Final Test Review Key

Below is the key for the revies for the final test. Remember, the final test will consist of the molar mass determination lab practical and a 14 question multiple choice section. You will collect data with a lab partner during the lab practical, but perform the calculations for the lab and answer the multiple choice questions by yourself.

Water Freezing Instantly

Just in case you want to show somebody the instant freezing of water demo, I posted the video below.

Tie-Dye Change

Just a reminder that the tie-dye lab has been changed from Friday, May 14th to Monday, May 17th due to cold and wet weather being forecast for Friday. Remember to bring your article of clothing on Monday.

Quiz Reminder and Tie-Dye Announcement

Remember, tomorrow, May 5th, 2010, you will be having a quiz covering the heat of fusion / vaporization worksheet and the heat of fusion lab. All questions will be written. All equations will be supplied for the quiz.

We will be doing the annual chemistry tie-dye lab on Friday, May 14th. You are not required to do the lab. The cost for those that want to do the lab is $4.00. The $4.00 will go to cover all costs for the lab. The dyes are really expensive. Please pay Mr. Brueckner the $4.00 in class as soon as possible. You must also supply the item that you want to tie-dye. White cotton items work the best. You will be given a hand out and instructions on the day of the lab.

Heat of Fusion, Vaporization, and Change in Temp

Below are the solutions to questions #2 and #3 on the backside of the Heat of Fus / Vap worksheet given out in class on Friday, April 30th. This will give you a template on how to complete the problems on the backside of the worksheet. The entire worksheet is to be completed on Monday, May 3rd.

Homework

Read sections 11.1 - 11.6. On pages 350-351 Problems 13, 16, 17, 20, 25, 26, 45, 46, 47, 48

Periodic Trends Quiz #1

Below is the key to the first periodic trends quiz that you did as a take home assessment. Remember, tomorrow in class you will be asked questions similiar to those below, but you will not have your notes available to you. You will be given a periodic table to use.