The universe is full of magical things patiently waiting for our wits to grow sharper.--Eden Philpotts.
This is a picture of an ionic compound. Since it is found in nature it has a mineral name: halite. First correct formula and GFW e-mailed to Mr. K at school earns 50 extra credit points.
As always this syllabus represents the topics and order that we will attempt to cover in the upcoming quarter. Actual progress may vary, however....study anyway! We might get lucky and stay on schedule! :} Mr.K
| Week | Topic | Lab/Activity |
| 19 |
Solution strength: Molarity, Normality, Molality. Mr. K's notes on solution strength Introduction to Organic Chemistry. |
Solution Strength Lab |
| 20 | Introduction to Organic
Chemistry.
Organic chemistry I: counting, alkanes, branched alkanes, isomers, cycloalkanes, alkenes. Organic chemistry II: aromatic hydrocarbons, alcohols, phenols. |
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| 21 | Aldehydes, ketones. Combustion of hydrocarbons
Organic extra credit assignment. |
Fermentation Lab.
Test 21.3: Naming and diagrams: alkanes through alcohols. Chain, chain, chain of carbons: Mini-Lab. |
| 22 | Acidification of alcohol, Carboxylic acids. | Distillation Lab:
Esters Lab |
| 23 | Polymers, | Organic models practicum
Organic unit final (5 grades) |
| 24 | VESPR
Theory and Molecular Geometry
Acids, Bases & disassociation of water. Arrhenius Acids, Bronsted-Lowry Acids. |
Cabbage Juice indicator Mini- Lab |
| 25 | Finish Kw, pH, pOH | Test 25.3 pH, pOH, acids and bases. Equilibrium lab (virtual labs to explore with) Test 25.4: Chemical eqm |
| 26 | Disassociation of weak acids, and weak bases. Ka, Kb. | see notes page on side navigation bar |
| 27 | Solubility product: Ksp | Test 27.1: Ka & Kb.
Test 27.4: Ksp. |
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