Honors Chemistry
Unit 2: Formula Writing
Enduring Understandings
• There are logical rules for naming compounds
•Chemical formulas provide the type and ratio of atoms in a compound
•Names and formulas can be used to represent chemical compounds
Unit 5: Atomic Theory
Enduring Understandings
• The basic structure of all atoms is consistent
•Atoms of the same element may differ in the number of electrons, neutrons, or both
•Scientific ideas are modified based on accumulated evidence
•Atoms of different elements have distinct properties related to their composition
Unit 6: Periodicity
Enduring Understandings
•The periodic table is organized to provide information about the elements
•Properties of elements appear in predictable patterns on the periodic table
Unit 1: Classification of Matter
Enduring Understandings
• Scientific measurement and data collection are the basis of scientific knowledge
•The type and availability of measurement instruments affects the type and quality of data collected
•Matter can be classified by states, properties, and composition
•Physical changes do not involve change in identity, whereas chemical changes do involve changes of identity
General Course Documents and Resources:
Honors Chemistry Syllabus: H Chemistry Syllabus.pdf
Student Safety Contract: Student Safety Contract.pdf
Periodic Table: PT with Electronegativities.pdf
Common Ion Sheet:Common Ion Sheet.pdf
Key Chemical Reactions: Key to Chemical Reactions.doc
General Documents
Calendar: Unit 1 Calendar.pdf
Table of Contents: Unit 1 TOC.pdf
Vocabulary Journal:Unit 1 Vocabulary Journal.pdf
Project Guidelines and Rubric: Unit 1 Project.pdf
Unit 1 Guided Notes: MAT Guided Notes.pdf
Unit 1 PowerPoint: Classification of Matter.pdf
Homework Assignments
HW2: Physical and Chemical Properties(HW).pdf
HW3:Metal Concept Map (HW).pdf
HW4:Physical vs. Chemical Change (HW).pdf
HW5:Composition of Matter(HW).pdf
Unit 1 Review (10 points):Unit 1 Study Guide.pdf
Formative Assignments
Laboratory Safety Video Guide: Lab Safety Video Guide.pdf
Exploring Physical and Chemical Properties: Exploring Physical and Chemical Properties.pdf
Metal, Nonmetal, Metalloid Lab: Metal, Metalloid, Nonmetal.pdf
Physical and Chemical Changes Anticipation Guide: Physical and Chemical Changes Anticipation Guide.pdf
Observing Changes in Matter: Observing Changes in Matter.pdf
Conclusion Statement: Changes BCR.doc
Guided Reading-Mixtures and Separations: Mixtures Guided Reading.pdf
Characteristics of Pure Substances and Mixtures: Pure Substances&Mixtures.pdf
Separating the Parts of a Mixture: Separating the Parts of a Mixture.pdf
Separation of Foul Water Lab:Separation of Foul Water.pdf
Unit 3: Reactions
Enduring Understandings
• The effects of chemical reactions are predictable
•Symbols represent both microscopic and macroscopic interactions
•Matter is conserved during a chemical reaction
Unit 4: Stoichiometry
Enduring Understandings
• The mole is the basic unit in chemistry for measuring numbers of particles
•The mole concept uses Avogadro’s number to relate particles to mass
•Quantities can be predicted in chemical reactions by using mole ratios
•Products are limited by the amount of reactants and the limitation can be predicted
General Documents
Calendar: Unit 2 Calendar.pdf
Table of Contents: Unit 2 TOC.pdf
Vocabulary Journal: Unit 2 Vocabulary Journal.pdf
Project Guidelines:Unit 2 Project.pdf
Unit 2 Guided Notes: FMW Guided Notes.pdf
Unit 2 PowerPoint: Formula Writing.pdf
Homework Assignments
HW1: Types of Chemical Compounds(HW).pdf
HW2: Formulas for Ionic Compounds (HW).pdf
HW3:Names for Ionic Compounds (HW).pdf
HW4:Acid Nomenclature (HW).pdf
Unit 2 Review (10 points):Unit 2 Study Guide.pdf
Formative Assignments
Properties of Compounds: Properties of Compounds.pdf
Identifying Compounds/Decoding: ID Compounds & Decoding Formulas.pdf
Ionic Formula Writing Lab:Ionic Formual Writing Lab.pdf
MAKE UP LAB:Ionic Formual Writing Lab.pdf
Formula Writing for Ionic Compounds:Formulas for Ionic Conpounds.pdf
Naming Ionic Compounds:Naming Ionic Compounds.pdf
Naming and Formula Writing for Acids: Naming and Formula Writing for Acids.pdf
Naming and Formula Writing for Covalent Compounds: Formual Writing and Naming for Covalent Compounds.pdf
Organic vs. Inorganic Compounds Lab: Organic vs. Ionrganic Compounds Lab.pdf
EXTRA FORMULA WRITING PRACTICE PROBLEMS:
General Documents
Calendar:Unit 3 Calendar.pdf
Table of Contents: Unit 3 TOC.pdf
Warm Up Sheet: Unit 3 WarmUp.pdf
Vocabulary Journal: Unit 3 Vocabulary Journal.pdf
Project Guidelines and Rubric:Unit 3 Project.pdf
Key to Chemical Reactions: Key to Chemical Reactions.pdf
Unit 3 Guided Notes: CRX Guided Notes.pdf
Unit 3 PowerPoint:Reactions.pdf
Homework Assignments
HW1: Writing Chemical Equations (HW).pdf
HW2: Balancing Equations (HW).pdf
HW3:Categorizing Reactions(HW).pdf
HW4: Predicting Products of Single Displacement Reactions (HW).pdf
HW5: Ionization and Predicting Products (HW).pdf
Unit 3 Review (10 points):
Formative Assignments
Constructing Chemical Equations:
Pre-Assessment Lab:PreAssessment Lab.pdf
Writing Chemical Equations: Writing Chemical Equations.pdf
Balancing Equations Activity: Balancing Chemical Equations Activity.pdf
Balancing Equations Analysis: Balancing Chemical Equations.pdf
Categorizing Reactions:Categorizing Chemical Reactions.pdf
Single Displacement Lab: Single Replacement Lab.pdf
Using Solubility Rules & Net Ionic Equations:
Double Displacement Lab: Double Displacement Reaction Lab.pdf
Formative Assignments
General Documents
Calendar:
Table of Contents:
Warm Up Sheet:
Vocabulary Journal:
Project Guidelines and Rubric:
Stoichiometry Reference:
Unit 4 Guided Notes:
Unit 4 PowerPoint:
Homework Assignments
HW1:
HW2:
HW3:
HW4:
HW5:
Unit 4 Review (10 points):
Stoichiometry Problem Solving Reference: Stoichiometry Problem Solving Reference.doc
General Documents
Calendar:
Table of Contents:
Warm Up Sheet:
Vocabulary Journal:
Project Guidelines and Rubric:
Unit 3 Guided Notes:
Unit 3 PowerPoint:
Homework Assignments
HW1:
HW2:
HW3:
HW4:
HW5:
Unit 5/6 Review (10 points):
Formative Assignments
Atomic Mass Values:
Isotopes:
Electron Configurations, Ions, Subatomic Particles:
Flame Test Lab:
The Periodic Table:
Exploring Reactivity of Elements Lab:
Graphing Physical Properties:
Analyzing Periodic Trends: