CP13 – Empirical Formulas
Date Thursday, February 9th Recap – Percent Composition homework questions? how do we show work? New Idea – Empirical Formulas how do we go from mass percent to formulas? what … Continue reading
CP12 – Counted vs Mass
Date Wednesday, February 8th LNB Hand Back explaining before sections writing “0” before decimal calculation format grading rubrics Class Business Lab – Tuesday 14th (Long Block) Test – Thursday 16th … Continue reading
CP11 -More Moles
Date Monday, February 6th Recap mole map what does it show? New Types of Problems examples process Percent Composition How do I go from formula to mass? example Worksheet [LINK] … Continue reading
CP09 – Pennium
Date Tuesday, January 31st Class Business Video due date Sharing density data (see post for info) Turn in worksheet HW Recap Review homework questions How do I show process? Do … Continue reading
CP08 – Dimensional Analysis
Date Friday, January 27th Recap Homework work through examples from worksheet 1 [LINK] how did I show my work? how do I account for significant figures? Practice Material Worksheet 2 [LINK] … Continue reading
CP07 – Units! Units! Units!
Date Thursday, January 27th Lab Check-In what did you find? what challenges did you encouter when writing the report? Share your mass / volume data [LINK] Add all class data to … Continue reading
CP06 – Aluminum Foil Lab
Date Monday, January 23rd Lab Day! (woohoo!)) Why are we conducting this lab? What are the measureable outcomes? Lab Procedure [LINK] We will SHARE data as a class [LINK] Lab Processing … Continue reading
CP05 – Data Collection
Date Friday, January 20th Recap – Sig Fig Math examples “tricks” that are difficult? homework questions? New Material – Logger Pro Ensure that Logger Pro is working on your computer Download … Continue reading
CP04 – Sig Fig Math
Date Tuesday, January 17th Determining Sigs Figs counting sf zeroes role of SN practice Math with SF add / subtract rules practice multiply / divide rule practice Homework practice math … Continue reading
CP03 – Sig Figs
Dates Friday, January 13th Lab Recap A – How many digits? Beaker (50-mL) Beaker (1000-mL) Graduated Cylinder (25-mL) Graduated Cylinder (100-mL) Graduated Cylinder (1000-mL) Flask (250-mL) Buret (50-mL) Glass Thermometer Digital … Continue reading
CP02 – Measurement
Date Thursday, January 12th Activity – Measurement Lab Measurement Lab Instructions inside the shared GDrive folder complete all work in LNB Q: Why are we doing this? Homework Finish all … Continue reading
CP01 – Happy New Year!
Dates Wednesday, January 11th Class Business Semester 2 = 50 class meetings (10 long) Focus is quantitative = bring calculator to class every day <phone / laptop not acceptable> Bring … Continue reading
CP41 – The Final Exam
Date Wednesday, December 14th Format of Final Exam 15 multiple choice questions 2 matching questions 10 short-answer questions Provided Materials my best friend… the Periodic Table polyatomic ion names and … Continue reading
CHCP3940 – Review
Dates Friday, December 9th Monday, December 12th Tuesday, September 13th Class Business Course Survey (please complete during class) [LINK] Need Quinton support? Post to the Schoology group Honors Schoology Group … Continue reading
CP38 – Boiling
Date Wednesday, December 7th IM Force Concept Connections Viscosity Surface Tension Vapor Pressure Evaporation Boiling Point & Vapor Pressure Connecting examples syrup & molasses filling car gas tank spilling water … Continue reading
CP37 – Implications
Date Tuesday, December 6th Review Types of IM Forces Importance of each type of IM force How to tell when each type is present (GDrive slide show) New Material – … Continue reading
CP36 – IM Forces
Date Monday, December 5th Class Business Collect hw 10 (from Class 34) Unit 5 Objectives and the final exam Final Exam – still finalizing the form of the test Final … Continue reading
CHCP35 – Polarity Lab
Dates P1 – Tuesday, November 29th P3 – Wednesday, November 30th P5 – Thursday, December 1st P7 – Thursday, December 1st Lab Day Conduct the lab during class, including the … Continue reading
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