Stoichiometric and Gravimetric Analysis lab; due Friday
Stoichiometric and Gravimetric Analysis lab quiz on Friday; know what type of reaction we observed in the lab, be able to define what a precipitate is (in chemistry), list what the safety hazards were in this lab, list the safety precautions we took to protect ourselves, and tell which of the products was the clear liquid and which one was the precipitate
Mole Concept problem set due tomorrow; tutorial posted in Google Classroom
Begin Solution notes
Stoichiometry problem set; do all practice problems and “Additional problems” #s 1-4, showing all work on a separate piece of lined paper; due Thursday November 20; full version and tutorial posted in Google Classroom
Read 339-346; do SEP (3) page 340, SEP (4) page 341, and CCC (5) page 342; due tomorrow
Last week to submit late work (current unit only); work submitted after this week will not be considered for credit
Do Mole concept problem set, all practice problems and Additional problems #s 1-3, 5; due Tuesday; all Additional Problems must be done on a separate piece of lined paper showing all steps and units in order to receive maximum credit
Discuss Investigative Phenomena on page 328; do SEP (25) page 328
Notes: Mole concept
Do Mole concept problem set, all practice problems and Additional problems #s 1-3, 5; due Tuesday November 18th; all Additional Problems must be done on a separate piece of lined paper showing all steps and units in order to receive maximum credit
Given the concept of compounds and reactions, you will be able to answer questions related to the video being watched in class and prove understanding of concepts by answering guided questions correctly.
Lab quiz Wednesday; know: why we use Roman numerals on elements, what numerical subscripts are used for in formulas, why we use parentheses around polyatomic ions in a formula when adding subscripts, know how to name ionic and covalent compounds