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Course Content Each unit will include a unit plan outline, an introduction, notes, explanations, demonstrations / labs / simulations, worksheets, quizzes, a unit review, and a unit test. The tentative unit test schedule is as follows (Note that the schedule is based upon daily classes of 65 minutes and is subject to change to accommodate unplanned events and student needs.): Topic # Topics Time (hours) Introduction 3 1 Atomic Structure 15 & Chemical Bonding 2 Kinetics 15 3 Equilibrium 23 4 Acids and Bases 15 5 Electrochemistry 10 Exam Review 3 Exam The following gives you an outline of some of the key issues covered in each of the six units. 1. Atomic Structure - Chemical Bonding - Thermochemistry Atomic Structure: historical development of atomic structure, the Quantum Mechanical Model, electron configurations, periodic table properties Bonding: Ionic and covalent bonding, electro-negativity and bond dipoles, shapes of molecules and molecular polarity Thermochemistry: exothermic & endothermic reactions, Hess’s Law (heats of reaction), bond energy, spontaneous & non-spontaneous reactions, entropy (a measure of disorder), Gibb’s free energy. 2. Kinetics Scope: collision theory, factors which affect the rate of chemical reactions, activation energy and heat of reaction, reaction mechanisms 3. Equilibrium Scope: The nature of equilibrium, the equilibrium constant, Le Chatelier’s Principle, solubility rules, solubility equilibrium 4. Acids and Bases Scope: the Arrhenius definition, the Bronsted-Lowry definition, pH, acid-base neutralization, dissociation, titration 5. Electrochemistry Scope: redox reactions, activity series, voltaic (galvanic) cells, electrode potential, voltaic vs. electrolytic cells, corrosion 2
What to bring each day An inquiring mind that is ready & wanting to learn / challenge / explore Periodic Table & other reference tables (as the teacher gives them to you) Calculator Bring the text, Glencoe: Chemistry Matter and Change (2008), on unit review days. Learning My job is to teach you. I will work hard to help you to learn. Remember that I am not responsible for your learning. You are! Here are a few suggestions: You are expected to keep up with and learn the material as we cover it in class. You will learn more if you listen to me when I am talking. That means that when I am talking, you will need to listen to me; it also means that we all listen to students who are asking questions and participating in class talks. I strongly suggest that you sit with a student who will help you to learn. You will improve your work habits and science knowledge / skills by practicing. All worksheets (WS) are for your practice. I will post answers to worksheets at the back of the classroom. We will have unit review classes before a test. Attendance Attendance in this course is important. To learn, you need to be in class & be involved in your learning. You are to arrive in class on time. If you arrive late, expect to be marked late. Also, complete a ‘Student Late to Class’ form. Do not interrupt the class and explain why you are late. We can discuss that later. If you are late or miss a class, it is your responsibility to get notes / handouts / assignments. Complete your notes & get help from a friend, then ask me whatever questions you may have. Late Work Just like in the real world, it matters both that you do good quality work (i.e. your best effort) and that your work is completed on time. The work that I ask you to do is designed to help you to learn. It matters that you do it when I ask you to do it. There is little value in completing assigned work weeks or months after the due date. Your learning opportunity has been missed. I have a few suggestions for you: Keep track of your completed work on the ‘Assessment List’. If you are done your work early, hand it in early. 3
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