Plan is to introduce theories of the atom, and some of the experiments that led scientists to move from one theory to the next. Also introduce subatomic particles, isotopes, etc.

• Schedule page - Handout
• PowerPoint on Atomic Theory - PPT Slides or PDF Handout
• In-Class Activity on Atomic Theory - Blank / Answers

• Please arrive on time!

Plan is to finish the PPT from yesterday, talking about the quantum theory of the atom and how electrons are arranged (beyond simple shells to more complex "orbitals"), then take a quick tour of the periodic table and get into chemical compounds and their names. Focus for today is on names of binary compounds, both covalent and ionic.

• Answers for Homework due 5/29/2008 (Ch 8)
• Common ions
• Periodic Table (with list of element names)
• Blank Periodic Table
• In-Class Activity on Electrons - Blank / Answers
• In-Class Activity on Binary Compounds - Blank / Answers

Plan is to continue with chemical names, including compounds with polyatomic ions, and to introduce types and balancing of chemical equations.

• Answers for Homework due 6/2/2008 (Ch 8 and Ch 9)
• Table 9.3 from Textbook
• Table of Ates (naming system for compounds with polyatomic ions)
• PowerPoint on Chemical Names - PDF Handout / PPT Slides
• Chemical Nomenclature practice sheet (do this at home; don't turn it in)
• In-Class Activity on Compounds with Polyatomic Ions - Blank / Answers

Plan is to continue discussion of chemical equations. Also will do a brief review for tomorrow's exam.

• Answers for Homework due 6/3/2008 (Ch 9)
• PowerPoint on Reactions - PDF Handout / PPT Slides
• In-Class Activity on Chemical Reactions - Blank / Answers

Plan is to cover the remainder of Chapter 10, go over the homework due today, then give the exam in the last hour of the period.

• Answers for Homework due 6/4/2008 (Ch 10).
• PowerPoint on Chemical Calculations - PDF Handout / PPT Slides
• In-Class Activity/Homework on Chemical Calculations - Blank / Answers
• Exam 3 covers Chapter 10 through page 285 (i.e., Types of Reactions, Balancing Chemical Equations, and Predicting Products for Ion Exchange and Hydrocarbon Combustion Reactions)
  - Version A: Blank / Answers
  - Version B: Blank / Answers

Plan is to cover Chapter 11, which is all about solutions, acids/bases, electrolytes, etc.

• See above for answers to homework due today.
• PowerPoint on Solutions - PDF Handout / PPT Slides
• In-Class Activity on Solutions - Blank / Answers

Plan is to cover Chapter 12 through hydrocarbons and other organic compounds.

• Answers for Homework due 6/9/2008 (Ch 11).
• PowerPoint on Organic Chemistry, Part 1 - PDF Handout / PPT Slides
• PowerPoint on Organic Chemistry, Part 2 - PDF Handout / PPT Slides
• Learning Check Answers from first PPT.
• In-Class Activity on Organic #1 - Blank / Answers
• In-Class Activity on Organic #2 - Blank / Answers

Plan is to cover the remainder of Chapter 12, including biochemistry and whatever we didn't finish on Monday, then cover a few things from Chapter 13, Nuclear Chemistry.

• Answers for Homework due 6/10/2008 (Ch 12).
• PowerPoint on Biochemistry - PDF Handout / PPT Slides
• In-Class Activity on Biochemistry - Blank / Answers
• PowerPoint on Nuclear Chemistry - PDF Handout / PPT Slides
• In-Class Activity on Nuclear Chemistry - Blank / Answers

Plan is to do a quick review, as needed, then give Exam 4. Exam 4 will last for 60-70 minutes.

• Answers for Homework due 6/11/2008 (Ch 13).
• Exam 4 covers Chapters 10, 11, 12, and 13.
  - Version A - Blank / Answers
  - Version B - Blank / Answers

Lab period will feature review sessions for both physics and chemistry.