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Check the events tab for notes from class on any particular day. Click on your class for the homework assignments:

Chapter	Homework/ Lab/ Handout
3  Stoichiometry	Batman Stoic	Answers
	Emp Formula Lab	Answers
4 Solutions and Stoic
1	#3.94  4.16 4.28	Answers
2	#4.7 20 27 31 39 42	Answers
3	#4.29 34 44 52 56 60 65 68	Answers
4	#4.46 71 76 78, 86 89 92 98	Answers
	Practice Exam Ch 1-4	Answers
Chapter 5 Thermochemistry
1	Read section 5.1-5.4  Work problems # 5.3, 11, 19, 21, 23, 29, 31, 34, 41.	Answers
2	Read Section 5.5-5.6  Work Problems #5.44, 46, 51, 54, 59, 62	Answers
3	Enthalpy of Reaction Lab  (monday 10/12)	Answers
4	Thermochem Practice #1(click here)	Answers
5	AP Problem Set #1 (click here)	Answers
6	Hess's Law  (click here)	Answers
Chapter 6 Atomic Structure
1	Read section 6.1-6.3  There is a quick 3 question quiz at the beginning of class tomorrow
2	Ch 6.1 # 10, 12, 13, 19, 23, 27
3	read 6.4-6.6   Read and do the                              Electron Hotel handout (click here)
4	Be sure you are familiar with the noble gas configuration (condensed configuraiton on p 223)                Do problems # 27, 29, 31, 42, 46, 61, 65, 66, 74
Chapter 7 Periodic trends
1	10-23 Weekend Read section 6.6 and look up the shape of the F orbital on the web (IT'S CRAZY)                Do Problems #30, 49, 59, 63, 65, 70, 74          Also Read Chapter 7.1-7.3               Problems #3, 5, 8, 15, 18, 21, 22, 28
2	10-24     Read Chapter 7.4-7.6                problems # 29, 32, 35, 38, 40, 45, 53
3	10-25     Finish chapter 7              Do the AP Problem set #2 (click here)	Answers
4	10-29  Homework tonight:  Get ready for the ROW quiz tomorrow and also do problems #40 ,43, 53, 59, 66, 73, 85, 86
Test Review Ch 1-7	Chapter 1-7 test review:        Ch 5&6 review (click here)       Ch 7 review (click here) Notes from 11-4-09 Test hints (click here)       Example titration problems click here
Chapter 8
	Lewis diagrams (click here)	Answers
	Lattice Energy Practice (click here)	Answers
	Bonding Enthalpy Practice (click here)	Answers
Chapter 9
Due 11/12/09	Read section 9.1-9.4 tonight. Calculate the enthalpy of combustion of C4H4Cl4
Due 11/16/09	Due Monday: (but you might want to get a head start...) A)    TYPE 2 short answer test questions covering chapter 8. (one covering lattice energy, one covering bond enthalpy)                 Each question needs parts, including:                         drawing the lewis structure/lattice diagram                         calculating lattice energy/bond enthalpy,                         explain the trends of bond enthalpy or lattice energy/ predict the trend B)    Write a short answer problem that asks you to draw out a lewis diagram that contains a molecule with resonance (do not use carbonate or nitrate, we did those in class) You can use sulfate or phosphate. Answer all of your questions on a separate piece of paper.
Due 11/19/09	AP Problem Set #3 (click here)	Answers
Due in class 11/19	AP Problem Set #4 (click here)	Answers
Due Mon 11/30	Thanksgiving mandatory extra credit     Read Pages 830-860  Problems # 1-14 29-34     Remember, Mandatory extra credit quiz on Tuesday... EAT TURKEY!!!!
Chapter 21	Nuclear discussion research (click here)
Chapter 10 Gas Laws
Due 12/10	Read section 10.1-10.5 #11, 15, 27, 31, 33, 41, 47	Answers
Due 12/11	ch 10 #49, 53, 57, 60	Answers
Due 12/16	ch 10 # 63, 71, 72, 75, 77, 88, 90, 100, 103    Don't wait to start working on it !!!	Answers
Due 12/15	Molar mass of a volatile liquid Lab (click here)
Chapter 11 Intermolecular Forces
Due 1/12	Read Chapter 11 Do problems #1, 5, 10, 18, 20, 23, 32, 34, 38, 40, 46, 50, 52, 56, 59, 62, 66, 70, 72, 76, 94	Answers
Chapter 13 Properties of solutions
Due 1/14	Read chapter 13 and Do problems #2, 3, 7, 8, 10, 13, 18, 20	Answers
Due 1/15	AP Problem Set #6 (click here)	Answers
Due 1/18	Problems #24, 30, 31, 34, 35, 38, 40, 45, 47, 53, 61	Answers
Due 1/19	Problems # 50, 80,83, 87, 91,	Answers
	Test Chapter 1-11, 13
	SEMESTER 2
Chapter 14 Chemical Kinetics
Due 1/21	Rate Laws Worksheet (click here)	Answers
Due 1/22	Chapter 14 #25, 29, 32, 37, 40, 43, 46	Answers
Due 2/4	Chapter 13 and 14 self exam (Click here)    Hint: Don't wait until Wed to start...	Answers
Chapter 15 Equilibrium
Due 2/3	Chapter 15 #9, 15, 25	Answers
Due 2/4	Chapter 15 equilibrium practice #1(click here)	Answers
Due 2/5	Chapter 15 equilibrium practice #2 (click here)	Answers
Due 2/8	Kc Kp conversion problem (click here)	Answers
Due 2/10	AP Problem Set #8 kinetics (click here)	Answers
Due 2/12	Chapter 15 Self Exam (click here)	Answers
Chapter 16 and 17 Acids and Bases
Due 2/22	Chapter 16 reading guide (click here)	Answers page 1  page 2
	Mid Winter Break  Required Extra Credit Read Chapter 22 pgs 873-885,   901-910   Problems #22.7, 15, 33, 49, 63 Read  Chapter 32 pgs 922-926,   930-931,  938-942 (pay attention to colors)   Problems #23.5, 17, 39, 40, 43, 44, 53
Due 2/24	More acid and base questions	Answers
Due 2/25	Buffers (click here)	Answers
Due 2/26	Titrations (click here)	Answers
Due 2/5	AP Lab: Determine the Ka of a weak acid       (click here)
Due 2/10	AP Problem Set #9 (click here)	Answers
	Chapter 16 and 17 Self Exam (click here)	Answers
	Equilibrium and acid Base Discussion Topics for Wed (Yes it is taped)             Click here
Chapter 19 Spontaniety and Free Energy.
	Chapter 19 Lecture  (click here)      This is a 26 minute rundown of the reading in chapter 19. Lots of lecture, but if you need a review... here ya go.
Due 3/26	powerpoint presentation of chapter 19. You will want to work problems in the study packet that I will give you tomorrow and do problems #6,11,12,14,16,20,24,28,31,36,37,40,43,46,50,54,59,61,65,67,68
Chapter 20  Electrochemistry	Here are some 1/2 reaction balancing practice equations. (click here) You will need to know how to balance these in both acid and base medium in order to prepare for the exam.
	Chapter 20 Lecture (click here) You need to review this and do the example problems contained in the portion about acid and bases. I will ask for questions tomorrow, and if there are none, I will move onto galvanic cells and electrolysis.
Due Friday	Problem set #1   20.44, 48, 51, 53, 56, 57, 64, 66, 69
Due Friday	Chapter 20 Virtual Lab (click here for directions)
Due Friday	Problems set #2   74, 75, 87, 80, 81, 82, 85, [94]
Due Monday	Chapter 1-20 take home test (click here)
AP Test Review		AP Test Review
Due Tues 5-4	2008 Free Response questions (click here)	Answers
Due Friday 5-5	2009 Free Response questions (click here)	Answers
	Here are 32 free response ap questions by topic that are fair game for the ap exam with worked answers (click here)
	Here is a full multiple choice exam with scoring key and grade calculation guide for this year. (click here)
Optional Reactions Review	Reactions Review problems and answers (click here)  Stuff you should know for the AP test about reactions (click here)
AP EXTRAVAGANZA 100 points required!	Famous Chemist:                                          Rubrics      Poems  (20 points)    NO HAIKU's                 Click here      Cartoons (15 points each... 3 max)              Click here      Poster (30 points)                                         Click here      Artistic Rendition (30 points)                        Click here      Song (20 points)                                           Click here      Chemistry Youtube Tutorial (40 points)             Click here Chemistry Game/Video Game (100 points)       Click here	Due at the beginning of class May 24 May 27 June 1 June 3 June 7 June 16 June 17

Unit/chapter	Homework/ Lab/ Handout	Date Due
Unit #1 Measurement, physical & chemical properties	Density Activity     (click here for makeup)	9-4
	Measurement Activity (Click here for makeup)	9-9
	Quiz #1	9-11
	Unknown Liquid Lab : Analysis by physical properties    (Click here for the analysis questions and Lab format) (Click here for an example procedure/Data table) (Click here for makeup)	9-23
	Dimensional Analysis: Bugs to Whos       (click here for answers)	9-24
	Chapter 2 review: physical and chemical properties	9-25
	Lab Equipment Identification into notes      (look in the image gallery for pictures to copy)	9-26
	Dimensional Analysis Pop Quiz (click here)	9-28
	Notes: Homogeneous, heterogeneous, and separation techniques click here	9-29
	Lab: Separation of a mixture                  Click here for the write-up format                Click here for analysis questions                Click here for the table of boiling points                Click here for the Lab Makeup	10-5
	Atomic History Poster Project                Click here for the details of the project                Click here for the rubric of the project.	10-8
	Atoms, Isotopes, and Ions (click here)	10-14
	Periodic Law Lab description and handout (click here)	10-16
	Unit 1 Review (click here)  Answers (Click Here)	10-16
	Unit 1 Test	10-19
Unit #2 Lewis diagrams moles, and formulas		Due  Date
	Day 1, what is a lewis diagram notes (click here)	notes
	Day 2 More lewis diagrams and practice (click here)	notes
	Day 3 and 4 Formulas Molecular and ionic  (click here)	notes
	Day 4 Polyatomic ions (click here)	notes
Answers	Ionic Formulas - Criss Cross method  (click here)	10-28
Answers	Naming type 1 compounds and formulas (click here)	10-29
Answers	Naming type 1, 2, and polyatomic compounds (click here)	10-30
Answers	Naming type 1, 3 compounds (click here)	11-3
Answers	Naming type 1, 2, 3, and the mole (click here)	11-4
(Lab)	Counting without counting Activity (click here)	11-5
(Lab)	How many atoms are in your name	11-5
Quiz	Unit 2 Quiz 3	11-6
Answers	Mole Practice Sheet (click here)	11-9
Answers	Mole Practice Sheet 2 (click here)	11-10
Answers	% composition (click here)	11-11
Answers	Empirical and Molecular formulas (click here)	11-12
(Lab)	Preparation of an oxide of magnesium (click here)           Lab makeup (click here)	11-19
Answers	Unit 2 Review (click here)	11-18
Answers	Another Unit 2 Review (click here)	11-19
	Test Unit #2 (click here)           Test corrections are due on Wednesday.	11-20
Unit #3 Balancing equations and stoichiometry
Answers	Chapter 7 team questions (click here)	12-2
Answers	Balancing Equations 1 (click here)	12-3
Answers	More Balancing Eqations (click here)	12-7
Answers	Writing Equations (click here)	12-8
Activity	Rocket activity questions (click here)              Make-up activity (click here)	12-11
	extra practice (not for credit)             if you want more practice writing equations from words, click here             if you want more practice predicting equation products, click here
Answers	Balancing and simple stoiciometry 1 (click here)	12-15
Answers	Ch 9.2 Stoic team practice (click here)
Answers	Limiting Reagents practice (click here)
Answers	% Yield Actual and Theoretical (click here)
Answers	Molarity (click here)
Answers	Putting it all together - Unit review (click here)
	Unit 3 Homework List (click here)
SEMESTER 1 FINAL
	List of Topics and Lab Write-up Requirements (click here)
	Lab Final Period 1 (click here)     Lab Final Period 2 (click here)     Lab Final Period 5 (click here)     Lab Final Period 6 (click here)
	SEMESTER 2  CHEMSTRY
Unit 4 Solution Chemistry
Answers	Names and Solubility of Compounds (click here)	2/2
	Chapter 8.1 8.2 reading questions (online book)	2/2
Answers	Net Ionic Equations (click here)	2/4
	Solubility Activity (click here)       see events for writeup	2/5
	Barney Lab (click here)         Guidelines for writing the lab report can be               found here          Questions to answer in your              lab discussion here              (An example of a lab report can be found here)	Due 2/26 at the beginning of class
Unit 5 Electrons and Chemical bonding
	Read pgs 362-376     Answer Problems 3-6 on page 365                   Problems 1-5 on page 370                   Problems 1-6 on page 376	3/9
	Electron Hotel Packet (Click here)	3/9
	Wavelength Frequency and Energy (Click here)	3/15
	Gold in your body (Click here)	3/16
	Smores Stoic (Click here)	3/18
	Stoic Challenge Activity (Click here)	3/24
	Stoick Reflection (Click here)	3/22
	Electron Hotel Test w/ answers (click here)
Unit 6 Gas Laws
Answers	Boyles Law (click here)
Answers	Charles Law (cick here)
Answers	Combined Gas Law (click here)
Answers	Ideal Gas Law/ Dalton's Law (click here)
Answers	Gas Stoic/ Ideal / Combined (click here)	4/19
Answers	Gas Stoic Practice (Click here)	4/19
	Gas Laws Can Crushing activity help (click here)	4/29
	Analysis questions (click here)	4/29
	Review:  Ch 13 Gas Law Test w/ Answers (click here)
Unit 7 Organic chemistry		Due Date
Answers	Read pages 423-433 (click here for the online book)    Complete pg 433 #1-5                    pg 435 #13, 39, 46, 48, 54, 55, 59, 63                    (click here for a pdf of the questions)	5/4
	Molecules and Lewis Diagrams	5/11
	Formal Charges       Put formal charges on the molecules and lewis diagrams you drew on the previous assignment (click here for the smartboard notes concerning Formal Charges) EVERYTHING IS DUE ON WED!	5/12
	Organic Chemistry (click here)         Define the following in your notes and provide examples of each (I suggest drawing them out in your notebook) Complete the table on the second page for Alkanes only!	5/17
	Organic Naming Practice #1  (click here)	5/18
	Read Chapter 20 (online book in links tab) and answer:      Pg 731 #1-5        pg 741 # 1-5 Homework:  Read pages 320-338         YES READ THEM!!! Do the problems #1-3, 5, 6 on page 325 #1-6 page 333 1-5 page 338 What is your metal Lab (click here)	6/4 6/4
Answers	Thermochemistry Review Packet for final (click here)	6/7
	Organic naming Practice and Answers click here
	CHEMISTRY FINAL!!!!                    WEDNESDAY 25 Questions Multiple Choice         5 questions on solubility         5 questions on Electron Hotel         5 questions on Organic Chemistry         5 questions on thermochemistry         5 questions on Mixed stoichiometry
	Chemistry Scavenger Hunt (click here)	Due Last day of school!

BREATHE! You have worked very hard up to this point, and are going to do well. Get some sleep tonight. Make sure you eat a good breakfast and bring a snack to eat during the test. (This is also on the procrastination flowchart) BRING A CALCULATOR!

Here are the notes from today if you want to review them. Remember to think of the big topics on the ap exam. Look for ways to correlate them to each other. You know the uses of the equilibrium expression (Kp Ksp Ka Kb Keq) but remember what it means when you have a concentrations that are different from the equilibrium. You must achieve balance!

If you have a princeton Review or other book, look over the highlights of each section. 

Lastly, don't forget to use NET IONIC EQUATIONS!!! 
And I AM VERY PROUD OF YOU!


May 10 Saturday Review
Hello Everyone! Check out the practice multiple choice problems that are posted all last week. Make sure you give yourself 1.2 minutes per problem (on average) Additionally here are the two notes files from saturday (PDF 1)    (PDF 2)

Monday I will be touching up anything that you would like, and there is a study session after school as well. Please spend some time coming up with specific questions for monday. If there are none, I will just be working most common types of problems. Remember to look at thesefree response and answers if you are looking for problems to work. Relax, but study... (Burl, your 'don't worry' motto should be set aside for the next 4 days) and get some sleep. 
Post any questions on the discussion board, as I will be looking at that at least twice tomorrow. 

Mr. S


May 9
AP chemistry - Don't forget that the ap review session tomorrow runs 1-5, unless people putter out earlier. We will be going through a sample ap test, working many short answers and multiple choice. Please bring something to eat and share (unless you are not the sharing kind) Tonight before the review you should look at your work over chapter 14, 15, 16, and 17.  Here are 64 more multiple choice practice questions.

Chemistry - I will give you some time to finish up the partern quesitons and work on the individual questions on Monday. Those of you who were gone can get all of the things you need on Monday. (You don't have to download it over the weekend this time. )

May 8
AP Chemistry - I understand that some of you are taking an ap test tomorrow. Get some sleep and do well, you are awesome! After you finish, you may want to take a look at these sample multiple choice AP problems3.
At this time you should be focusing your energy on chapters 11-25. Remember that you have done most of chapter 23-25 as ROW Quizzes.

Chemistry - pick up the partner problems in class or check back tomorrow for the web posting on chapter 14.

May 7
AP Chemistry - Here are more multiple choice practice problems (2). This time give yourself  thirty minutes. The answers are included on the last page. Additionally, here are some great ap free response questions broken down by year and subject in pdf format. Click here to get the answers!

If you were absent and would like the notes from class,click here.

May 6
AP Chemistry - Here are some more multiple choice practice problems. You should give yourself 65 minutes of uninterrupted time to complete these 54 problems. Don't use a calculator or the tables of equations. Only give yourself a piece of paper and a periodic table. You can check your answers here. 

If you have a princeton review, or other study guide, now is a good time to review the section on equilibrium.

Additionally I have created a summary of the things you should remember from chapter 1-10. 
Although it is impossible to predict every problem on the ap exam, here is a good smattering of what is common.

Don't forget to mark off your calendar for Saturday from 1-5 for the AP Chem review session. We will meet in my room.



May 5
AP Chemistry - Click here to get the answers to the short answer portion of the sample ap exam. For tonight, you should review the problems you worked in the titration and buffer packets for chapter 16 and 17. If you need those problems, check march 15 and 16 for the link.


May 2
AP chemistry - Click here to get the answers to the extended response section of your  take home test. Here is how your homework is broken out for the weekend. I also have the molecular geometry guide for those that need it here.

Friday - Click here to get a couple of sample ap questions with answers for Acid Base Problems. You will find the 2 homework problems which are due monday at the beginning of class here.

Saturday - set aside 90 minutes to take the multiple choice portion of the practice ap exam. Don't use a calculator or any tables other than the one provided. I have some extras in a blue folder taped to the window just outside of my door (the one with the comics on it) for those who didn't get them in class.

Sunday - set aside 90 minutes to take the short answer protion of the practice exam. Only use a calcuator for the first portion, and give yourself 40 minutes. After that, put away your calculator and do the second portion. Once again, there is a blue forlder taped to the window with the comics on it outside my door for those who didn't pick them up in class.

May 1
AP Chemistry - click here to get the inclass portion of the test if you were absent. Give yourself 15 minutes with no book or intrenet help. We went over the answers in class verbally. If you need any further assistance on this portion of the test, click here. 

There is not enough interest in a study group this friday so I will cancel the scheduled session. I would like to get another session together next week, either saturday the 10th for a mock exam and answer session or a thursday night session. I am also open to doing a session in the morning (breakfast welcome) on the weekdays if that works better. 

Chemistry - 
Questions 1-7 and the example on page 497, #21 on page 514, 
Quesitons 1-6 on page 503
 Questions 1-5 page 511

Review questions on page 514-517
#3, 5, 12, 23, 26, 28, 31, 36, 39, 41, 43-52, 54, 58, 60
Due at the end of the period friday.

April 30
AP Chemistry - I am out today, but you can get the review by clicking on the link in april 29. You have a take home test which is posted on april 29. You will have an inclass portion that will cover a lab based scenario and a question on nuclear chemistry. Remember that the half life of any concentratin can be found using the half-life we did in kinetics (salmon colored half sheet). 

I am also looking at holding a study group on Friday evening for those inclined. It will be a structured study session that will go from 6-8 if I get enough people who are interested. I encourage you to bring food...Please email me to let me know. I will post whether or not it will run on Thursday. 

You also have a discussion tab set up for the test. Don't stess about it. it is more to find out where we need to fill in gaps for the ap exam than for a grade. I am encouraging you to work together, and you can turn it in when I leave on thursday. (half day, so you can use my room after 10:30 and work together as long as it is turned in by the time I leave 3:00 ish)

Chemistry - Check the events tab to find out your homework for the remainder of this week. I will have you turn everything in at once on Friday, so keep them all together and staple them before you turn them in.

Questions 1-7 and the example on page 497, #21 on page 514, 
Quesitons 1-6 on page 503
 Questions 1-5 page 511

Review questions on page 514-517
#3, 5, 12, 23, 26, 28, 31, 36, 39, 41, 43-52, 54, 58, 60

April 29
Ap Chemistry -  14 days until the ap chemistry exam! If you are feeling a bit of anxiety, Then I am not alone! Don't be afraid of the test! We have 13 more days of review left. If you have a princeton review, this is the perfect time to take it everywhere you go (and read it) There are two practice exams in every princeton review. I strongly encourage you to time yourself on one this weekend. If you don't have a review. I can give you the practice exam out of one. Today we went over chapter 21-25. Click here for the pdf of the noteboard.

Click here for the chapter 1-20 test. The test is due on Thursday. Don't forget that there will be an inclass portion of the test (2 questions) on thursday. One question will be over nuclear chemistry in chapter 21 and the other will be a lab based scenario.

Chemistry - We explained the first portion of chapter 14 (section 14.1) and then went over the problems on your homework. Click here for the smart board notes as a pdf file. I added #22 on page 514 to the homework, and then had everyone continue with section 14.2. Your task is to keep your homework until we are finished with this section (you will turn in 14.1 and 14.2 stapled together) and add in the questions on page 503. You will turn in questions 1-7 and the example on page 497, #21 on page 514, and quesitons 1-6 on page 503 on Thursday.


April 28
AP Chemistry - The notes from yesterday on the smartboard can be downloaded here. Instead of giving an inclass test, the chapter 1-20 test will be a take-home. You can find it by clicking here. There will be an inclass portion over chapter 21 and a lab-based question. The test will be due on Thursday. 

Check the events tab to see the review schedule for ap chem. I am playing with the idea of having an evening review session this friday. If anyone is interested, please let me know during class. If there is no interest, then I don't want to take up a friday evening. 

Tomorrow we will be going over nuclear chemistry (Chapter 21) and hitting the highlights in chapter 22-25. Remember that we have already covered all of the material here, this is just a quick refresher.  There should be nothing that is new, we just have not seen it in a while. Chapter 24 covers ligands (metal complexes) and these are no longer part of the ap test. That said, it will be helpful to know what a metal complex is, as it still may be referenced. Page 960 gives the most common types of ligands and the name keys to identify them. If you do nothing else in this chapter, p 960 is the one to look at.


April 25
Ap chemistry - Check april 22 for the lab. Remember that I will give extra credit for the balancing of the mother of all equations. The Lab is due on Monday. There will be a test over chapter 1-20 on wed for 3rd period and Thursday for 2nd period. 


Chemistry - Test on chapter 13 Today. No homework




April 24
Ap chemistry - Check april 22 for the lab. Remember that I will give extra credit for the balancing of the mother of all equations. In class I have a ROW and some electrolysis questions for you on Friday. 

Chemistry - Test on chapter 13 Friday. It will cover:  
Balancing equations, 
gas laws (boyles charles, avagadro's, ideal and combined) 
Partial pressures (find the partial pressure/ total pressure) 
Kinetic molecular theory (explanation of how gases behave similar to when we created a 
      square in class and people walked around with their eyes closed)
Relationship between temp, volume and pressure. (direct relationship means one 
      increases, the other increases. inverse relationship means as one increases the 
      other decreases)
STP calculations - you know what stp stands for and how to use it. 
Ideal vs real gases - why they are not the same
Unit conversions you know the torr to atm conversion, be able to convert with it, and 
      others that I will supply you.




April 22
AP Chemistry - I have given an extension on chapter 20 part 2 until thursday. Click here for the instructions for your lab,  I will go over any remaining questions on chapter 20 on thursday and then give you time to work on the lab in class. Friday will bring a ROW and the conclusion of chapter 20. 

Chemistry - click here fo the review for chapter 13. This is due on Thursday. Friday we will have a test on chapter 13.

April 21

AP Chemistry - 
I will collect your chapter 20 part 2 Tomorrow (wed for per 3) and answer any questions regarding electrolysis then.

Chemistry -
Lab write-up for the popcorn lab is due tomorrow. Click here for the instructions to the lab, and here for the analysis questions. I will collect only one write-up from each group, (which should have the hypothesis, data, and conclusion) but everyone will have to turn in their own analysis questions.


April 19
AP Chemistry - As promised, here are some more practice problems for redox reactions. You need to predict and balance them. These are just for practice, so I have included answers to the prediction so you can check your work before you start balancing them. Don't forget to do the problems outlined on April 17 and look at the chapter 20 notes. See you on monday!

April 17
AP chemistry - We didn't get all the way through chapter 20, so I will wait on your lab. Instead, download the pdf for chapter 20 notes here.
For this weekend, I want you to go through chapter 20 calculation on voltaic cells. Do problems # 24, 32, 39, 44, 48, 51, 54, 58, 60, 63, 66, 76, 80, 85, 87, 88, 106 We will go through all of the ch20 problems on monday.

I will post more redox practice and an extra credit redox equation here tomorrow.

April 16
Chemistry
I am out sick today. Here are the notes from class today. Click here for a download of the homework if you didn't get it finished in class.

April 15
AP Chemistry - Click here for today's presentation. You will find the homework equations on slide 21. Period 3 We did not get this far, but I am expecting you to do these problems as well. Please have these ready when you come to class on Thursday. 

I will see all of you bright and early on Thursday! We start the Review at 7:30 am. Feel Free to bring in some breakfast.


April 14
Ap Chemsitry - Keep your problems until I see you next. 

Chemistry - Click here for the notes from monday. you have one problem that is due at the beginning of class. It is on the last slide.

April 11
AP Chemistry - Yahoo! We are at the last chapter! For this weekend, please read Chapter 20.1 - 20.5
Problems # 2, 4, 8, 10, 14, 18, 20, 22, 23, 27, 30.34, 36, 41
        Although we have a modified schedule this coming week (WASL) We will still be able to complete this chapter. 

Chemistry - We had a video on explosions today. See you on Monday.


April 10
AP Chemistry -  We are down to the home stretch! Begin reading chapter 20, and Study your polyatomic ions and Eqations for your ROW tomorrow. We will have some practice at the beginning of the period. I have posted the Equation Flowchart here. Click here if you want more practice equations. Check April 9 for the problems we worked in class for chapter 19.

Chemistry - Quiz today, no homework.



April 8 + 9
AP Chemistry - we went through some more explanation of chapter 19. Click here for the pdf file of what we covered in class. Thursday we will finish going through the problems in chapter 19 and expound on the types of reactions. Friday will have a ROW and a quiz on chapter 19 problems. 

Chemistry - Click here for the notes we took in class on partial pressures. Wednesday will have a quiz on chapter 13 problems. If you were absent, you will want to look at the notes, and look at the standardized test prep at the end of chapter 13!



April 7
Ap Chemistry - Welcome back. Today we took a polyatomic quiz, explained Free Energy, and worked on problems covering chapter 19. I will collect the questions tomorrow. 

Chemistry - Welcome back. We revisited the gas laws, and then finished the posters. If you were not able to finish them you must complete it at home. I will accept them no later than the beginning of the period tomorrow (wed for those in 5th).


March 28
AP Chemistry - have a great spring break. Check March 27 for your assignment. It is due the monday we return. Remember to work through the packet! (Brian and Ethan, I will try to scan it in, but I have issues with my old scanner.)

There will also be a polyatomic quiz on Monday after break.

Chemistry - Check march 27 or the events tab for your extra credit. Other than that, have a good break.


March 27
AP Chemistry - Your next two weeks are posted on the events tab. Click here for a powerpoint presentation of chapter 19. You will want to work problems in the study packet that I will give you tomorrow and do problems #6,11,12,14,16,20,24,28,31,36,37,40,43,46,50,54,59,61,65,67,68
Due the monday we return from spring break.

For those going to China, make sure that you take a princeton review with you, and do all of the problems in it thermodynamics (entropy and gibbs free energy) You also need to read chapter 20! (Oxidation reduction chemistry in the princeton review) You are going to really need to get together with some people and tackle chapter 19 over your trip, or

Chemistry - I have posted the schedule for the week after break on the events tab. You will have a test on the wed (per 6) / thurs (period 4 and 5) after break on chapter 13. The poster that you started today is due at the end of the period Friday before break starts. 

Extra credit for spring break is posted here. You must pick either the chemistry of stars or the chemistry of planets. NO CREDIT WILL BE GIVEN FOR THE CHEMISTRY OF COMETS?ASTEROIDS!

Create a powerpoint or poster or website. The most points will be awarded to those who exceed the minimum requirements listed in the description. (if you just fill in the blanks as your poster description then you will get the minimum credit. This is a sizable project so it is worth a sizeable amount of points. )

March 26
AP Chemistry - I have posted the answers to the multiple choice in a discussion tab under chapter 14-17 (check discussion page) I also will be here at 6:30 for anyone who needs a little last answer session. Work some ap problems and you can use the solutions book in the morning. If you have a Princeton review or some other study guide, now is definitely the time to peek at it. 

Chemistry - You have a Poster due on Friday at the end of the class over the gas laws. I will post the grading rubric tomorrow. You need to search the internet to find an application of the gas laws, define the gas law it illustrates, and then diagram how the gas moves through your example, showing where it changes volume, pressure, number of moles or temperature. You are allowed to work in pairs... 




March 25
AP Chemistry - I have updated the equilibrium ap problems. Click here to get them. You should pay particular attention to 1990's problems in prep for your test on Thursday. Additionally, about that test, my scanner is not working, so I can't post any sample multiple choice questions. I have them printed off and will be happy to distribute them during class tomorrow. You should be practicing on old ap problems. Look at the 1990's for kinetics, and for equilibrium, acid and base problems you have done with a fury in prep for the Jeopardy game...
chemistry - Today we corrected the team worksheet, and I explained pressure in class. If you missed it, you should get someone's notes.

March 21
AP Chemistry - the writeup for your lab is due next friday. We will have a test over chapter 14-17 on thursday. Your assignment over the weekend is to complete your powerpoint over acids and bases, see march 19 homework for details.  I have created a discussion tab for the jeopardy acid base problems, so make sure you post with which problems you are doing and if you have any questions. 

Chemistry-


March 20
AP Chemistry - Write-up for the lab we did today is due on the Friday before break (March 28). Click here to get the acid base ap free response questions for your jeopardy game. I will have a sign-up sheet for problems on Friday. Take a look at which ones you would like to do.
Chemistry - Chapter 13 page 457 questions 1-7 due friday.

March 19
AP Chemistry - If you haven't done so click here for Determining the ka of a weak acid. Remember, you are responsible for making that jeopardy game of the ap problems for acids and bases. Work in pairs. On thursday I will have a large set of acid/base problems for you to choose from. I want to be sure that we don't double up, so I will have a sign up sheet for the problems you want to choose. Remember, you need to have at least 1 multiple choice and 3 short answer question per section on the jeopardy. This roughly breaks down to part a is the 200 point question, part b is the 300 point question , etc.

I have all of the homework questions for chapter 17 (except the extra credit) posted on the net here.

Chemistry - Bring Aluminum cans to class on Friday. Each can is worth 1 point, with a maximum of 10 extra credit points possible. Chapter 13 reading questions on page 457 are due on Friday.



March 18

AP Chemistry - The problems from chapter 17 that were worked in class today are posted here. If you want the lab for thursday (and everyone should want it) click here for Determining the ka of a weak acid. I will continue problems on wed and Friday. Remember, you are responsible for making that jeopardy game of the ap problems for acids and bases. I will allow you to work in pairs.

Chemistry - Test over chapter 12 today. No homework.


March 16

AP Chemistry - You have an extension on the titration problems until tomorrow. I will continue to go over acid base problems in class, and do a couple of AP type problems as well. We will hit the whole buffer problems with a fury as we try to catch up this week. I will post the pre-lab assignment and the lab tomorrow. 
Chemistry - Test tomorrow. Be sure you know how to draw a lewis structure with multiple centers. Also review chapter 12 as preparation. 



March 15
AP Chemistry - There was a problem with the titration sheet. It was saved as the newest form of microsoft word. If it did not open for you try it agian. I have reposted it as a word 97-2003 document. Click here for the titration problems



March 13

Chemistry - I have posted a refresher practice sheet on the documents tab under chemistry homework called lewis diagrams.This will give you some practice under the whole drawing the lewis diagram nightmare... (it is not that bad) Also, I have a link posted to a good site for explaining how to draw them with some examples as well under the links section of the site. 
I also posted the notes from today's initial molecular review under the chemistry lecture tab in documents. Don't forget, you can use your molecular geometry handout on the test on monday. (no notes) Happy studying and see you after the long weekend.


March 12 
AP Chemistry
Today we went through chapter 17 at a fast pace. You can download the powerpoint for   in the documents section under ap lectures. Chapter 17 #10, 20, 22, 23, 28, 32, 38,46, 50, 52, 58, 62, 66, 69, 82, 84,  86, 92,  Extra credit 95  and the titration problems (under the ap homework tab) are due on monday.  This is a sizable chunk of work, so please don't wait until sunday to start it.
I will update the calendar up to the break with the labs and assignments tomorrow. If you have a question regarding the homework, post it under the discussion tab and I will be checking it up to saturday evening. 

Chemistry -
Monday is a test over chapter 12. You will have the molecular handout to use. Look over your chapter 21 study guide carefully. 


March 11
AP chemistry - Thursday is the last day to sign up for the ap test! The book-keeper will not be here on friday, so remember to sign up tomorrow or thursday! If you need help with the cost, talk to Mrs Lyssand in the counseling center. Don't let that be a factor! Here are the chapter 17 problems that will be due on monday:  10, 20, 22, 23, 28, 32, 38,46, 50, 52, 58, 62, 66, 69, 82, 84,  86, 92,  Extra credit 95 
For the buffer problems tonight, you will need to find the Ka for some of the problems (#2-6) I suggest a google search or look at the table in your text.

Chemistry - Today we finished up the lewis diagrams and molecular shapes. Thursday will be a review session and then you will have a test on monday over chapter 12. You will be allowed to use a molecular shapes handout.

March 10
AP Chemistry - The study guide for chapter 17 is now posted in the AP handouts tab of the documents section. If you want to see the powerpoint for chapter 17 (that we did not get to) you  can download it under the ap lecture tab of the documents section. (it is in the middle of the section, alphabetically)  You picked up the buffer problems in class. Those will be check on Wednesday. I will post the questions for chapter 17 tomorrow, and those will be due on Monday. We don't have school on Friday. Happy studying and have a great night.



March 7
AP Chemistry - The answers to the remaining bracketed problems are now posted in the ap lecture tab. Please look over these on your own, as we will no longer have time in class to go through them. I will answer specific questions, but we just don't have time to work them all out in class. 
         Homework for this weekend is to work the ap kinetic problems from 1998 and 2005
and do the equilibrium problems for 1983 and 1985. I will check your progress at the beginning of class on Monday.



March 6
AP Chemistry - Attempt (really attempt, I want to see what you did, show all your work) problmes 15.77,   16.103,   16.115 for friday. I will have a quiz covering 2 reactions and polyatomic ions. I will also ask you questions regarding the pH of some compounds (is it a strong or weak acid or base) as your row this week. Download the kinetics problems under ap problem sets. 

Chemistry
I will collect the powerpoints, and vsepr theory worksheets on friday. I have posted the notes from today's class in documents under chemistry lecture. It covers writing lewis diagrams and vsepr theory.



March 4
AP chemistry - Although I am out sick today, you can still access the problems we were going to do in class under the AP problem set portion of the documents tab. Work these problems during class in small groups. Turn in the six problems from yesterday into the box. Double check your answers using the answer key on the front table if you need to . I wil be going over these equilibrium problems on thursday, so if you don't finish them in calss they are homework. I will also post more kinetics ap problems later today. 

Chemistry - Finish your powerpoint jeopardy as I will collect on Friday,  and also complete the assignment given in class today. I don't have it available for download at this time. I will post it tomorrow.


Feb 27

Chemistry - Finish your Ch 12 review for Friday (we have coverec most of this stuff already)

AP chemistry - Review problems that I worked on the board are now posted online. Test is on thursday. You will want to look at coligative properties, kinetics, equilibrium, solubility, acid/base titrations. It would be good to look at your ap problem set # 9 and 10 for examples as to what is to come. Also review molecular shape and polarity. Kinetics, equilibrium and acid base problems are the majority of this test, but you do want to review previous chapters.

Feb 25
Chemistry - You have a test over chapter 11 and the electron hotel tomorrow. The review on chapter 11 is due at the beginning of the period. You may use a 3x5 notecard with any information you can fit on it (both sides) for the test, and I will provide a periodic table. YOU MAY NOT USE THE ELECTRON HOTEL HANDOUT! So study up and do well on the review and take care with your notecard. As usual it needs to be HAND WRITTEN.

AP Chemistry - The schedule has been revised. You will have a test on Friday covering chapters 1-16. Tues and thurs will be a review day. Friday will bring a ROW and I will start in on chapter 17. A schedule for the first two weeks of March will occur on Friday as well. Study up on Ch 14, 15, and 16, as they are the majority of the short answer questions. There will be an after school review session on Tuesday (Tomorrow)

Feb 17
Chemistry - there is a make-up for the flame test lab posted in the documents section under the chemistry lab tab. It is due on Monday for those who were absent on Thursday.

Feb 16
AP Chemistry - The AP Problem #10 set is now posted in the documents section under AP Problem Sets. There is also a discussion tab specifically set up for the AP Problem set. Sarah has already taken the lead on the science jokes. Have a great break, and don't forget to read chapter 17.

Feb 15-
Chemistry - No extra credit is available over mid winter break. We will have time to work on the review on Monday, and then there will be a test over the electron Hotel and chapter 11 on Tuesday/Wednesday.    Have a great break. 


Feb 14  Happy Valentines Day
AP Chemistry - We will finish up the powerpoint presentations on Friday. You have the homework schedule for the rest of this month.  I will post the AP Problem set in the documents section for download.  We still have a ROW on friday. 

Chemistry - Finish your lab write-up you can write directly on the sheet. Due at the beginning of class friday.

Feb 12
AP Chemistry - For thursday, have your power and worked examples ready to present to the class. ROW quiz on Friday covers single,  double (precipitation) synthesis and decomp reactions. AP Problem set will be handed out on Friday. 

Chemistry Electron Hotel worksheet due at the beginning of class. Make sure you wear lab appropiate clothes and no contacts on Wed 6th, and thurs 4th and 5th. We are doing a lab.
 
Feb 11
AP Chemistry - A calendar was passed out in class outlining the current assignments and due dates for the rest of Feb. Questions regarding the lab and the AP Problem set were answered. Both are due tomorrow. (wed for per 3)

Chemistry - Finished the electron hotel,  Notes are available on the download.

Feb 8
AP Chemistry - AP Problem set Is due on Monday. Lab write-up is due on the next ninety minute period (tues for second period Wed for third) A ROW will be given on those days as well. (shortened one)

Chemistry - Page 360-390 problems due monday. (Pg 370 and 390 all problems) There are notes posted in the documents section to help with the electron configurations. You will need adobe acrobat or the SMART notebook reader (download in the links sections) in order to view them.


Feb 5
AP Chemistry - You are to make flash cards for all of the polyatomic ions. I will check them on Friday. Lab on Thursday. 

Chemistry - In class you will have time to read pg 360-390 and do problems 1-6 on page 370 and problems 1-7 on page 390. ( no notes are due )



Feb 4 
AP Chemistry - Lab on Thursday. Prelab is due on that day. Analysis questions will be due on Monday, as will the AP Problem set. You will have a ROW on Friday, covering multiple choice, sysnthesis, decomp, single replacement, and precipitate reactions (one type of metathesis) Today's notes are posted in the document section under lecture notes.

Chemistry
Lecture notes are posted under chemistry lecture in documents. 
Quiz at the beginning of the period similar to the table you have started in class (energy, frequency a



Jan 31
AP Chemistry - Chapter 15 Questions # 28, 31, 33, 36, 39, 40, 43, 46, 48, 56, 61, 70.  Due monday
                                       ROW quiz of friday Covering synthesis, decomp, single replacement, and multiple choice questions. 


Jan 30
AP Chemistry - Chapter 15 Questions pg 605 #2, 6, 8, 12, 14, 17, 20, 23, 26 Due on Thursday

Chemsitry - Light worksheet is now posted. Due on Friday at the end of the period.

Jan 29    New Semester
AP Chemistry - Chapter 15 Questions pg 605 #2, 6, 8, 12, 14, 17, 20, 23, 26 Due on Thursday.

Jan 28
AP Chemistry - Read chapter 15. Notes will be due next class

Chemistry - None

Jan 23
Chemistry - Final Exam review packet is due at the end of the period. Please come to class with specific questions. You may use one piece of paper front and back for the final exam, as long as it is hand written. No copies or printouts allowed. All late work is due by friday. Lab makeups are posted in the documents section.

AP Chemistry - Lab is due at the beginning of the period on Thursday. Multiple choice on thursday and Short answer on Friday.

Jan 17
Chemistry Mystery metal lab questions are posted. 

Jan 16
AP Chemistry The Issue with the website is now fixed. There is a document of the lab waiting in the download section for you if needed. "Kinetics Lab" under AP Labs
The prelab is due at the beginning of class. 
Chemistry - Hess's law problems are due at the beginning of class. We are doing a lab, so please dress appropiately. Friday will bring a review for our test the day after our 3 day weekend.

Jan 15

AP Chemistry - Check the documents tab for your lab over kinetics. Take-home test on Friday. The AP problem set #8 is due on Friday. Lab on Thursday.
Chemistry - Hess's law problems are available in the documents section. Notes are posted online under Chemistry lecture. There is a lab on thursday for periods 4 and 5, Period 6 will have their lab on Wednesday.  Lab makeups will be posted online on Thursday.

Jan 14
AP Chemistry - due to an unusual circumstance, AP Problem set #8 can not be posted online. I will get you a printed copy during class tomorrow. In the mean time, there is a treasure waiting for you in the documents section. We will begin the review tomorrow for your take-home test.
Chemistry - Notes on pages 333-350 due tomorrow. Problems # 1-5 and #1-7 are also due.  Check the documents section for an easter egg.

Jan 11
AP Chemistry - We finished up the rest of chapter 14. We will take monday to answer any specific questions regarding Kinetics. I will post the AP problem set on Monday instead of Saturday.  Your homework for the weekend is posted on events. 

Chemistry - We went over how to do more thermochem problems. Check documents for today's problem set. It is called "Calorimetry" Due Monday.

Jan 10
AP Chemistry - Friday's homework is posted. Today we covered collision theory, reaction rate vs time ( graphs of kinetics) Friday has a new ROW over synthesis, decomp, and single replacement waiting for you. 

Chemistry - We did an activity on the energy of combustion of parafin wax. The download of the lab is in the documents section. If you were absent, use the following data and answer questions #1-5.    Mass of water = 123g   Initial temperature of water 18.5 celsius. Final temperature = 35.2 celsius. The candle started with a mass of 2.578g and ended with a mass of 2.235g after the experiment was over.  From this data, you can do problems #1-5 on the lab. It is posted in the documents section.

Jan 9
AP Chemistry - Read over the notes posted on kinetics in the documents tab. We will be going over chapter 14 tomorrow. Friday has a new ROW over synthesis, decomp, and single replacement waiting for you. The homework that will be due on friday is already posted. Check events for the details.

Chemistry - the candle enthalpy lab  and questions is posted under chemistry labs in the documents section if you need the analysis questions. These are due on Friday.


Jan 8
AP Chemistry - your analysis questions are posted in the documents section. Check the AP lab tab, due on Monday Due to the snow, the lab scheduled for thursday will be moved to next week. Thursday we will hit Kinetics with a fury, and Friday we will finish up this chapter. Monday will be a wrap up and review day. I will post some notes on Chapter 14 later tonight or in the morning of wednesday. Please review these prior to class on thursday.

Chemistry - We went over specific heat and did example problems. Wed will bring an activity on heat of combustion, and then we will move on to heat transfer and calorimetry.  Specific heat worksheets are posted in the documents section. Specific heat 1 was due in class, and Specific heat 2 was homework.

Jan 4
AP Chemistry - ROW Quiz #7 ( see document for download) 
                             Further explanation on Chapter 14 Kinetics (see documents for download) 
                             Homework pg 565 # 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 18, 21, 24, 26
Chemistry - Notes on pages 320-333 
                       Turn in problems #1-6 on page 333

Jan 3
AP Chemistry - Review the sample problems in Chapter 14. ROW Quiz on Friday

Chemistry - Batman Chemistry Due in Class. (period 4)
                        NO homework period 5

Jan 2
AP Chemistry - AP Problem Set #6 due

Chemistry - Batman Chem was due during class. No homework tonight. If you were absent, check the documents for downloads. 

Dec 27
AP Chemistry -  (Due on the 2nd) Read Chapter 14 and take notes.
                              (Due on the 3rd) AP Problem set #6 check the download section

        Extra Credit: Read Chapter 24 and 25. Due on the 2nd!
                               Do problems Ch 24 # 3, 6, 12,16, 20, 37, 49, 61 
                               Do Problems Ch 25 # 2, 6, 14, 16, 20, 22, 36, 39, 60, 73, 

Chemistry - Extra Credit (Due Friday the 4th)
                    Choose one of the powered by chemistry webquests from the following website: http://www.chemheritage.org/EducationalServices/webquest/power.htm
                    Complete the webquest following the directions using the report format described:               
                    Must be your own work (ie, do not copy and paste from a website. Plagerism results in a zero)
                    Give a thorough explanation of the topic describing:
                                 the history of discovery
                                 uses
                                 pro's and con's of widespread uses
                                 enviornmental concerns.
                    minimum 2 page of length single spaced. 
                    must be typed in 12 font.
                    References must be sited in a simple bibliography
Worth up to 50 points

Dec 14
AP Chemistry - Review for test. Look at the events tab for the review Ch 1-11 & 13 listed on the day it is due (wednesday) or download it in the documents under test review.
Chemistry - Putting it all together, part 2. Check documents for the worksheet. Due monday.

Dec 13
AP chemistry - Chapter 13 problems # 60, 66, 77, 80, 81, 87, 96, 
                                  Chapter 11 problems # 56, 59, 70, 74, 88, 92, 98
Chemistry - Putting it all together! Molarity, moles, stoic, equations worksheet. Check documents for lecture notes Due Friday.

Dec 11
AP Chemistry - Chapter 13 problems # 2, 8, 10, 12, 18, 32, 34, 40, 44, 46, 50, 52
Chemistry - Molarity worksheet. check documents if you need to download it.

Dec 10
AP Chemistry - AP Problem set #5 due on thursday
Chemistry - no homework (introduced molarity concepts)

Dec 7
AP Chemistry - For Monday, Read chapter 13. It is a short one. Notes are due on Monday. 
Chemistry - Finish Lab Write-up Due on Monday.

Dec 6
AP Chemistry - ROW Quiz on Friday covering Synthesis, Decomp, and Single replacement reactions. Chapter 11, look at the crystalline structure of solids, I will go over this in class. Chapter 11 problems due (no new problems tonight) 
Chemistry - %yield due at the beginning of the period on Friday. Friday is a lab day, wear jeans and closed toed shoes

Dec 4
AP Chemistry - Notes on chapter 11.7-end of chapter 11   # 12, 13, 20, 25, 29, 34, 44, 49, 52, 79, 83, 
Chemistry -  Limiting reactant worksheet due at beginning of period (check documents tab for download). You will have a lab, so wear jeans and closed toed shoes. Also you have a quiz over #4 of your group assignment.

Dec 3 
AP Chemistry - Notes on ch 11.1-11.6  Do problems # 4, 6, 7, 10, 14, 18, 24, 31, 32, 37, 40, 48
Chemistry - You will have a little time to finish the group stoic activity. Be prepared!

Nov 30
AP Cemistry - Do your test corrections. Due on Monday

Chemistry - Complete the balancing and simple stoic worksheet. Due Monday. If needed, download in the documents section.

Nov 28
AP Chemistry -  No homework, study for test on Thursday

Chemistry - Notes on pages 280-308. Problems on page 295  #1-6 and 308 #1-5  Due at the beginning of class Friday.

Nov 20
AP Chemistry -  Required Extra Credit is now posted in the documents section under AP homework. There is an extra credit quiz on the day that you get back (aka Monday) and I will not accept any late work!

Chemistry - Extra credit is now posted in the documents section, under chemistry homework. I will not accept late extra credit, and I will not accept anything that is not typed. (Please follow the directions!)

Nov 19
AP Chemistry - Problems discussed for chapter ten. Tue and wed will cover the rest of ch 10. AP Problem set #3 due tomorrow. 
Chemistry - Finish the lab write-up. due tomorrow. If you missed the quiz, download it from the documents tab and complete it. You can use all notes you took in class...