AP classes: laws (Boyle, Gay Lussac, Charles, Foos, Avogadro) what and why.
AP3: also did IF problems
AP1 and Ap4 also did Kinetic Molecular Theory
H8: reviewed for tomorrow’s test
AP classes: laws (Boyle, Gay Lussac, Charles, Foos, Avogadro) what and why.
AP3: also did IF problems
AP1 and Ap4 also did Kinetic Molecular Theory
H8: reviewed for tomorrow’s test
AP4 and AP1: into to gases, gas properties, measurement of pressure, vacuums and forces
H8: Boyle’s Law lab – graph of P v. V will be used later. Finished moles (calculating molecular formulas and formulas of hydrates) Review tomorrow
AP1: Intermolecular attractions, Boltzmann distributions and the South Street Effect.
AP3: States of matter, properties of gases, units, measuring pressure, straws and barometers, Kinetic Molecular theory
AP3 and AP4: intermolecular attractions, Boltzmann distribution and the South Street Effect
H8: percent composition and calculating the empirical formula (trolley problems)
AP classes: advanced bonding test
Honors: lots of mole problems. The answers are:
1) 752 g
2) 412 mL
3) 2.742×10^24 mc
4) 53 g
5) 564.0 g
6) 2.88 x 10^28 mc
7) 40.4 mL
0.0611 mol
9) 0.07561 mol
10) 29 mL
11) 4.931 x 10^22 mc
12) 283.6 mL
AP4 and AP1: reviewed for tomorrow’s test.
H8: mole calculations including molarity. I will be out tomorrow. You will have lots of problems to work on and there is a WebAssign (due next Wednesday).
AP1: Gay Lussac’s Law Lab. Finished Band theory. Review tomorrow. Test is Thursday.
AP3: reviewed for Thursday’s test
AP3 and AP4: Gay Lussac’s Law lab. Also finished band theory. Review tomorrow (set 3) or Wednesday (set 4). Test is Thursday.
H8: mole math
AP classes: MO diagrams for N2, HF. Started band theory. We are behind by a day on the calendar.
H8: started moles (specifically atomic mass, molecular mass and the relationship between different masses of atoms)
AP4 and AP1: more molecular orbitals including magnetic oxygen
H8: nomenclature test and a lab to discover the identity of a hydrate.