Level 1 Topics Correlated to Your Book
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Ch. 1: Chemistry: An Introduction
o Introduction to chemistry: chemistry as the central science
o The Scientific Method
Ch. 2: Analyzing Data
o Scientific notation
o SI units
o The Metric system
o Density
Ch. 3: Matter
o Physical and chemical changes of matter
o Matter and energy
o States of matter
o Transitions between states of matter/ phase changes and energy
o Elements, compounds, and mixtures
o Separation of mixtures
o Types of energy (K, P, R)
Ch. 4: The Structure of the Atom
o Dalton’s atomic theory of matter
o Atoms and atomic structure
o Ions
o Isotopes
o Calculating average atomic mass
o Determining number of protons, neutrons and electrons
Ch. 7: Ionic Compounds and Metals and Ch. 8 section 2: Covalent
Bonding
o Nomenclature (ionic, covalent, and acid base naming)
o Types of bonds- ionic, covalent
Ch. 9: Chemical Reactions
o Evidence for chemical reactions
o Chemical equations
o Predicting products
o Classifying reactions
o Complete and net ionic equations
o Balancing chemical reactions/ equations
Ch. 10: The Mole
o Counting by weighing (moles)
o Molar mass
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The mole
Determining molecular and empirical formulas
Formulas of Hydrates
Percent composition
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Ch. 14, section 1: Mixtures and Solutions
o Concentrations of solutions
o Molarity
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Ch.11: Stoichiometry
o Stoichiometry
o Limiting reagent
o Excess reagent remaining
Ch. 15: Energy and Chemical Change
o Endothermic and exothermic reactions
o Phase changes (Ch. 12, section 4)
o Measuring energy changes
o Specific heat
o Thermodynamics
Ch. 13: Gases
o Kinetic molecular theory and Pressure (Ch. 12, section 1)
o Gas laws
o Gas laws stoichiometry*
Ch. 24: Nuclear Chemistry
o Nuclear decay
o Half-life
o Fusion
o Fission
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Ch. 5: Electrons in Atoms
o The Rutherford model of the atom compared to the Bohr model
o Energy and light (EMR)
o Emission of energy (spectroscopy)
o The wave mechanical model of the atom
o Orbital / electron configuration
o Introduction to the periodic table
o Atomic properties of the PT (the trends: electronegativity,
radius, IE, EA)
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Ch. 6: The Periodic Table and Periodic Law
o Introduction to the periodic table
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Atomic properties of the PT (the trends: electronegativity,
radius, IE, EA)
Ch. 18: Acids and Bases
o Arrhenius
o Bronstead-Lowery
o conjugate acids and bases
o pH, pOH, and concentration calculations