Honors Chemistry (Period 2) Assignments
- Instructor
- Garrett Lim
- Term
- Spring 2019
- Department
- Science
- Description
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Welcome to Mr. Lim's Chemistry Honors webpage. This class is designed to help you gain a fundamental background in chemistry and to develop a scientific way of thinking about life. This class is designed to help you succeed on the Common Core test in April and to serve as a foundation if you choose to move on to Advanced Placement (AP) Chemistry. I'm excited about what the year has in store for us and I hope that you enjoy the wonderful world of chemistry!
Upcoming Assignments
No upcoming assignments.
Past Assignments
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Potential Energy Diagram Worksheet
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Review Worksheets to keep your mind fresh...
Recommended pace: One SG a week. Study notes before attempting the study guide. Contact me through Google Classroom or email ([email protected]) to check answers to particular questions.
Recommended order: Study Guide 1, Study Guide 2, Study Guide 3, Stoich Review3, Gases
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Study Guide due!
Attached are the notes from the end of the notes (more like an FYI as it isn't required information)
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p. 468 #21-23, p. 469 #24-25, p. 470 #26-27
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Concentration Worksheet 2
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Comic Strip Due!
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Concentration Worksheet #1
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Energy in the Earth Quiz
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p. 461 #3, 4
p. 484 #48-51
p. 484 #48-51
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Thermo test today!
Optional practice problems with answers:
p. 525 #78-80
p. 881 #4-6
p. 504: #20, 21
p. 525 #82, 83, 86
78:1.56 x 10^8 J
79: 30000 kJ
80: 140g of water
4: 3.74 J/gdegC
5: 0.214 J/gdegC
6: 0.900 J/gdegC
20: 2.58 kJ
21: 376 kJ
82: 287 kJ
83: 2830 kJ
86: 732 kJ
p. 881 #4-6
p. 504: #20, 21
p. 525 #82, 83, 86
78:1.56 x 10^8 J
79: 30000 kJ
80: 140g of water
4: 3.74 J/gdegC
5: 0.214 J/gdegC
6: 0.900 J/gdegC
20: 2.58 kJ
21: 376 kJ
82: 287 kJ
83: 2830 kJ
86: 732 kJ
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Ninja Problem Worksheet
Answers (may vary slightly)
1. (5 steps) -144000J
2. (4 steps) -47500J
3. (3 steps) -15640J
4. (5 steps) +182000J
5. (5 steps) -121700J
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Heating and Cooling Curves Worksheet
Some answers:
Right: #9: 154000J
#10: -38900J
-Also, there is a quiz!
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Calorimetry 2 and Hfus and Hvap Worksheet!
Also, lab is due!
Top:
2: 55.5 degC
4: Rhenium
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1. 85,200J
3. 5.0x10^4 Jl
5. -18,400J
7. -86.3 kJ
9. 172 J/g
2: 55.5 degC
4: Rhenium
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1. 85,200J
3. 5.0x10^4 Jl
5. -18,400J
7. -86.3 kJ
9. 172 J/g
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Calorimetry Worksheet #1
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Specific heat worksheet
Left:
1. 3180 J
1. 3180 J
2. -9390 J
3. 19.4 J ; 0.0194 kJ
4. -172,000 J
5. 50.0 °C
6. 0.444 J/g°C
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1. 4080 J
2. -5.00 x 10^3 cal
3. 6.0 g
4. 5.0 x 10^1 g
5. 30.0 °C
6. 23 °C
7. 30. °C
3. 19.4 J ; 0.0194 kJ
4. -172,000 J
5. 50.0 °C
6. 0.444 J/g°C
Right:
1. 4080 J
2. -5.00 x 10^3 cal
3. 6.0 g
4. 5.0 x 10^1 g
5. 30.0 °C
6. 23 °C
7. 30. °C
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Answer the following questions:
1).p. 414-415 #39, 41, #58
2).What solids have the highest melting and boiling points? What are some examples of them?
3).What types of solids are the following: copper, potassium nitrate, glass (silicon dioxide), diamond, iodine?
4.) Fill in the blanks:
a) condensation: __________ to ____________
b) sublimation: __________ to ____________
c) fusion: _________ to ___________
d) freezing: _________ to __________
5) Define boiling point (use your notes).
IMF Quiz today!
Print out the next set of notes!
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IMF and Forces of Attraction Worksheet
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Intermolecular Forces Worksheet
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Study Guide
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p. 388 #1-2, 392 4-6, p. 878 Ch. 13 #1-2, p. 879 Ch. 13 #4
Bring your book!
BTW, effusion means diffusion through a small hole but essentially you would treat those effusion questions just as you would a diffusion question. In other words, just replace the word effusion with the word diffusion.
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Ideal Gas Law Worksheet and Gas Law Quiz through Molar Volume
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1. 0.0102 mol
6. 5.33 L
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Mole and Volume Worksheet AND p. 441 #56-58 and p. 443 #61, 64 and Absolute Zero Lab due!
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Gas Law Worksheet
Selected Answers:
2. 682 mL
6. 221 kPa
7. 10,600 K
2. 682 mL
6. 221 kPa
7. 10,600 K
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Boyle's Law/Charles's Law Worksheet
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Pressure Units Worksheet
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Stoich Test!!!
Optional Problems on p. 877 and 878. Ch.12
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5: .600 mol HCl
6: 2.29 mol Cr2O3
7: 924 g carbon dioxide
8: 314 g sulfuric acid
9: 1.31 g carbon dioxide
10: 195.7 g aspirin
11: benzene is limiting, 4.2 g chlorine in excess, 64.8 g chlorobenzene produced
12: HCl is limiting, 2.99 g Ni in excess, 4.44 g NiCl2 produced
13: theo. yield: 26.4 g SnI4, 94.7% yield
14: theo. yield: 41.4 g NaAu(CN)2, 93.7% yield
Optional Problems on p. 877 and 878. Ch.12
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5: .600 mol HCl
6: 2.29 mol Cr2O3
7: 924 g carbon dioxide
8: 314 g sulfuric acid
9: 1.31 g carbon dioxide
10: 195.7 g aspirin
11: benzene is limiting, 4.2 g chlorine in excess, 64.8 g chlorobenzene produced
12: HCl is limiting, 2.99 g Ni in excess, 4.44 g NiCl2 produced
13: theo. yield: 26.4 g SnI4, 94.7% yield
14: theo. yield: 41.4 g NaAu(CN)2, 93.7% yield
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Finish Study Guide and print out Fill-In Notes. Gases! PV=nRT-hee! YAY!!!
Also, Rice Krispies Lab due today!
Answers to the study guide:
1a: 0.307mol O2
1b: 0.313mol NO2 (14.4g NO2)
1c: 1.3mol N2O
1d: 4.00mol NO2, 93.8% yield
2a: 18.8g SO2
2b: 494.7g H2O
3a: 15.4g PbI2
3b: 56.3%
4, System #1a: 1, 2, 1, 1 b: 5.78g Ca(OH)2 c: CaC2 d: 2.2g H2O
4, System #2a: 1, 1, 5, 4, 1 b: 6.15g H3BO3 c: Na2B4O7 d: 2.6g H2SO4, 2.8g H2O
Answers to the study guide:
1a: 0.307mol O2
1b: 0.313mol NO2 (14.4g NO2)
1c: 1.3mol N2O
1d: 4.00mol NO2, 93.8% yield
2a: 18.8g SO2
2b: 494.7g H2O
3a: 15.4g PbI2
3b: 56.3%
4, System #1a: 1, 2, 1, 1 b: 5.78g Ca(OH)2 c: CaC2 d: 2.2g H2O
4, System #2a: 1, 1, 5, 4, 1 b: 6.15g H3BO3 c: Na2B4O7 d: 2.6g H2SO4, 2.8g H2O
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Complete % Yield Worksheet
Some answers:
Example 1: 78.3%
Example 2: 50% or 60%
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Limiting Reactant Worksheet Due
Also, each group bring a spatula and a pan!
Answers:
Example 1: 50.7g iodine
Example 2: 12.5g zinc iodide
p. 368 #20c: 69.92g iron #20d: 13.65g sodium left over
p. 368 #21b: 28g water #21c: 60.0g glucose
#2: 31.9g sodium nitrate
#3: 46g calcium phosphate
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Review Worksheet Due!