Savita Pall and Chemistry
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Welcome to SCH4UE 2010-2011 September 7, 2010 Welcome to IB (II) Chemistry. The following is the IB Course Outline. Syllabus Outline for Chemistry The following criteria for the Internal assessment will serve as a useful guide. Please download the Chemistry Lab Format as this will be useful as a guide to correct Lab Report writing skills; and the Internal Assessment, IA, Lab Portfolio Marking Scheme. (You will be required to attach one of these to each of your written Labs that you hand in for correction). IA Portfolio Marking Scheme_09
You are required to bring the Chemistry Data Booklet into the class at all times, please download it and place it into your Chemistry Binder and bring it to class. The following Equation Sheet will be required for the duration of the course and you will be required to bring it into tests and quizzes. The following Key Terms will help you to understand the requirements for a test question and hence answer test questions.
March 21, 2011 Please download the new unit: Organic, (Part 2) for the week starting March 22, 2011. The following is the IB outline for the Topic 10 and 20. Also Option G: Further Organic Chemistry outline is included. (You are not required to download this, it is the outline pertaining to the unit.) Option G Further Organic Chemistry Unit: ORGANIC 8. Presence of Substituents on Benzene 10. Alkanoic Acids 11. Polymers
LABS Hydrolysis of Halogeno Compounds
February 2, 2011 Please download the new unit: Redox, for the week starting February 7, 2011. The following is the IB outline for the Topic 9 and 19. (You are not required to download this, it is the outline pertaining to the unit.) NOTES2. Balancing using Oxidation Numbers 4. Balancing by Ion-Electron Method 6. Corrosion 7. Electrolysis 8. Quantitative Aspects of Electrolytic Reactions 9. Redox Review ASSIGNMENTS4. Quantitative Calculations 1 LABS1. Oxidation Numbers of Manganese 2. Redox Titration Using Permanganate 4. Electrolysis
January 3, 2011 Please download the new unit: Acid- Base, for the week starting January 3, 2010. The following is the IB outline for the Topic 8 and 18. (You are not required to download this, this is the IB outline pertaining to the unit.) UNIT: Acids - Bases NOTES1. Flowchart Classification Compounds 3. Effect of Structure on Acid-Base Properties 8. Titration Curve-Strong Acid-Strong Base 9. Titration Curve-pH vs. Volume-Strong Acid-Strong Base 10. Hydrolysis of Ions-Titration Problems 11. Outline of Acid-Base Unit Review ASSIGNMENTS1. Review Questions on acid-Base Definitions 4. Determination of pH of Weak Acid Solution 5. Determination of pH of Weak Base Solution 9. Review and Tests -Acid-Base LABS 1. Ka-Weak Acid 5. Planning-Indigestion Medicine
November 15, 2010 Please download the new Unit Equilibrium, for the week starting November 20, 2010. Unit: Equilibrium: Topic 7 and 17 of the IB Syllabus. The following is the IB outline for the Topic 7 and 17. (You are not required to download this, but it is the outline pertaining to the unit.) Please download the new Unit: EquilibriumNOTES1. Equilibrium in chemical reactions 2. Summary Table of Equilibrium and Rates 3. Gibbs Free Energy and Equilibrium 4. Quantitative Equilibrium Review Assignments2. Review -Qualitative Equilibrium 4. A Case Study of the Haber Process 5. Application of Equilibrium Questions 6. Equilibrium Calculation Practice I and II 7. Free Energy and Equilibrium Constant LABS Application of Le Chatelier's Principle October 20, 2010 Unit: Kinetics: Topic 6 and 16 of the IB Syllabus. The following is the IB outline for the Topic 6 and 16. (You are not required to download this, but it is the outline pertaining to the unit.) Please download the following Unit for the week starting October 20 2010. Unit: Chemical Kinetics NOTES5. Half-life 7. Catalysis ASSIGNMENTS3. Kinetic Energy and Temperature-Distribution 4. Rate Law 6. Problems First Order Reactions 7. Arrhenius Equation Problems Labs Factors Affecting Rates of Chemical Reactions Lab-Oxalate-Permanganate Clock
September 20, 2010 Please download the following, these are also the part of the Energetic Unit. NOTESLattice Energies and Born Haber cycle ASSIGNMENTSLABSEnthalpy of zinc and copper(II) Sulphate Use of a Spreadsheet to Construct a Born-Haber Cycle ICT Spreadsheet -Bond Enthalpies
We will be starting the new Unit: Energetics, (Thermodynamics) Unit: Thermodynamics: Topic 5 and 15 of the IB Syllabus. The following is the IB outline for the Topic 5 and 15. (You are not required to download this, but it is the outline pertaining to the IB Course Outline.) Unit: Thermodynamics NOTES1. Introduction to thermodynamics 2. Table of definitions of types of enthalpy changes ASSIGNMENTS1. Specific Heat and Heat Capacity Problems1 2. Specific Heat and Heat Capacity Problems2 3. Enthalpy Changes for Warming Substances and Changes of State 4. Enthalpy of acid-base_07-08 5. Equations using Heats of Reaction 6. Equations using Heats of Rxn_2_07-08 7. Hess's Law and Calorimetry Problems 8. Summation of Heats of Reactions and Hess's Law Problems 10. Bond Enthalpies 12. Assignment 2 Spontaneous Processes 14. Review Entropy and Free Energy LABS2. measuring specific heat capacity planning lab 2. Enthalpy Change of Mg and HCl 3. enthalpy of four chemical reactions 4. Use of a Spreadsheet to Construct a Born-Haber Cycle
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