Kurt Schaefer		Chemistry 1		Periods 6 & 7

email:  kurt.schaefer@bvsd.org

Office Hours: Wednesdays 3:10 - 4:00 pm; N240

NOTE:  I will leave previous assignments on this page, so be sure to check the 
dates carefully.

5/-12-5/16
Mon:  Finish formal (typed) lab write-up for sulfuric acid titration lab
Tues:  
Wed/Thurs: Review pre-test for acids & bases test on Friday  
Fri:  


5/5-5/9
Mon:  
Tues: Finish lab procedure & data table for tomorrow's lab (see rubric handed
out in class)
Wed/Thurs:  Calculate the molarity of your sulfuric acid solution in the lab
Fri: Start typing up lab report (due Tuesday)

4-28-5/2
Mon:  Acids & Bases #1 
Tues:  
Wed/Thurs:  Finish lab calculations and questions
Fri:  


4/21-4/25
Mon: Finish online activity 
Tues:  Finish chart from Liquid pH indicator lab
Wed/Thurs:  Answer lab questions
Fri:

4/14-4/18
Mon: Study for phase changes/phase diagrams test on Tues
Tues:  Calculate the pH of the following solutions.  All values are H+ concentration:
2x10-2
1.5x10-6
0.0256
0.155
Wed/Thurs: (due Mon).  Answer all questions to the paraffin lab.  
Fri:

4/7-4/11
Mon: 2-3 sentences: Why does ice liquify when pressure is applied to it?  
Tues:  
Wed/Thurs: Questions regarding today's lab:
1.Summarize what you observed before the pipet exploded.
2.Draw a path ON your phase diagram displaying the path the CO2 took in its journey 
toward explosion!!!
 
Fri:

3/31-4/4
Mon:  Study pre-test for quiz on gases tomorrow 
Tues:  
Wed/Thurs: Finish lab calculations	
Fri:  


3/17-3/21
Mon:  
Tues: Finish Ideal Gas Laws #2
Wed/Thurs: 
Fri:

3/10-3/14
Mon:  
Tues:  
Wed/Thurs:  Gas Law Problems 2,3,5,6	
Fri: Finish both Gas Law Problems 1 and 2

3/3-3/7
Mon:   
Tues:  
Wed/Thurs:  
Fri: Gases #1

2/25-2/29
Mon: Study pre-test for tomorrow's quiz on Types of Chemical REactions.
Tues:
Wed/Thurs:
Fri:

2/18-2/22
Mon:   
Tues: Get any old assignments in..conferences this week!
Wed/Thurs:   Do sample problems at the end of the "Types of Chemical Reactions" class notes.
Fri:

2/11-2/15
Mon:  Make corrections to last week's lab. 
Tues:Answer Questions 3 & 5 from the Dilutions & Molarity handout in class  
Wed/Thurs:  Lab Graph & Discussion Questions 
Fri: review pre-test on molarity & dilution (quiz on tues)

2/4-2/8
Mon:Finish Graph and do all analysis questions at the end of the 
Concentration & COnductivity Lab
Tues: Moles #8
Wed/Thurs:
Fri:

1/28-2/1
Mon: Finish Concentration REading/Questions
Tues:   Moles #5
Wed/Thurs: Moles #6 (if you scored less than a 10/10 on moles #5) 
Fri: 1) Moles #6 (Per 6 only)
2) Moles #3

1/21-1/25
Mon:  
Tues:  
Wed/Thurs: Study for moles quiz on Friday  
Fri: (1) Quiz today (moles)
(2) Read the handout on Molarity given to you in class.  ANswer all the questions
that follow the reading on the last page.

1/14-1/17
Mon:  Moles #1
Tues: Moles #2
Wed/Thurs:  Mole problems (handout)	
Fri:

1/7-1/11
Mon:  
Tues: 
1)How many moles of chickens do you have if you have 5 x 1025 chickens?
2)How many moles of tacos did you eat if you scarfed 1 x 106 tacos yesterday?
3)How many butterflies do you have if you catch 3.5 moles of them?
 
Wed/Thurs: Finish Mole Lab calculations	
Fri:

12/17-12/20
Mon:  Review for final (Friday)
Tues: 
Wed/Thurs: 	
Fri:  Winter Break Assignment: Have fun!

12/10-12/14
Mon: Review pre-test for quiz on covalent bonding tomorrow
Tues: In-class quiz: covalent bonding
Wed/Thurs: Balancing Equations #2
Fri:

12/3-12/7
Mon: Covalent Compounds #1 (if you haven't finished it already)
Tues: Covalent Compounds #2  
Wed/Thurs:   Covalent compounds #3
Fri:  
 

11/26-11/30
Mon: Ionic Compound formation #4: Polyatomic Anions
Tues:   
Wed/Thurs: Study Ionic Bonding Pre-test (Test on Friday)  
Fri: Ionic Bonding Test (in-class). HW: Covalent Bonding #1

11/13-11/16
Tues: 
Wed/Thurs: Ionic Compound Formation 1 & 2
Fri:

11/5-11/9
Mon: Complete the Periodic Trends graphs and questions you started in class
Tues:   
Wed/Thurs:   
Fri:

10/29-11/2
Mon:  Study for Metric Conversions test  
Tues:  Test corrections
Wed/Thurs:  Make a graph of your group's data: Absorbance (y-axis) vs. Wavelength (x-axis).
Fri:

10/23-10/26
Tues/Wed: Study for Quiz on Atomic Structure (Fri)
Fri: Do Pretest on Metric Conversions

10/15-10/19
Mon: Finish Metric Conversions #2 and #3 (all problems)
Tues:  Finish filling in the atoms from the lab handout.
Wed/Thurs:  
Fri:

10/8-10/12
Mon: Wkst: Atomic Structure
Tues:  Metric Conversions #2 (problems 1 and 2); Metric Conversions #3 (problems 1 and 2)
Wed/Thurs: Flame lab questions 1, 2 & 4
Fri:

9/17-9/20
Mon: Significant Figures handout
Tues:  	Fill in headers on your popcorn lab data table 
Wed/Thurs:  Calculations and Discussion questions: popcorn lab
Fri:

9/10-9/14
Mon: Scientific Notation #2
Tues:  Pre-lab: Write a procedure for determining the temperature of a bunsen burner
flame	
Wed/Thurs:  Conclusion paragraph for bunsen burner lab:
What part of the Bunsen burner flame is hotter?  Explain your reasoning.
 
Fri: Study for test on Monday: Density & Scientific Notation

9/4-9/7
Tues:  Prelab: Penny Density
Wed/Thurs:  Create a line graph of your Penny Lab data
Fri: Read p.58-59 in book. Study tables 2-5 and 2-6 to learn the important
units and metric prefixes used in chemistry.

8/27-8/31
Mon: Study for Quiz on Tuesday.  Use the "Matter and Change" handout as your
study guide.
Tues: Density #1  
Wed/Thurs:  Revist the problems you got wrong from density #1 and redo them.
Fri: Density #2

8/20-8/24
Mon: 1) Get safety contract signed
2) Classification of Matter handout
Tues: Pre-Lab: Expt 1
Wed/Thurs: Answer all lab questions
Fri: Wkst: Matter and Change