Chemistry
January Agenda:
Mon, Jan 11
RR: How many molecules of KBr are in 5 moles of KBr?
Conversion Factor Station Activity
Molar Mass Notes
Tues, Jan 12
RR: Study
Quiz: Avogadro’s number and the mole
Molar Mass Notes
Molar Mass WS (due Fri)
Wed, Jan 13
RR: What unit do we use to measure atomic mass?
Notes
Avogadro’s Number WS (due Fri)
Molar Mass WS (due Fri, Thurs for Pre-AP Chem)
Thurs, Jan 14
RR: What is the difference between a mole and a molecule?
Avogadro’s Number WS (Part 1 due Fri)
Fri, Jan 15
RR: Pick a problem from Avogadro’s WS Part 2 to review in class.
Lab: Molar Mass
HW due: Avogadro’s Worksheet (Part 1)
Tues, Jan 19
RR: Write generic equations to convert the following: mass  moles, particles  moles, and mass 
particles.
Finish lab Molar Mass
Grams & Particles WS (due Wed)
HW due: Avogadro’s WS (Part 1 and 2)
Wed, Jan 20
RR: How does the percentage of an ingredient affect a total product? (Think of things that have
ingredients.)
Finish lab, work on bonus review
HW due: Grams & Particles WS
Thurs, Jan 21
RR: Study
Test: The Mole – Avogadro’s Number and Mass
Chemistry
Fri, Jan 22
RR: Why is it important to consider % composition in daily life?
%Composition Notes
%Composition Lab—Bubble Gum
Mon, Jan 25
RR: Calculate the % composition when 13.3g Fe combines completely with 5.7g O (example in notes).
% Composition Notes
% Composition Lab – Bubble Gum finish
CW: % composition WS (part 1)
Tues, Jan 26
RR: What is the % composition of Ag2O?
CW: % composition WS (part 1)
Wed, Jan 27
RR: Pick a problem from % composition WS to review.
CW: %composition WS (part 2)
Empirical Formula Notes
Thurs, Jan 28
RR: Take out notes and a clean sheet of paper.
Quiz (open notes): % composition
Ratio Card Activity
CW: Test Corrections
Fri, Jan 29
RR: What is an empirical formula?
Notes: Empirical Formula Steps
CW: Empirical formula practice WS
Mon, Feb 1
RR: What is the first step in determining empirical formula?
Lab: MgO
Tues, Feb 2
RR: Determine the empirical formula of a compound consisting of 38.7% carbon, 9.75% hydrogen, and
the rest oxygen.
Notes: Molecular Formula
Lab: MgO
Wed, Feb 3
RR: What is the only conversion factor used in determining empirical and molecular formula?
CW: Molecular Formula Practice WS
Chemistry
Review Problem from sheet
Assign review sheet Mixed Practice
Thurs, Feb 4
RR: Study
Test: %Composition, Empirical and Molecular Formula
Fri, Feb 5
RR: How do you know a chemical reaction is taking place?
Notes: Reactions
CW: Word equations
Mon, Feb 8
RR: What kind of smart phone would you want and why?
CISM – Reading, vocab, and coding
Tues, Feb 9
RR: What is CISM?
CISM – Note-taking guide and discussion
Wed, Feb 10
RR: What is CISM
CISM – extended writing (ad campaign)
Thurs, Feb 11
RR: What are the physical states written in chemical reactions?
Lab: Chemical Change
Fri, Feb 12
RR: How do molecules and compounds form?
Reactions Modeling and Intro to Lab
Tues, Feb 16
RR: What are the 5 types of chemical reactions?
Lab: Classification of Reactions
Wed, Feb 17
RR: Write the generic reaction for chemical decomposition.
Lab: Classification of Reactions
Thurs, Feb 18
RR: Write the generic reaction for chemical synthesis.
Lab: Reactions WS
Chemistry
Fri, Feb 19
RR: Write the generic reaction for double replacement.
Lab: Reactions WS Assessment
Reactions Notes: Catalysts and Balancing Chemical Equations
Mon, Feb 22
RR: Write the general equation for a combustion reaction.
Reactions Notes: Types of Reactions & Balancing Equations
Classification of Rxns WS (due Friday)
Tues, Feb 23
RR: Study
Quiz: Classification of Reactions
CW: Rxns Packet (Balancing Equations Sheet #1)
Wed, Feb 24
RR: What does it mean to be balanced?
CW: Rxns Packet (Balancing Equations Sheet #1)
Thurs, Feb 25
RR: What does it mean to synthesize?
Reactions Notes: Types of Reactions cont. (synthesis)
CW: Rxns Packet (Synthesis Predicting)
Fri, Feb 26
RR: Write the word equation for 2KClO3  2KCl + 3O2.
Reactions Notes: Types of Reactions cont. (decomposition)
CW: Rxns Packet (Decomposition Predicting)
Mon, Feb 29
RR: Write the skeleton equation, balance it and classify the following word equation: Silver Nitrate (aq) +
Aluminum (s)  Aluminum Nitrate (aq) + Silver (s)
Reactions Notes (single replacement/ activity series)
CW: Rxn Packet (single replacement predicting)
Tues, Mar 1
RR: What happens to methane gas as it is burned in oxygen? Summarize in a balanced equation.
Demo Lab: Combustion
Reactions Notes (double replacement/combustion)
CW: Rxn Packet (double replacement and identifying reactions)
Wed, Mar 2
RR: Write a Skeleton Equation from the word equation: Lithium Hydroxide (aq) + Hydrochloric Acid (aq)
 Lithium Chloride (aq) + Water
Chemistry
CW: Review Sheet Types of Reactions
Thurs, Mar 3
RR: Write word equation, skeleton equation, and balanced equation for the following and classify:
When calcium hydroxide reacts with hydrochloric acid in water, dissolved calcium chloride and water
form. This reaction gives off heat.
CW: Review Sheet – Types of Reactions
Fri, Mar 4
RR: Study
Test: Chemical Reactions & Balancing Equations