Q4: week 1 – 4/17 – 4/21
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4/17 – Monday – “A” Day –
Main focus:
Period 9:
1. Hand Back the Math DOG..
2. Complete Demonstration
3. Complete potential energy Diagram for the chemical reaction.
Potential Energy Curve NOTES.pdf
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4/17 – Monday’s Homework: –
1. View the Lecture below if you need to review today’s lesson or if you were absent.
2. Complete the Form below based on the today’s notes:
1: Potential Energy Curve Lecture –
_______________________________________________________ Jump to: Tuesday Homework 4/18 – Tuesday “B” Day
Main focus:
a) To incorporate Table I into our potential energy diagrams.
b) To model thermodynamic problems based on reported △H values.
Period 8:
LAB 21 – unknown carbonates stiochiometry II.pdf
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a) run the reaction/setup boiling off the water
2. Calculate the predicted amount of salt produced through stoichiometry
Period 9:
3. Determine the Unknown by massing out dryed salt and measuring recovered salt.
4. Sketch Potential energy curves for the physical change and the chemical change that occurred in the lab.
LAB 21 – unknown carbonates stiochiometry II.pdf
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4/18 – Tuesday’s Homework: –
1. Complete the frontside of the today’s worksheet.
reactions and enthalpy – ditto 2.pdf
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2. You can use the following Video below to complete the frontside of the worksheet.
3. Make a single submission to the form below. If you are having issues with the form please view the Potential Energy Curves and table I review for the form video below!
2: Potential Energy Curves and table I –
3: Potential Energy Curves and table I review for the form-
______________________________________________________ Jump to: Wednesday Homework 4/19 – Wednesday – A Day –
Main focus:
a) To identify the Kj/mole of a reaction using Table I
b) To identify the factors that affect the RATE of a reaction
c) To identify the 2 components of an effective collision –> collision theory.
reactions and enthalpy – ditto 2.pdf
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reactions and enthalpy – ditto 2 Key.pdf
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2. Begin Collision Theory –
a) Effective Collisions
b) Factors that affect the rate of reaction (SPEED!)
Today’s Lesson – Factors that affect the Rate of reaction
Surface Area Demo – Exposing more reactant particles to each other to increase the frequency of collisions.
1. Please complete the form below. You have 3 submissions tonight. Make sure you use all of them.
Kinetics Homework Form Questions.pdf
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4/20- Thursday “B” Day
a) To identify the factors that affect reaction rate
Period 8:
1. Take a Potential Energy partner quiz
Period 9:
1. Lab 22 – factors that affect reaction rate
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Someone poured something into the 6% solution. So I am done.
Please describe the factors that you tested that affected the rate of reaction on the back of the lab. We will just hand in this lab in and I will grade it based on how much you completed correctly. Labs are over. I know some of you are doing the right thing but too many are not.
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4/21 – Friday – “A” Day
a) To review the factors that affect rate of reaction.
b) introduce the concepts of equilibrium.
Period 9:
1. Complete Lab 22 –
2. – Complete review of rate factors
Rate Factors worksheet 07.pdf
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3. Equilibrium – Water tanks and Film Canister Demo
Equilibrium equality worksheet 2015.pdf
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Today’s Lesson – Equilibrium Introduction