We will study atomic theory this month. In the Modern Chemistry text you should be studying in both Chapter 3 (complete review problems 1 to 23 odd) and in Chapter 4 (complete 1 to 29 odd) The test on this unit will be 11/4 and all work must be turned in by the day of the test. There will be a quiz at some point during class as well.
In addition to study of the text and your class notes you should consider the internet, especially YouTube chemistry channels, an essential part of learning chemistry well. WATCH THE VIDEOS... you will slowly build important concepts...
DUE DATES
W/S 3.2 Isotopes due 10/2.
L 3.1: Conservation of Mass due 10/6.
W/S 3.4: Ions due 10/7.
Acetylene Lab due 10/13
Relative mass and the mole due 10/14
Chalk lab due 10/16
L 3.2: Emperical formula of magnesium oxide is due 10/27
For Lab 3.2 the empirical formula of magnesium oxide you will need to enter your class data on this spreadsheet and you will use the data set from all the classes in your formal lab write up.
L 3.3 Flame Tests packet due 10/26
W/S 3.6 electron configurations due 11/3
VIDEOS AND ONLINE
Link to SYNERGY (your online grade)
creation of chem: law of conservation of mass crash course youtube
the history of atomic chemistry crash course youtube
calcium carbide fire ice demo periodic table of videos channel youtube
Calcium carbide explosion Flinn Scientific youtube
the mole Ted-Ed channel youtube
stoichiometry the mole crashcourse youtube
The mole brightstorm youtube
molar mass brightstorm youtube
Flame tests video
What is Fire?
10 minute visual history of the universe... where matter comes from
the big bang big history crashcourse youtube
Great interactive website on scale in the measurable universe is at http://htwins.net/scale2/
emission spectra of elements
How scientists 'see' atoms
atomic emission spectra Richard Thornley youtube
A short history of atomic theory PowerPoint
Arrangement of electrons PowerPoint
electron configurations crashcourse youtube
standard model particle physics fermilab
stopping light and quantum computers (extra topic brought up in class)
Here's a link to PTABLE.COM
Build an Atom simulation. GREAT practice with subatomic particles...
In addition to study of the text and your class notes you should consider the internet, especially YouTube chemistry channels, an essential part of learning chemistry well. WATCH THE VIDEOS... you will slowly build important concepts...
DUE DATES
W/S 3.2 Isotopes due 10/2.
L 3.1: Conservation of Mass due 10/6.
W/S 3.4: Ions due 10/7.
Acetylene Lab due 10/13
Relative mass and the mole due 10/14
Chalk lab due 10/16
L 3.2: Emperical formula of magnesium oxide is due 10/27
For Lab 3.2 the empirical formula of magnesium oxide you will need to enter your class data on this spreadsheet and you will use the data set from all the classes in your formal lab write up.
L 3.3 Flame Tests packet due 10/26
W/S 3.6 electron configurations due 11/3
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| Magnesium Oxide Empirical Formula Lab |
Link to SYNERGY (your online grade)
creation of chem: law of conservation of mass crash course youtube
the history of atomic chemistry crash course youtube
calcium carbide fire ice demo periodic table of videos channel youtube
Calcium carbide explosion Flinn Scientific youtube
the mole Ted-Ed channel youtube
stoichiometry the mole crashcourse youtube
The mole brightstorm youtube
molar mass brightstorm youtube
Flame tests video
What is Fire?
10 minute visual history of the universe... where matter comes from
the big bang big history crashcourse youtube
Great interactive website on scale in the measurable universe is at http://htwins.net/scale2/
emission spectra of elements
How scientists 'see' atoms
atomic emission spectra Richard Thornley youtube
A short history of atomic theory PowerPoint
Arrangement of electrons PowerPoint
electron configurations crashcourse youtube
standard model particle physics fermilab
stopping light and quantum computers (extra topic brought up in class)
Here's a link to PTABLE.COM
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