•  May 1^st, 2012

•         Acid-Base Notes

•         Acid-Base AP FRQ Released Questions (2011 Form A #1, 2010 Form B #5, 2009 Form A #1, 2009 Form B #1,

•         Review questions on any Released Free Response AP Problems

HW: Work on Released Free Response AP Problems

MU: Work on  Released Free Response AP Problems

Day 2 Voluntary Review: Molecular Geometry, Hybridization and Stoichiometry (#15-24 on Review Sheet)

•  May 2^nd, 2012

•     Go over Electrochemistry (2011 Form A #3 d-g, 2010 Form A #6, 2009 Form B #6, 2008 Form A #3, 2007 Form B #3, 2006 Form B#2)

HW: Work on Electrochemistry FRQs linked above, Practice Chemical Equations Worksheet, and/or Released Free Response AP Problems,

MU: Review PowerPoint Notes, see HW and come in for help with anything for the test and Practice Chemical Equations Worksheet

 Day 3 Voluntary Review: Chemical Reactions and Thermodynamics (#25-34 on Review Sheet)

•  May 3^rd, 2012

•     Electrochemistry Demo in petri dish   

•     Continue Electrochemistry (2011 Form A #3 d-g, 2010 Form A #6, 2009 Form B #6, 2008 Form A #3, 2007 Form B #3, 2006 Form B#2)

•     Review questions on any Released Free Response AP Problems or Practice Chemical Equations Worksheet

HW: Work on Chemical Equations Worksheets, FRQ Release Questions.

MU: Study for AP Test using resources above.

Day 4 Voluntary Review: Gases, Liquids, Solids and Solutions (#35-44 on Review Sheet)

•  May 4^th, 2012

•     Review AP Exam final tips

•     Review questions on any Released Free Response AP Problems

HW: Work on Chemical Equations Worksheets,  FRQ Release Questions and review labs we've done this year-specifically the analysis questions.

MU: Study for AP Test using resources above.

Day 5 Voluntary Review: Labs

•         Determination of Empirical Formula for a Compound (Purple Haze Lab: Empirical Formula of Copper Iodide)

•         Determine Moles of Water in a Hydrate: 2008 Form A #2

•         Molar Mass of a Volatile Liquid: 2009 Form A #2

•         Using Freezing Point Depression to Determine Molar Mass: 2005 Form A #2 b,

•         Determine Molar Volume of a Gas (done in Chem I)

•         Standardization of a Solution

•         Determine the Molar Mass of an Unknown Solid Monoprotic Acid by Titration with Standardized NaOH Solution: 2004 Form B #5,

•         An Oxidation-Reduction Titration: 2007 Form A #5,

•         Determine Mass and Mole Relationship in a Chemical Reaction (done in class)

•         Determining Equilibrium Constant for a Chemical Reaction

•         Investigating Indicators for Acid-Base

•         Decomposition of Sodium Thiosulfate to Determine Rate Law: 2009 Form B #2 (we did decomposition of hydrogen peroxide),

•         Determine Enthalpy Change for a Chemical Reaction (our Hess's law lab)

•         Identify Identity of Unknown: 2008 Form B #5 and 2004 Form A #5 (Net Ionic Equation Exploration)

•         Synthesis of Alum: 2005 Form B #5,

•         Colorimetric (Spectrophotometric) Analysis: 2006 Form B #5, and 2003 Form A #5

•         Separation by Chromatography (comparing pens exploration)

•         Molarity Activity: 2007 Form B #5b, 2005 Form B #5 a, 2006 Form A #5d,

•         Preparation and properties of Buffer Solutions

•         Determination of Electrochemical Series

•         Measurements using Electrochemical cells and Electroplating       

•         Analysis of a Hydrocarbon: 2003 Form B #3, and other released questions

More Free Response Released Questions

•     Review Lewis Structures (2009 Form B #5a, 2007 Form B #5a and 6, 2005 Form B #8) ,

•         Electron/Molecular Geometry and Hybridization (2006 Form B #6),

•         Electron Configuration, Quantum Numbers, Periodic Trends (2007 Form B #6, 2006 Form B #7, 2006 Form A #8),

•         Gas Laws (2009 Form B #3, 2005 Form B #6),

•         Enthalpy, Entropy and Free Energy (2009 Form B #5, 2008 Form B #6, 2007 Form B #1, 2006 Form B #3, 2006 Form A #2, 2005 Form B #7),

•         Reaction Rate and Rate Law (2009 Form B #2, 2008 Form B #2, 2006 Form A #6, 2005 Form A #3, 2005 Form B #3),

•         Wavelength, frequency and energy (2007 Form B #2 b,c),

•         Intermolecular Forces (2008 Form A #6, 2006 Form A #6, 2005 Form A #7, 2005 Form B #8 c, d) and

•         Acid-Base Titrations (2006 Form B #1, 2005 Form B #1, 2004 Form B #5)

• May 7^th, 2012   

•     AP Chemistry Exam :) GOOD LUCK!

• May 8^th, 2012   

•     Tie Dye Exploration  

•         folding technique website

•         soak clothing items, dye and set over night

•         check off assignments from last unit

HW: None

MU: Get assignments checked off.

• May 9^th, 2012   

•      Tie Dye Exploration

•         rinse dyed items

•         untie items and rinse in water and/or wash with soap

•         take home your clothes-be sure to wash separate from other clothes first

HW: None

MU: None

• May 10^th, 2012   

•     Tie Dye Exploration    

•         design an experiment with tie dye

•         soak test strips and dye, set over night

HW: None

MU: None

• May 11^th, 2012

•     Tie Dye Exploration

•         collect data

•         make qualitative observations

•         write conclusion

•         share group questions and results

HW: Write up conclusion if you want extra credit

MU: None

• May 14^th, 2012

•     Handout progress reports

•     Review the AP Chemistry Exam release questions

•     Work on missing assignments and/or Review for Chapter 10, 11, 13, 14, 15

HW: Work on all missing assignments and Review for Chapter 10, 11, 13, 14, 15

MU: Finish all missing assignments and start Review for Chapter 10, 11, 13, 14, 15

• May 15^th, 2012

•      Continue checking off assignments

•      Work on missing assignments and/or Review for Chapter 10, 11, 13, 14, 15

HW:  Work on Review for Test

MU: Work on Review for Test

• May 16^th, 2012

•      Work on missing assignments and/or Review for Chapter 10, 11, 13, 14, 15

HW: Work on Review for Test

MU: Work on Review for Test

• May 17^th, 2012

•      Work on missing assignments and/or Review for Chapter 10, 11, 13, 14, 15

HW: Work on Review for Test

MU: Work on Review for Test

• May 18^th, 2012

•     Chapter 10, 11, 13, 14, 15 Test

HW: None

MU: Come in before or after school to make up Chapter 10, 11, 13, 14, 15 Test

• May 21^st, 2012 

•    Finish Chapter 10, 11, 13, 14, 15 Test

•     Check in text books

•     Question of the Day

HW:

MU: Finish the Chapter 10, 11, 13,14, 15 Test, check in your text book and do Question of the Day.

• May 22^nd, 2012

•     Start Organic Chemistry PowerPoint through alkanes (pg 7)

•         practice problems from website #1

•     Go over alkane worksheet

HW: Finish AP Free Reponse Questions #5 and 6.

MU: Do , review PowerPoint and do practice problems from website.

• May 23^rd, 2012
•     Continue Review of AP Free Response Question by presenting #5 and 6
•     Work on alkane worksheet 

HW: Finish alkane worksheet 

MU: Finish AP Free Response Questions #5 and 6 and alkane worksheet

• May 24^th, 2012 

•     Review questions of AP Free Response and alkane worksheet

•     Continue Organic Chemistry PowerPoint through alkenes

•         alkene practice problems,  more practice  

•     Cis and Trans practice problems handout

HW:  Finish Cis and Trans practice problems handout

MU: Review PowerPoint, do HW, and come in for help if you don't understand how to do the handouts

•  May 25^th, 2012   

•     Review Cis and Trans practice problems handout

•     Continue Organic Chemistry PowerPoint  alkynes

•          alkyne practice problems, more practice

•     Continue Organic Chemistry PowerPoint through halocarbons (pg 15)

•     Start Building Organic Models Exploration

•         Use Molecular kits to build organic molecules, write name down, draw a complete or condensed structure and draw a picture of the molecule after you build it.

•         Start by building straight chain alkanes: methane, ethane, propane, butane and pentane

•         Then build branching chain alkanes: 2,3 dimethyl hexane, 2,2,4 trimethyl pentane

•         Then build alkenes and alkynes: ethene, propene, 2-butene, propyne, 4,4 dimethyl 2 pentyne

•         Then build geometric isomers and stereoisomers: both cis and trans forms of 3,4 dimethyl 3 hexene and 2 butene and stereoisomer pairs for CH₃CH(OH)CH₃

•         Finally build the alicyclic and aromatic hydrocarbons: cyclobutane, cyclohexane, 2 phenyl propane, 1,2 diethyl benzene

HW: None

MU: Go through notes and come in after school to make up building molecules activity

• May 29^th, 2012   

•     Finish building organic molecules using directions from yesterday

•         Use Molecular kits to build organic molecules, write name down, draw a complete or condensed structure and draw a picture of the molecule after you build it.

•         Start by building straight chain alkanes: methane, ethane, propane, butane and pentane

•         Then build branching chain alkanes: 2,3 dimethyl hexane, 2,2,4 trimethyl pentane

•         Then build alkenes and alkynes: ethene, propene, 2-butene, propyne, 4,4 dimethyl 2 pentyne

•         Then build geometric isomers and stereoisomers: both cis and trans forms of 3,4 dimethyl 3 hexene and 2 butene and stereoisomer pairs for CH₃CH(OH)CH₃

•         Finally build the alicyclic and aromatic hydrocarbons: cyclobutane, cyclohexane, 2 phenyl propane, 1,2 diethyl benzene

•     Discuss molecular model activity

•     Continue Organic Chemistry PowerPoint (pg 16)

•         alcohol nomenclature practice

•     Support with molecular model kits

HW: None

MU: Come in after school to make up building molecules activity.

• May 30^th, 2012

•     Continue Organic Chemistry PowerPoint (pg 16-21)

•         review alcohols

•         ether nomenclature practice

•         amine nomenclature practice

•         aldehyde nomenclature practice

•         ketones nomenclature practice

•     Support with molecular model kits

HW: Start studying for Organic Chemistry Quiz

MU: Review PowerPoint and study for Organic Chemistry Quiz

• May 31^st, 2012 

•     Continue Organic Chemistry PowerPoint  (pg 22-25)

•         carboxylic acid nomenclature practice

•         ester nomenclature practice

•         amides nomenclature practice

•     Support with molecular model kits

•     Start studying...

HW: Study for Organic Chemistry Quiz

MU: Review PowerPoint and study for Organic Chemistry Quiz