 pgs (due Wed.)

4. Wed 2/25 1st per
Essential Question: Write the names for SF6 and Na2S. Which formula has ionic bonds and which one forms a molecule?
CW: Practice naming ionic & molecular compounds
Review Q’s (remotes)
Video: Chemical bonds
HW: Wkbk Ch 8 due on Thursday
Test Ch 8 on Thursday

5. Thurs 2/26 1st period
Essential Question: How many single covalent bonds are in a molecule of CBr4? Shape? Name? Is it a polar molecule?
Due HW: Workbook pages (Ch 8)
Test Ch 8
WS Practice naming Ch 9

6. Fri 2/ st period
Essential Question: Write the names for the following acids: HCl, HNO3, H3PO4
Do: WS Practice naming Ch 9
Notes: Naming Acids
HW: Begin working on Ch 9 workbook

7. Mon 2/23 2nd & 6th per
Essential Question: DETERMINE the electron dot model, shape, bond type, and molecular polarity for SiH4
Due from Thurs CW: Qs pg. 256 #39, 43, 44, 45, 49, 51, 60
Quiz – Molecular Shapes
Notes: hybridization & Intermolecular forces
HW: continue Workbook Ch 8 pgs (due on Friday

8. Wed 2/25 2nd & 6th per
Essential Question: Name the following molecular compounds CO2 CBr4 N2O5
Greek prefixes:
mono= 1; di= 2; tri= 3; tetra= 4;
penta=5; hexa=6, hepta=7, oct=8;
nona=9; deca=10
Notes: Dispersion continued
Practice naming ionic and molecular compounds
Review Q’s (remotes)
Video: Chemical bonds
HW: Wkbk Ch 8 due on Friday
Test Ch 8 on Friday

9. CW: Write the names (20 points)
Ionic
KOH
LiI
Na2CO3
Cu(NO3)2
FeCl2
Ba(OH)2
Zn3(PO4)2
Cu2CO3
Na3N
Molecular (prefixes pg. 281) NO
CS2
N2O
P4S3
CI4
BCl3
H2O
SO2
SbF5

10. Fri 2/27 2nd & 6th period
Essential Question: How many single covalent bonds are in a molecule of CBr4? Shape? Name? Is it a polar molecule?
Due HW: Workbook pages (Ch 8)
Test Ch 8
WS Practice naming Ch 9

11. Tues 2/24 3rd & 7th period
Essential Question: Write the formula for sodium chloride, sodium oxide, and sodium nitride. What type of bond holds each of those compounds together?
Notes: Ionic compound names and formulas
Lab: Creating ionic compounds

12. Thurs 2/ rd & 7th period
Essential Question: Write the names for the ionic compounds: Na3P MgCl2 Al2S3
Finish Lab: Creating ionic compounds
WS Formula practice
Video: Chemical Bonds
Notes: Covalent Bonds

13. Tues 2/24 5th period
Essential Question: DETERMINE the electron dot model, shape, bond type, and molecular polarity for SiH4
Due from Fri. CW: Qs pg. 256 #39, 43, 44, 45, 49, 51, 60
Quiz – Molecular Shapes
Notes: Intermolecular forces
HW: continue Workbook Ch 8 pgs (due on Monday)

14. Thurs 2/26 5th period
Essential Question: Name the following molecular compounds CO2 CBr4 N2O5
Greek prefixes:
mono= 1; di= 2; tri= 3; tetra= 4;
penta=5; hexa=6, hepta=7, oct=8;
nona=9; deca=10
Practice naming ionic and molecular compounds
Review Q’s (remotes)
Video: Chemical bonds
HW: Wkbk Ch 8 pgs are due on Monday.
Test Ch 8 on Monday