1st Semester 20132014 HW Period 5

Wed 11/13 Due: Fri 11/15

• Complete Homework Table on Subatomic Particles (each row is a list of subatomic particle (and other items) for a specific isotope)
• You will determine the atomic mass of Sulfur
  • Here are notes from Subatomic particles, Isotopes and Calculating Atomic Mass ( click here, [Complete Notes for Isotopes and Atomic Mass Calculation], to get notes and isotope info for Atomic mass calculation)
  • Click here to print out blank table to calculate Atomic mass ([Blank Atomic Mass Calculation Table]) (handout has tables for 3 problems/elements)

Objectives for This Section

Tues 10/29 Due: Thurs 10/31

• Start working on Periodic Trends.
  • I will not be lecturing about the Periodic Trends. Instead, you will be listening/writing notes from online lectures as follows.
  • You will need to print out the handout, Periodic Trend Notes for Powerpoint and then open the following Powerpoint Presentation, [Periodic Trend Powerpoint Presentation]. Then you will open the following audiofiles one at a time and follow along on the powerpoint presentation while taking notes on the handout. Each audiofiles is about 15minutes long. They are:
    • [Audiofile Periodic Trend Intro thru Atomic Radii]
      
    • [Audiofile Periodic Trend IE thru EN]
      
    • [Audiofile Periodic Trend IR thru MC]
      

• Study for Test
• If did not look at objectives above, please look.

Thurs 10/17 Fri 10/18

• Review HW on Calculations for Atomic Structure
• Review HW for Atomic Structure

Wed 10/16 Due Thurs 10/17

• PSAT were administered during P5 and P6 for all 10th and 11th grader, so NO CLASS
• Homework is same as last nights

• Finish calculations for Flame test lab
• Complete Light and Energy Equation Problems and answer are here (Answers to Light and Energy Equation Problems).
• Complete (if need to print out) Homework from Greeks to Millikan and Homework from Chadwick to Planck
• Here are all the example for doing work for Light, Energy, and both Combined equation and table from flame test lab.
  • [Energy Equation Example showing Work]
  • [Energy to Color Example showing Work]
  • [Light Equation Example showing Work]
  • [Flame Test Lab Calculation Answer Sheet]

• If did not get a copy in class, print out Flame Test Lab and Bright Line Spectrum Demo
• Continue to work on Light and Energy Equation Problems and Color to Frequency & Energy calculations from the Flame Test Lab

• Print out Light and Energy Equation Problems. Please do at least 1 problem from the 3 sections of the handout.
• Here are answers to problems, Answers to Light and Energy Equation Problems Remember to look on the 3 handouts you got in class for how to do/show work.
  
• Note: For all people doing problem by equation, if you get problem that ask to go from the Energy to wavelength ( I call them combined equation problem), I would like you to do solve using both equation separately and DO NOT combine the equation into one big equation)
  

• Print out and complete HW: Law of Definite Proportion HW. Look at your notes for example.
• Print out and then go online to get information on the following people, Other Atom Contributors Before or Around Dalton's Time

Objectives for This Section(2nd test):

• Objectives of Labskills and Measurement II
• Objectives of Energy - Revised 2013-2014

• Study for test
• Make sure to bring in homework and all chemistry material every day Even Test Day

• Print out and complete 2013-2014 Review HW for Energy and Dimensional Analysis Test
• Go over above Objectives for test

• Print out and do Heat Calculation Handout 1 (4.18J=1.00cal)
• Reread (if need too, print out) Heat of Combustion of a Candle Lab

• Will have a quiz on Solving math in chemistry by either Equations or Dimensional Analysis
• Print out for tomorrow Calorimetry and Heat Calculations

• Complete thickness of Aluminum (both by Dimension analysis and equation) calculation in Lab
• Print out and complete Questions on Notes for KMT and Thermodynamics
• Print out (don't need to read) EndoExothermicReactionLab

• Do One Dimensional Analysis Problem Homework (answer at bottom of webpage
• Print out and Another Dimensional Analysis Problem
• If did not receive or print out for last class, print out Objectives of Labskills and Measurement II, Objectives of Energy - Revised 2011-2012, Dimensional Analysis Notes, Notes on Kinetic Molecular Theory and Thermodynamics
  

• Objectives of Labskills and Measurement I
• Objective of Mass and Matter - Revised 2011
  

• study for test

• 1st test scheduled for next Tues but maybe changed due to it being a half day
  
• Print out (if did not get in class) the following and complete, Questions for KMT and Phase of Matter including Lab and 2011-2012 Review HW for Mass, Sig Fig and Lab Safety Test
  
• Print out and check that you understand the concept in Objectives of Labskills and Measurement I and Objective of Mass and Matter - Revised 2011 (objectives for 1st test).
  

• Study for Quiz

• Quiz on Thurs 9/12 on Metric Base units, Pg73 and Metric Conversion factor), so start memorizing
• Complete Questions for Making Observation of a Chemical Reaction

• If did not get in class, print out and read Notes on Observation of a Chemical Reaction and Lab - Observation of Chemical Reaction
• Finish [SI System Review] HW handout
• If did not get in class, print out and complete Homework for Scientific Notation

• Read Notes on Properties, Notes on Chemical and Physical Change, and Chapter 2 (Fig 2.11 Pg50 helps) (along with notes from Standard Deviant video notes), and then complete Classification of Matter HW and Properties HW
  
• Except for the 1st page, complete 3 or 4 of the problem in each section of [SI System Review] (should have gotten a copy of the handout in class).
  

• Read Significant figures and Accuracy/precision section in Understanding the Use of Numbers handout.
• If need, read also Chapter 2 (associated with the Standard Deviant Video we saw in class)
• if did not pass in Lab Safety contract. complete it including signing / parent signing and pass in next class