Hope you all had a nice holiday.  I have a couple of things for you to do for the last week of the break. 

For the final, be sure to study each of your Gas Behavior and Thermodynamics FRQs. 

 

Best of Luck on the Final :)

Complete the attached document on chemical change and bond energies

As we approach the fall final exam for AP Chemistry, we need to have a solid understanding of energy change during physical and chemical processes.  For homework, please read Chapter 6 and Chapter 10 (only sections 10.1-10.2 and 10.8-10.9).  For both chapters, take written notes for the reading and answer the "Active Learning Questions" found at the end of the chapter: Chapter 6 (1-8 page 265-266) and Chapter 10 (1-11 page 474-475).

Complete the attached worksheet that includes FRQ style gas behavior problems (some qualitative and some quantitative)

Gas Behavior First Year Review Worksheet due today

Complete the attached file "Gas Stoichiometry practice fall 2016." Show your work.  Answers to the questions are included on the last page

Assessment - Double Replacement Reactions and Stoichiometry (Precipitation, Acid-Base Neutralization)  NO COLORIMETRIC ANALYSIS

Early lab start 7:15 am  Experiment #7 from your lab manual (molar mass of a volatile liquid).   ASA due and Pre-lab ready.

 

Read and take notes on sections 5.4 and 5.5 from your textbook

Finish the Solution Stoichiometry Worksheet and the FRQ from class today that relates to gravimetric analysis

Enrichment opportunity this morning (7:05 am).  Bring your sheet titled: AP Chemistry Enrichment Double Replacement Reactions on one side and Solution Stoichiometry on the other side.

 

Try and complete the double replacement reactions worksheet (complete balanced equations and net ionic equations questions 1 and 2) by Thursday.  Remember, do not dissociate weak acids or weak bases.

Experiment #19 today (not an early start lab)

Pre-lab ready and ASA due today

Assessment Oxidation-Reduction reactions, galvanic cells, and redox titrations

All your work on these topics due today

read/review sections 4.5 through 4.7 on precipitation reactions and their stoichiometry.  Complete questions 36-46 evens page 172-173

Early lab start Experiment #35 Determination of Iron by Reaction with Permanganate

(ASA due, prelab ready)

for homework,

We've addressed combustion, synthesis and decomposition reactions which are oxidation-reduction reactions, and currently we've been looking at single replacement reactions (also oxidation-reduction).  Read section 4.9 (which should be review) and section 4.10 (which is new) and take notes from the reading (especially a sample exercise for balancing in acidic solution).  Answer questions 72 and 74 from page 174 to the best of your ability.

As we did in class on Thursday (creating questions for oxidation of a halide by a halogen), use the Table of Reduction Potentials (attached here) to create 6 questions and then work them out.  Three of them should be oxidation of a metal by a metal ion solution and the other three should be oxidation of a metal by the hydrogen ion of an acid (for this assignment just use strong acids like hydrochloric or nitric).  Use your class handout of these type of reactions or reference as needed,

Here are some practice equations (single replacement).  Fore each one, write a balanced equation and balanced net ionic equation, and identify what category of reaction it is (oxidation of metal by metal ion, oxidation of metal by hydrogen of acid, or oxidation of a halide by a halogen)

Assessment - "Formula for a Compound from Experimental Data."   topics included determining a formula from

study for the assessment tomorrow - Determining a chemical formula through reaction.  Refer to Experiment 4, 4a, 5 and 13 as well as your notes and practice problems.

Enrichment 7:05 am today.  (determination of chemical formula through reaction like we have done in lab and on ASAs the past two weeks)

If you planned on taking a parallel assessment for the last assessment, you need to be here at 7:05 am today.

Enrichment for 9-8-16

Leaving enough space in your lab notebook to finish Expt #4a, complete the ASA only for Experiment #13 (page 99-104 of your lab manual).  We are going to carry out just the water of hydration part of Experiment #13 today (not an early start though).

Read sections 2-3 through 2-5 and 3.1 through 3.4 and take notes on the reading

ASA Experiments 4 and 4a due and pre-lab (introduction, materials and methods, and results data tables) ready.

Experiment 4 is in your lab manual (ASA only).  Go back to yesterdays homework for the attachment for Experiment 4a (this is the lab we are carrying out today.

Read section 2.2 from the text on Fundamental Laws (conservation of mass, definite proportions, multiple proportions).  Take notes from the reading, especially sample exercise 2.1, and complete questions 6, 25, 26, 30 from page 69-70.

Assessment - Error Analysis

Enrichment opportunity 7:05 am (error analysis)

Read section 1.9 in the textbook and write a brief description for each of the separation techniques described

Early Start 7:15 am  Experiment #1 from your lab manual (Do not write in the lab manual.  All labs are written in the lab notebook you purchased)

 

Have your Advanced Study Assignment (ASA) completed, and Introduction, Procedure (abbreviated), and results data tables written as well.

Download and review the Lab Report Format, Safety Instructions and Syllabus for AP Chem (on the right side of this page under files).  Sign and return the signature pages  to me.