Periods 5
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NMSI Vimeos - these are not the official Vimeos and do not have the quality of picture of the originals. Links to assigned original Vimeos and the password to access the private ones are in Current Assignments below. Flinn Scientific Safety Rules Current AssignmentsPassword for private Vimeos by Rene McCormick/NMSI:
linuspauling Here are the steps for solving an empirical formula problem: 1) Write the equation (if not given), so you think through the reaction. For ex., combustion of a compound made of C, H, and N. (Reacts with O2, produces CO2 and H2O, so you can determine C from amount of CO2 produced and H from H2O). So, CxHyNz + O2 yields CO2 + H2O 2) Find the g of C and H. Given 0.1638 g of CO2 were produced from 0.1156 g CxHyNz, find the g of C in compound: Given mass of CO2 x Mass of C / Mass of CO2 = 0.1638 g x 12.01 g/mol /44.01 g/mol = 0.04470 g C Find the g of H similarly. 3) Find the %C and %H in the original compound: 0.04470 g C / 0.1156 g CxHyNz x 100% = 38.67% C. Find the %H using the same method (16.22% H) 4) Find the %N in the compound. Assume 100 g and back calculate (100.00 g CxHyNz – 38.67 g C – 16.22 g H = g N). 5) Convert all masses to mol of the substance (ex. 38.67 g C/12.01 g/mol = 3.22 mol) 6) Divide all masses by the lowest # of mols. Round to whole numbers if close or multiply by a factor to get whole numbers. These are your subscripts (# of atoms for each), so write your formula. 2nd Qtr. Read Ch. 5 Gases in the textbook and/or watch the Vimeos: Gas Laws Part 1 (1 hour) Gas Laws, Part 2 (1 hour) Gas Laws, Part 3. Complete the notes and problems provided in class or take your own notes. 1st Qtr. Watch the Vimeo Chemistry: An Overview using the notes provided in class. Add your own notes and solve the few problems within the notes. What areas do you need further practice or more reading/activity to fully understand? Due Monday, 8/20. Watch the Vimeo Atoms, Molecules and Ions using the notes provided in class. Add your own notes and solve the few problems within the notes. Due Wednesday, 8/22. Watch the Vimeo Stoichiometry, Part I using the notes provided in class. Add you own notes and solve the problems within the notes. Due Monday, 8/27. Watch the Vimeo Stoichiometry, Part II using the notes provided in class. Add you own notes and solve the problems within the notes. Due Wed., 8/29 Watch the Vimeo Types of Reactions and Solutions Stoichiometry, Part I, using the notes provided in class. Add your own notes and solve the problems within the notes. Due Mon, 9/17. 1 hour, 12 min. Watch the Vimeo Types of Reactions and Solutions Stoichiometry, Part II, using the notes provided in class. Add your own notes and solve the problems within the notes. Due Tues, 9/18. 1 hour, 28 min. Watch the Vimeo Types of Reactions and Solutions Stoichiometry, Part III, using the notes provided in class. Add your own notes and solve the problems within the notes. Due Wed., 9/19. 42 min. |
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Georgia Public Broadcasting - Chemistry Bozeman Science - Chemistry Bozeman Science - AP Chemistry Khan Academy - Chemistry Khan Academy - Chemistry (in Spanish) Tyler DeWitt Saturday SessionsNMSI AP Saturday Sessions are mandatory and will be held at Oakleaf High School on:
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