Monday, February 23, 2009
Tuesday, February 17, 2009
This Week
Ch. 7 : Homework Set #1 : Due Tuesday:
7.(12,14,15,16,21,22,26,29,36,42,52,54)
Monday: No School
Tuesday: Homework Set #2 due, Start Chapter 7 Notes
Wednesday: Chapter 6 Quiz (Bring calculator and equation sheet)
Thursday: Finding the Ratio of Moles in a Chemical Reaction Lab
Friday: Chapter 7 Notes:
7.(12,14,15,16,21,22,26,29,36,42,52,54)
Monday: No School
Tuesday: Homework Set #2 due, Start Chapter 7 Notes
Wednesday: Chapter 6 Quiz (Bring calculator and equation sheet)
Thursday: Finding the Ratio of Moles in a Chemical Reaction Lab
Friday: Chapter 7 Notes:
Saturday, February 7, 2009
Monday, February 2, 2009
Saturday, January 24, 2009
Regarding the Final
Thank you Chris Pham for acquiring this information:
The final is going to be given as a mock AP exam. You will have two parts: Part A, Multiple Choice (50 minutes) and Part B, short answer (50 minutes). (I might be a little lenient on the time.) Part A was a little bit difficult for me because I do not know everything that you have covered up until this point, but there will be 42 questions ranging from stoichiometry to equilibrium. There are a few questions on electrochemistry, but I tried to keep it simple. Part B consists of three short answer questions. One is an acid-base equilibriaproblem, one is a buffer problem, and one is a thermochemistry problem. (the thermochemistry problem requires the use of Gibbs free energy and calculating Keq. This should help, I hope! Let me know if you have any questions. Good luck studying for your other finals!
The final is going to be given as a mock AP exam. You will have two parts: Part A, Multiple Choice (50 minutes) and Part B, short answer (50 minutes). (I might be a little lenient on the time.) Part A was a little bit difficult for me because I do not know everything that you have covered up until this point, but there will be 42 questions ranging from stoichiometry to equilibrium. There are a few questions on electrochemistry, but I tried to keep it simple. Part B consists of three short answer questions. One is an acid-base equilibriaproblem, one is a buffer problem, and one is a thermochemistry problem. (the thermochemistry problem requires the use of Gibbs free energy and calculating Keq. This should help, I hope! Let me know if you have any questions. Good luck studying for your other finals!
Wednesday, January 21, 2009
Lab report format
Wednesday, January 14, 2009
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