AP Chemistry: Class 93
Dates Period E: Friday, April 19th Period F: Friday, April 19th How does a battery operate? (PPT Presentation) redox reactions RED CAT half reactions voltages and potentials Homework Work on … Continue reading
AP Chemistry: Class 92
Dates Period E: Wednesday, April 17th Period F: Thursday, April 18th How do I solve thermodynamics problems? (examples) 2008-B-6 2009-A-5 2010-A-2 Homework Work on AP Problems (due next Wednesday) Work … Continue reading
AP Chemistry: Class 91
Dates Period E: Tuesday, April 16th Period F: Tuesday, April 16th Class Business Acid-Base Exams are graded – please see me for your score (not everyone has taken the exam) … Continue reading
AP Chemistry: Class 89 / Class 90
Dates Period E: Thursday, April 11th & Monday, April 15th Period F: Thursday, April 11th & Monday, April 15th Exam Monday One problem (AP style) Multiple parts, covering various aspects … Continue reading
AP Chemistry: Class 88
Dates Period E: Wednesday, April 10th Period F: Wednesday, April 10th New Material – How the heck do I solve complex acid-base equilibrium problems? Acid-Base AP Problems How does a … Continue reading
AP Chemistry: Class 87
Dates Period E: Monday, April 8th Period F: Tuesday, April 9th Class Business Collect MC Exams – comments? Return Exam (NOTE: exam answer key posted) Suggestion – how to support … Continue reading
AP Chemistry – Practice M/C Exams
So, here we are… March 27th… about to embrace the beauty of Spring Break… one step away from the freedom that two weeks away from school provides! W00t! So that … Continue reading
AP Chemistry: Classes 84 – 86
Dates Periods E/F: Monday, March 25th – Wednesday, March 27th Class Business AP Practice problems are due on Monday In-Class practice work on Tuesday Exam on Wednesday (see exam objectives) … Continue reading
AP Chemistry: Class 82-83
Dates Periods E/F: Wednesday, March 20th Periods E/F: Wednesday, March 21st Class Business Guest Lecture: Thursday (Period E), Friday (Period F) Test next week – be sure and communicate with … Continue reading
AP Chemistry: Class 81
Dates Period E: Monday, March 18th Period F: Tuesday, March 19th Big Idea: How do I calculate amounts when a reaction doesn’t finish? (It’s WOOBIE time!) Sample Problem 1 – … Continue reading
AP Chemistry: Class 80
Dates Period E: Friday, March 15th Period F: Friday, March 15th Return Kinetics Exams – How do I earn points? state chemistry standard state answer connect chemistry to answer Exam … Continue reading
AP Chemistry: Class 79
Dates Period E: Thursday, March 14th Period F: Thursday, March 14th Exam – Kinetics Two questions (AP Style) 45 minutes to complete the exam (not the whole period) No calculators … Continue reading
AP Chemistry: Class 78
Dates Period E: Tuesday, March 12th Period F: Tuesday, March 12th Big Question: What factors affect the rate of reaction? catalyst activation energy reaction mechanisms Homework Practice AP Problems due … Continue reading
AP Chemistry: Class 77
Dates Period E: Monday, March 11th Period F: Monday, March 11th Big Question: What is the relationship between the concentration of a reactant and the time of reaction? Integrated Rates Laws 1st / … Continue reading
AP Chemistry: Class 76
Dates Period E: Wednesday, March 6th Period F: Thursday, March 7th Big Question: How do we determine how fast a reaction occurs? Determining Rate Laws from Experimental Data Rate Law … Continue reading
AP Chemistry: Class 75
Dates Period E: Tuesday, March 5th Period F: Tuesday, March 5th New Question: How do we determine how fast a reaction occurs? PPT Presentation (see class documents folder) Rate / … Continue reading
AP Chemistry: Class 74
Dates Period E: Monday, March 4th Period F: Monday, March 4th Class Business collect practice problems – chapter 12 answer questions: colligative properties Quiz: Colligative Properties Homework No HW
AP Chemistry: Class 73
Dates Period E: Thursday, February 28th Period F: Thursday, February 28th Chapter Review Day = Student Objectives determine molarity of solution determine molality of solution determine solubility of a substance … Continue reading
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