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semester exam review problems

Homework for Monday, December 9
worksheet  writing complete equations practice (previous post) problems 1, 3, 4
worksheet  predicting reaction products (previous post) problems 2, 3, 8, 9, 10
worksheet  fun with predicting reaction products problems 1, 2, 3, 5, 7, 8
fun with predicting reaction products

Homework for Friday, December 6:
Read types of chemical reactions from Tuesday's post
Also,  problems 1, 5, 7 from predicting reaction products
writing complete equations practice
predicting reaction products

reading: types of chemical reactions

homework for Wednesday, December 4th, complete the following pages:
balancing reactions 3
balancing word equations 2

Homework for Tuesday, December 3rd, complete both of the following pages:
balancing chemical equations 2
word equations

next balancing worksheet:
balancing equations 1
Homework for Monday, December 2nd: complete the worksheets "balancing equations 1" and "balancing chemical equations"

The next topic is balancing chemical equations. Read the following:
rules for balancing chemical equations
Practice worksheet:
balancing chemical equations

naming final review worksheets

Homework for Tuesday, November 19
Worksheet "Compound Naming Race" (page 1 & 2) problems 1-40
compound naming race & review naming compounds

Homework for Monday, November 18

From Thursday’s blog, complete ionic and covalent naming practice, problems 11-20, and 31-40

From Tuesday’s blog, complete naming compounds practice pages 1, page number 1, problems 1-12

homework for Friday, November 15
problems 1-10 on page 1
problems 21-30 on page 2
all of page 3 (problems 1-20)
ionic and covalent naming practice

Homework for Thursday, November 14
Complete following worksheet:  naming ionic compounds practice worksheet

Naming chemical compounds, nomenclature. There are 5 different naming rules you need to learn:

1. Binary ionic formulas
2. Polyatomic formulas
3. Formulas for ionics when the cation has multiple charges (in this class, d block elements)
4. Binary molecular formulas
5. Organic molecule formulas

The following link contains the rules for naming the first 4 types of compounds, organics will be covered later. Read the rules in preparation for Wednesday's class.

rules for naming compounds

The next link contains three practice pages. If you think you understand the rules try a couple of problems. Pages one and two are ionic, page three is covalent.

naming compounds practice pages 1

elemental line emission spectrums
emission spectrums

electron orbitals

Tuesday, September 17th homework:
Click the link "Kahn: Orbitals and Electrons" (number 3 below). View the lesson titled "Orbitals" and the lesson titled "More on Orbitals and Electron Configurations".  I have also included other links should you wish to view more.

Bring your computer to class tomorrow (Wednesday).

Electron orbitals, helpful web sites and information.

1. The orbitron. This website has visual representations of electron orbitals, it is the website I showed in class today.
orbitron

2. Kahn Academy: Introduction to the Atom. Two sets of videos describing the fundamentals of atoms. This covers material which was on the first test. If you still have difficulty with some of those concepts please watch these videos.
Kahn: Introduction to the Atom

3. Kahn Academy: Orbitals and Electrons. A set of 5 videos describing electron orbitals, electron configurations, and valence electrons.
Kahn: Orbitals and Electrons

4. Atomic Orbitals. Another description of electron orbitals. This is similar to the reading I handed out. I give you the link because sometimes learning something from several different voices is helpful.
Atomic Orbitals