CP – Spring Final 2018
Date Wednesday, May 30th @ 1:00 pm Exam Logistics Total Semester = 545 pts Exam Value = 80 pts (15%) YES: Short Answer / Vocab questions (Q1 – Q5) YES: … Continue reading
CH – Spring Final 2018
POST UPDATED: Tuesday, May 29th @ 12:30 pm Date Wednesday, May 30th @ 1:00 pm Exam Review Session Tuesday, May 29th @ 2:30 pm Room 30 (Chemistry Classroom) NOTE: RSVP … Continue reading
CH5152 – Review
Dates Wednesday, May 23rd Thursday, May 24th Friday, May 25th Class Business Exam return? Homework return Questions? Final Exam (Wednesday, May 30th @ 1:00 pm) Classes 51/52 for student review (not … Continue reading
CP5152 – Review
Dates Tuesday, May 22nd Thursday, May 24th Class Business Exam return Homework return Questions? Final Exam (Wednesday, May 30th @ 1:00 pm) Classes 51/52 for student review (not teacher-directed) Semester Exam … Continue reading
CP44 – Final Exam
UPDATED: THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14TH @ 1:00 PM Date Friday, December 15th Provided Information Periodic Table [LINK] Element Electronegativities (provided on exam questions) Polyatomic Ions (names, formulas, charges) [LINK] Transition Metal … Continue reading
CH44 – Final Exam
THIS POST UPDATED THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14TH @ 9:00 AM Date Friday, December 15th Provided Information Periodic Table [LINK] Element Electronegativities Polyatomic Ions (names, formulas, charges) [LINK] Transition Metal oxidation states … Continue reading
CH43 – Final Review
Date Tuesday, December 12th Thoughts on the IMF Unit non-polar molecule vs ion adding up dipoles is not math addition (really) how much size makes a difference for LDF? CER … Continue reading
CP43 – Last Review
Date Monday, December 11th Finals Review Stuff Homework Study for the final See you Friday @ 9:00 am
CP – Spring Final 2017
Date Tuesday, May 30th 1:00 pm Provided Information Periodic Table Solibility Rules Polyatomic Ion Chart Naming Tree Constants required for calculations Anything provided on prior tests this semester Will post … Continue reading
CH – Spring Final 2017
Date Tuesday, May 30th 1:00 pm Provided Information Periodic Table Solibility Rules Polyatomic Ion Chart Constants required for calculations Anything provided on prior tests this semester Will post formula sheet … Continue reading
CPCH4950 – Review Time
Dates Tuesday, May 23rd Wednesday, May 24th Thursday, May 25th Friday, May 26th Review Time Bring your materials to class Textbook, notes, computer Quinton will answer questions you have Use … 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
CH41 – The Final Exam
Date Wednesday, December 14th Format of Final Exam short answer questions some calculations some work-en-out questions no multiple choice questions no true-false questions some questions have multiple parts (a, b, c, … 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
Final Exam – Part 1: Work-Em-Out
In preparation for the final exam in Chemistry Honors I am providing the following guidance on the first question on the exam. The exam will start by providing a chemical … Continue reading
AP Chemistry – Final Assessment
Dates Monday, December 8th (Class 49) Wednesday, December 10th (Class 50) Monday, December 15th (Final Assessment) Part 1 – Exam Question (50 points) 45 minute time frame students work individually … Continue reading
Chemistry Honors – Final Assessment
Dates Final Two Class Period Meetings (49 / 50) Final Exam Period Meetings Period B – Friday, December 12th Period D – Tuesday, December 16th Period G – Friday, December … Continue reading
AP Chemistry – Fall Final Exam
Exam Details The exam will consist of three (3) questions that are AP-style in formatting Each question will have multiple parts and require calculations You will be permitted to use … Continue reading
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