5.1. 12B. 1 - Warren Hills Regional School District

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WARREN HILLS REGIONAL SCHOOLS: COURSE OF STUDY/CURRICULUM MAP
Teacher:DeVivo/Luff/Hodge
CONTENT
Matter
Chapter 1
Course: Technical Chemistry
BENCHMARK
5.1. 12A. 3, 4
5.1. 12B. 1
5.1. 12C. 1
5.3. 12A. 1
5.3. 12B. 1
5.3. 12C. 1
5.6. 12A. 6
5.6. 12B. 1, 2
SKILLS
Classify matter
Compare metals and
nonmetals
ASSESSMENT
Quiz
*Vocabulary
Ch 1 Review
Physical and Chemical
Properties and
Changes Lab
Test
Significant Digits
Conversions
Problem-solving
Techniques
Chapter 2
12A.
12B.
12C.
12A.
12B.
3, 4
1, 2
1
1
1
Scientific
Measurement
Atoms
Chapter 3
5.1.
5.1.
5.1.
5.3.
5.3.
5.1.
5.2.
5.2.
5.3.
5.6.
12C.
12A.
12B.
12A.
12A.
1
1
1, 2, 3
1
1, 2, 3
Determine significant
digits
Solve conversion
problems
Perform mathematical
operations using rules
for significant digits,
rounding, and scientific
notation
Analyze error
Perform lab using
scientific measurements
Assess the information
on the periodic table
Practice mole
calculations
Quiz
*Vocabulary
*Significant Digits
*Math operations using
significant digits
Density Lab
Ch 2 Review
Test
Quiz
*Vocabulary
*Mole calculations
*Periodic Table
Information (subatomic
particles, atomic
number, atomic mass,
atomic weight)
Ch 3 review
TEST
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CONTENT
Electron
Configurations
Hund’s Rule
Chapter 4
Aufbau Principle
Pauli Exclusion
Principle
Periodic Table
Periodic Law
Predicting
chemical/physical
properties
Electron Configuration
Location of special
groups on periodic table
Chapter 5
Course: Technical Chemistry
BENCHMARK
SKILLS
Classify elements
according groups
Apply rules for periodic
trends (atomic radius,
ionic radius, metallic
character,
electronegativity,
electron affinity,
ionization energy)
Explain contributions of
Moseley and Mendeleev
in the development of
the periodic table
Explain how periodic
law can be used to
predict
physical/chemical
properties of elements
Locate blocks of the
periodic table
ASSESSMENT
Interactive Notetaking
Quiz
*Groups
Flame Test Lab
Ch 5 Review
Test
Colored periodic tables:
Groups and SPDF
blocks
Foldable: Lewis dot
structures
Foldable: special groups
Foldable: Blocks
Foldable: Periodic
Trends
Atomic Radii, ionization
energy, electron affinity,
electronegativity
Describe relationship
between group
configurations and group
numbers
Ch.5 Quizzes:
Vocab quiz
Describe locations of
Special groups
general properties of
Lewis Dot
alkali, alkaline earth,
Blocks
transition metals,
Periodic Trends
lanthanides, actinides,
metalloids, chalogens,
Ch.5 Review
halogens, noble gases,
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CONTENT
Chapter 6
Molecular Geometry
Electron Dot Structure
Types of Bonding
Ionic/Polar
Covalent/Nonpolar
Covalent
Course: Technical Chemistry
BENCHMARK
5.1. 12A.
5.1. 12B.
5.3. 12B.
5.3. 12C.
5.6. 12A.
3
1
1
1,2,3,4,5,7,8
SKILLS
elements existing as
diatomic models
ASSESSMENT
Ch.5 Test
Determine structure of
selected molecules
Molecular Geometry
Lab
Draw Lewis Dot
Structures for elements
and compounds
Lewis Dot Structure
Quiz
Bonding Quiz
Classify Bonds
Chapter 6 Review
Writing Formulas and
Naming Ionic and
Covalent Compounds
Molar Mass
% Composition
Empirical/ Molecular
Formula
Chapter 7
5.1. 12A. 3,4
5.1. 12B. 1
5.2. 12C. 1
5.3.
Classify compounds as
being ionic or covalent
Chapter 6 Test
Quizzes
*Vocabulary
*Naming and Formulawriting for ionic
compounds
*Naming and Formulawriting for covalent
compounds
*Molar mass
*% Composition
*Empirical/Molecular
Formulas
Lab
% water in a Hydrate
Propose empirical and
molecular formulas for
compounds
Tests
*Formula Writing and
Naming
Determine the formula
for a ionic and covalent
compounds
Determine the molar
mass of given pure
substances
Analyze the percent
composition of a
compound
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CONTENT
Reaction Types
*Synthesis
*Decomposition
*Single Displacement
*Double Displacement
*Combustion
Balancing Equations
Course: Technical Chemistry
BENCHMARK
5.4. 12B.
5.4. 12C.
SKILLS
Classify reactions
Produce balanced
chemical equations
Develop a balanced
chemical equation from
a description of a
chemical reaction
Chapter 8
Identify the different
types of reactions
Predict the products of a
reaction
Stoichiometry
Chapter 9
5.3. 12C.
5.6. 12A.
5.6. 12B.
Perform a lab
demonstrating all types
of chemical reactions
Perform stoichiometry
calculations
*mole/mole
*mole/mass
*mass/mole
*mass/mass
*limiting reactant
*percent yield
*percent composition
ASSESSMENT
*% composition, molar
mass, empirical/
molecular formulas
Quizzes
Vocabulary
Balancing Equations
Reaction Types
Worksheets
Lab
Types of Chemical
Reactions
*Report
Test
Quizzes
*mole/mole
*mole/mass
*mass/mole
*mass/mass
Lab: Making
copper(II)carbonate
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Teacher:DeVivo/Luff/Hodge
Course: Technical Chemistry
CONTENT
BENCHMARK
SKILLS
ASSESSMENT
*mass/mass
Chapter Review
Test
Pressure and
Temperature
Conversions
Chapter 10
5.1.
5.1.
5.3.
5.6.
12A.
12C.
12B.
12A.
Gas Laws
*Boyle
*Charles
*Gay-Lussacs
*Combined Gas
*Dalton
Perform pressure and
temperature conversions
Perform gas law
calculations
*Boyle
*Charles
*Gay-Lussacs
*Combined Gas
*Dalton
Quizzes
*Vocabulary
*Conversions
Pressure and
temperature
*Boyle
*Charles
*Gay-Lussacs
*Combined Gas
*Dalton
Labs
*Preparation of Gases
*Gas Laws
Chapter Review
Test
Ideal Gas Law
Avogadro’s Law
Chapter 11
Molecular Weight of a
Gas
5.1.
5.1.
5.1.
5.6.
12A.
12B.
12C
12A.
Perform Gas Law
Calculations
*Ideal Gas Law
*Avogadro’s Law
*Molecular Weight of a
Gas
*Density of a Gas
Quizzes
*Vocabulary
*Molecular Weight of a
Gas
*Density of a gas
**Ideal Gas Law
*Avogadro’s Law
Density of a Gas
Lab
*Molecular Weight of a
WARREN HILLS REGIONAL SCHOOLS: COURSE OF STUDY/CURRICULUM MAP
Teacher:DeVivo/Luff/Hodge
Course: Technical Chemistry
CONTENT
BENCHMARK
SKILLS
ASSESSMENT
Gas
*% Oxygen in Air
Test
Phase Changes
Chapter 12
Chapter 13
Solutions
*saturated
*unsaturated
*supersaturated
5.1.
5.1.
5.1.
5.6.
12A.
12B.
12C.
12A.
Determine the state of
matter using a phase
diagram
Quest
5.1. 12A.
5.1. 12B.
5.1. 12C.
Classify solutions as
saturated, unsaturated,
supersaturated
Solubility Graph
Perform molarity
calculations
Test
Name acids and bases
Classify solutions as
being acidic, basic, or
neutral
Perform pH and pOH
calculations
Evaluate indicators for
their uses
Predict the products of
neutralization reactions
and balance the resulting
equations
Quizzes
*Vocabulary
*pH, pOH
*Neutralization reactions
*Naming acids and
bases
*Classification of Acids
and Bases as weak or
strong
Molarity
Acids/Bases
Neutralization Reactions
Indicators
pH
pOH
Chapter 15/16
5.3. 12C.
5.6. 12A.
Lab
*Energy and Phase
Change
Chapter Review
Lab
*Indicators
*Titration
Chapter Review
WARREN HILLS REGIONAL SCHOOLS: COURSE OF STUDY/CURRICULUM MAP
Teacher:DeVivo/Luff/Hodge
CONTENT
Course: Technical Chemistry
BENCHMARK
SKILLS
ASSESSMENT
Test
Naming and drawing
structures of organic
compounds
Chapter 20/21
5.1. 12A.
5.6. 12A.
Evaluate structures for
functional groups
Propose names for
organic structures
Produce structures for
organic names
Draw and name isomers
for selected organic
compounds
Quizzes
*Vocabulary
*Identify functional
groups
alkane, alkene, alkyne,
alcohol, aldehyde,
ketone, carboxylic acid,
ester, ether
*Naming organic
structures
alkanes, alkenes,
alkynes, alcohols
*Draw organic
structures
alkanes, alkenes,
alkynes, alcohols
*Isomers
Chapter Review
Lab
Modeling
Test
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