CHEMISTRY TWO
Module Alfa
PROCESS STANDARDS.
(from Priority Academic Student Skills)
1.2. Use appropriate tools with
measuring objects and/or events.
accuracy
and
precision
when
1.3. Use appropriate SI units when measuring objects and/or events.
2.1. Using observable properties, place an object or event into a
classification system.
2.2. Identify the properties by which a classification system is
based.
7.6. Communicate results in a variety of ways.
CONTENT STANDARDS. (from Priority Academic Student Skills)
1.4. A compound is formed when two or more kinds of atoms bind
together chemically.
1.4.a. Atoms interact with one another by transferring or sharing
valence electrons.
1.4.b. Valence electrons
reactivity of the element.
govern
the
chemical
properties
and
1.4.c. Each compound has unique chemical and physical properties.
3.1. Matter can be found in four phases. Phase change occurs when
heat energy is absorbed or released from the system.
OBJECTIVES.
This module deals with chemistry on the
macroscopic level.
Discussions will include the scientific
method, matter, and the units of measurement.
A1.
Identify safe and unsafe laboratory practices.
A2.
Demonstrate knowledge of safety equipment.
A3.
Identify sections of a Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS).
A4. Name and describe the three basic steps of the study of
chemistry.
A5.
Describe the steps of the scientific method.
A6.
Differentiate among hypotheses, theories, and laws.
A7.
Differentiate between physical and chemical properties.
A8.
Describe methods for separating mixtures.
A9.
Describe how elements combine to form compounds.
A10. Describe
matter.
the
interconversion
among
three
states
of
A11. Identify and properly use SI units for quantities.
A12. Demonstrate use of scientific notation.
VOCABULARY.
accuracy
chemistry
density
extensive property
homogeneous mixture
intensive property
Kelvin
liter
mass
microscopic property
physical property
qualitative
scientific method
substance
volume
IN THE TEXT.
LABORATORY.
chemical property
compound
element
heterogeneous mixture
hypothesis
International System of Units
law
macroscopic property
matter
mixture
precision
quantitative
significant figures
theory
weight
Chapter 1 (pages 2-39), Glossary (pages G1 – G9)
Review of Laboratory Methods
ASSIGNMENTS.
Averaging Grades
Syllabus Return
Module Alfa Vocabulary
Know Your Book
MSDS worksheet
Module Alfa Test
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