ChemPeriodTwo2005

• Tues 5/31 Due: Thurs 6/2
  • Do GasDensityGasGenerationProblemSet and DaltonsLawofPartialPressureProblemSet
  • Complete GrahamsLawofDiffusionLab

• Thurs 5/26 Due: Tues 5/31
  • Do IdealGasLawsProblemSet , GrahamsLawofDiffusionProblemSet
  • Read and take notes from DaltonsLawofPartialPressure and Section 12.9

• Fri 5/20 Due: Thurs 5/26 (Mon 5/23 & Tues 5/24 are MCAS days)

• Quiz on memorized Gas Law and Avogadro's Hypothesis word definition & math equation
• Complete CombinedGasLawProblemSet and GasLawsProblemSet2 handout
• Read IdealGasLaws handout & supplement these notes with any notes from reading Section 12.13 in book.

• Wed 5/17 Due: Fri 5/20
  
  • Complete graph for Charle's law
  • Complete GasLaws handout
  • Complete problem sets from GasLaws handout

• Mon 5/16 Wed 5/18 (no homwork on Tues MCAS)
  • Go To GasLaws and print out homework webpages. If you did not get the handouts of this Gas laws webpage and/or Gas Demo, then print it out from the webpage.
  • Just read all handouts before class.

• Thurs 5/12 Due Mon 5/16
  • Study for test on solubility & acid/base
  • Read Gas Law package

• Wed 5/11 Due Thurs 5/12
  
  • Finish lab write-up
  • Complete handouts, FirstyearAcidNamingProblemSet1 , and pH Calculation Problem Set 2
    

• Mon 5/9 Wed 5/11
  
  • Complete both Parts of Acid / Base Lab
  • Read & take notes on Section 11.8 and handouts, KineticTheoryofGas and GasParameters
    

• Fri 5/6 Mon: 5/9
  
  • Finish calculations & question of pH lab
    
  • Read and take notes on FirstyearAcidNaming handout
    

• Thurs 5/5 Due: Fri 5/6
  
  • Do #15 & 16 on Pg569 in book (B-L definition)
  • Do pH Calculation Problem Set
  • If you want to check the pH of liquid, bring a sample of it. Has to be school appropriate liquid.

• Tues 5/3 Due Thurs 5/5
  
  • Read and take notes on Section 19.9-19.10 (Bronsted-Lowry definition of acid/base) and Section 19.5 & 19.11 (Weak acids).
    
  • Read and take notes on Section 20.1 - 20.3 (pH calculations).
    
  • Make sure you can do solubility equilibrium problems (hint, maybe quiz next class on this)
    

• Do the two problems at bottom of [Solubility Equilibrium Handout]
  
• Read and take notes on Section 19.1-19.8 (for section 19.5 just read, no notes). Use Electrolyte handout (given in class) as part of your notes. Remember, while reading salt = solid ionic compound.
  

• Read Section 16.9 again and make sure you understand Fig 16-13 (read caption) so that you can answer the following questions.
  • At 25degree C, what is solubility of sodium nitrate.
  • If I had a KCl solution with 52g KCl in 100g of water (@55degree C), is the solution unsaturated, saturated, or saturated solution with solid KCl at bottom of container.
    
• Read and take notes on Section 18.9 (Solubility Equilibrium) especially the sample problems and on [Solubility Equilibria handout]. Do not do problems at end of handout.

• Study for Bonding test
  

Tues 4/26 Wed 4/27

• NH₃ vs. SiCl₄ please provide:Give geometry & bond angle of compound (show all information to get this), each bond polarity(show calculation), explain molecular polarity (remember explanation needs to include bond polarity and geometry). Then explain vapor pressure and IMF of each compound. Finally, explain which compound has the greater Boiling point including explaining what boiling point is.
• Read and take notes of SolutionBookNotes1 handout (remember to go to website asked in handout)
  

Fri 4/15 Due Tues:4/26

• No Formal Lab write-up. Please put Vapor Pressure lab in lab notebook and write observation and then explain which will have higher vapor pressure (using observations). Please include explanation of molecular polarity type, intermolecular force type and strength.
  

Thurs 4/14 Due: Fri 4/15

• Pg 428 #12 (also determine/show bond polarity and explain molecular polarity)
• Read and take notes (where needed) [Intermolecular Force Handout] and Section 15.9
• Read and take notes (where needed) [Vapor Pressure Lab ] and Section 11.9
• Read and take notes (where needed) [Boiling Point Handout]and Section 11.10