UNIT # 4 EXPECTATIONS
Subject
Solution Terminology
Factors that affect whether a
substance is soluble or not
Factors that affect RATE of
dissolving
Temperature and saturation
curves
All about water (as a solvent)
Text reference and questions
Chapter 8.1 and 8.2
Notes
Solubility guidelines/rules
Page 363 and notes , page 408
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EQIqcT9a7DY
Questions on sheets
Chapter 8.2 and notes
More about solubility
guidelines
Concentration formulae (5)
Converting between different
concentration units
Practical activity – making
solutions and testing for
precipitates
Dilution
Net ionic equations,
dissociation and spectator
ions
Stoichiometry of solutions
Excess and Limiting reagents
in solutions
Acids and Bases
 Arhennius definition
 Bronsted Lowry
definition
 pH scale and pH
calculations
 Strong and weak
acids/bases
 Properties of each
Questions on sheets
Page 400, #24, #25
Page 359 and worksheets - questions on sheets
Chapter 8.3
Selected questions from text on sheets
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iXKqE5eBEUY
Selected questions from text on worksheet
1. Page 373 #3,6,9
2. Page 375 #14,19
3. Page 376 #24,27,30
4. Page 378 #36,38
5. Page 381 #44,45,50
6. Page 382 #10-#13
Chapter 8.4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DFY3BetD8_M
Chapter 8.4 and notes
Page 386 #51- #59 (odd ones)
Chapter 9.1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EQIqcT9a7DY
Chapter 9.2
Page 417 #11-#20
Page 420 #21-#30
Text – Chapter 10.1
http://www.chemguide.co.uk/physical/acidbaseeqia/theories.html#top
http://www.chemguide.co.uk/physical/acidbaseeqia/acids.html#top
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UNIT # 4 EXPECTATIONS

Concentrated and
dilute
Neutralization Reactions
and Titration Terminology
IMPORTANT SKILLS
Using a volumetric flask
Using a pipette
Using a burette
Solution Stoichiometry for Acids and Bases
Chapter 10.2
Page 466 #1-#10
UNIT LAB PERFORMANCE and CALCULATIONS
To make a solution – page 384
To dilute a solution/accurate measurements – page 387
To perform a titration – page 468-469