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*[Atomic Emission and Absorption Spectra Webpage] |
HW: 1. AP Book Pg70 (Chapter 2) #19, 21, 33, 35 2. AP Book Pg330 (Chapter 7) #39, 47, 53a&b, 59 |
Atomic Structure and Quantum Mechanics |
**AP Book Section 7.6 New AP Material Qunatum Numbers |
**AP Book Section 7.6 New AP Material Quantum Numbers |
HW: 1. 1st Year Electron Configuration Homework Handout 2. AP Book Pg332-333 # 73, 75, 81,85,93 (for #73 & 75 need to explain Quantum Number) New AP Material *[Powerpoint with AP Material] (Powerpoint Presentation for Zumdahl Chapter 7 and a couple other Atomic concepts) *[Photoelectron Spectroscopy (PES) in AP Chemistry] **Newer AP Concept to Curriculum and exam **Experiment way of explaining electron configuration *[Wikipedia Explanation of Gas Chromatograph] **Read up to "Content" for a simple explanation of GC **GC separates sample of mixture into its substances **Often use GC to find the components (and amount) of a sample and then determine what those components are using Mass Spectrometry) **[Simple Explanation of Gas Chromatograph and its Output] *[Powerpoint Presentation on Mass Spectrometry]. **[Bozeman's You Tube Video on Mass Spectroscopy] |
History of Periodic Table and Periodic Trends |
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1. Complete all Periodic Trends including Electron Affinity and Higher Ionization Energies (both in AP book 7.12). 2. Also need to do History of Periodic Table and General Information. a. From 1st year, need to fill in top portion of Periodic Table Notes and make sure you know all words in bottom of that webpage. AP book reference is 7.10 and 7.11 for this information. Gave you hard copy in class. b. Complete handout given a few classes ago on Periodic Trends. AP book reference for trends are 7.12, 8.2 (Electronegativity) and Pg352-353 Ionic size (it is part of 8.4). |
History of Periodic Table |
HW: 1. Both section of 2 above. 2. AP Book Pg 333-336 #99a&b, 101b&c, 103b&d&e, 107, 109, 113, 147 |