AP CHEMISTRY - Burnside Assignments
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- Spring 2019
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- Science
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Welcome to Advanced Placement Chemistry! This is a second-year Chemistry course designed to prepare you to take and pass the AP Chemistry Exam in May. Reminder: Period 1 - Class starts at 7:15 AM every day that 1st period meets (so NOT on Tuesday Block days)! Period 2 - Night lab meets every Monday (except minimum days and holidays) from 6:00 to 8:15 PM! Morning and night labs are MANDATORY; if you have a schedule conflict see Ms. B ASAP!
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Progress checks for Units 1 and 2 have been completed and we've had our first google meetup to discuss them. You should now be working on the Progress Check for Unit 3, both MC and FRQs - but prioritize the FRQs and please complete them by SUNDAY March 29th. That way I can grade them and provide feedback so we can discuss them at our next Live Google Meetup on Tuesday March 31 at 7PM. See you then!
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Hey Y'all,
***I HAVE ACTIVATED GOOGLE CLASSROOM for all my classes, and I will be posting assignments there. I will continue to also post assignments here for the time being, but please start checking into Google Classroom regularly!***Flinn Science, the company that we buy all our lab supplies from, is now doing daily live lab demonstrations that you can watch online. The first one starts TODAY AT 10:55 AM - Log in at the link below and watch! TAKE NOTES - I'm assuming that after the teachers and administrators meet today we will be able to assign work to you for points, and if so, this will be worth points! (I have it marked as "ungraded" now, because at this moment we aren't allowed to give you graded assignments). Watch as many as you can over the next several days - each one is different. I don't know if the lab demo will be recorded and available to watch later, but I assume it will be. Enjoy!
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Well, kids - I will be updating you via email as things develop, but in the meantime, I have unlocked the Progress Checks on AP Classroom for you to start on as review for the AP Exam. Progress checks #1 and #2, both Multiple Choice and Free Response, are open for you to access. You will be able to see your results on the multiple choice, but I will have to review your Free response answers and give you feedback on those. NONE OF THIS WILL AFFECT YOUR GRADE! It is simply review and practice in preparation for the AP Exam.
Relax, Stay healthy, and feel free to contact me via email if you have questions. [email protected]
Relax, Stay healthy, and feel free to contact me via email if you have questions. [email protected]
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PRINT the attached ELECTROCHEMISTRY FR packet and Do the following problems: 2001, 2002B, 2003B, 2004B. I have also included a standard reduction potential table for you. Camille O - I have attached the POGIL Free Energy worksheet for you as well.
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Do the following problems in your textbook, Ch. 18. You will need the table of Thermodynamic values from the back of the book! Pgs. 711a-b # 1,3,5,15,16,19.
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Print, read, and complete the exercises in the attached NMSI packet for Solubility Equilibria. Show work! Reminder: Test on Solubility Equilibria on Wednesday.
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Print the attached Ksp lab and bring it to class; READ the procedure before class!
Don't forget to complete the Unit 7 Progress Check on AP Classroom before Monday at 9PM!
Don't forget to complete the Unit 7 Progress Check on AP Classroom before Monday at 9PM!
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Complete the Unit 7 Progress Check on AP Classroom before 9:00 PM Tonight (Monday)!
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Homework packets due today (see rubric below)!
DO the following problems in your textbook: Pgs 677b-c, #42,44,47 (this problem should say "pH AT EQUILIBRIUM is 9.15"), 52,54,57, and 67.
DO the following problems in your textbook: Pgs 677b-c, #42,44,47 (this problem should say "pH AT EQUILIBRIUM is 9.15"), 52,54,57, and 67.
HW packet rubric:
- pg. 629, AP MC #1-20; AP FR Short probs (2)
- pg. 629, #84-90
- pg. 629, # 15, 43,47,55,61,83,89,99
- Worksheet 3: Acidic, basic, neutral salts
- Website problems, even numbered only, sets 1-3
- pg. 677 # 3,5,7,9,11,13,15,19,21
- printed titration problem with graph
- pg. 677 #27-33 odd; 105,109, AP MC Prac Probs #17-25
- AP Classroom Unit 8 Progress Check (nothing to turn in; just make sure you've completed it)
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Go to AP Classroom and complete the Unit 8 Progress Check (30 multiple choice questions on Acids, bases, buffers, and titrations). You must complete these by 7 AM Thursday morning, 2/6. DO NOT WAIT UNTIL WEDNESDAY NIGHT to do this! Make sure you can log in to AP Classroom and access the assignment as soon as possible; if you can't log in or can't see the assignment, email me: [email protected].
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Do the following problems from the textbook: Pgs 677a-b, # 27-33 ODDS; pg 677f # 105, 109; pgs 677j-k, AP MC practice probs #17-25
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Print the attached titration problem and complete all questions including the graph. Show all calculations, including the calculation of the initial pH, and the calculation of volume of titrant needed to reach equivalence point. Make sure that the pH at the equivalence point is in the appropriate range (you don't need to calculate it exactly).
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Do the following problems in CH. 17: Pgs. 677-677a, #3,5,7,9,11,13,15,19,21
Note: you will need the Ka & Kb table on page 595 as well!
Note: you will need the Ka & Kb table on page 595 as well!
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Go to this website: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1XuHFL8Jy01PowqrK_d9KU9yPTvacZhaFTR-HeBAyBs8/edit
Do the EVEN-NUMBERED PROBLEMS (2,4,6,etc - the ones in the RIGHT-HAND column) in problem sets 1,2, and 3.
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QUIZ on CH. 16 today!
Homework: Pgs 629a-629h, # 15, 43*, 47*, 55, 61, 83, 89, 99
For #43 and 47, also calculate the percent ionizations for the solutions.
Homework: Pgs 629a-629h, # 15, 43*, 47*, 55, 61, 83, 89, 99
For #43 and 47, also calculate the percent ionizations for the solutions.
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Do the following problems in your textbook on pages 629k-m:
AP Multiple Choice problems # 1-20, and AP Free Response Review questions - both the "SHORT" problems on pg 629m. Note: MC question #4 is confusing; you are NOT ranking the HF, HCN, HClO2, or NH4+ (they are all weak acids, not bases). You are ranking the species in the answer choices (CN-, NH3, F-, etc). You are given those weak acids and their Ka values so you can calculate the Kb values for the corresponing conjugate bases. Ka x Kb = Kw.