Chemistry 10B Assignments

Print: Acids and Bases Regents Review and Oxidation and Reduction Regents Review

 

Nuclear Chemistry and Moles and Stoichiometry must be completed.

 

Also print acids and bases.

1. Physical Behavior of Matter (Part II) must be completed and handed in.

2. You must print Moles and Stoichiometry Regents Review (Attached).

Print and bring to class the attached worksheet: "Physical Behavior of Matter Part II Regents Review"

 

Note: Additional review packets have also been posted if you want to get a head start on printing them.

PRINT and COMPLETE Regents Review Packet on Physical Behavior of Matter (Part I).

 

Also, don't forget, we have our mock regents exam on Monday, May 28th. Make sure to bring your reference tables and calculators.

- Print the attached file "Chemical Bonding Regents Review"

 

Also: COMPLETE Periodic Table Regents Review

Print pages 7-12

Whole packet must be completed on your own by Wednesday, May 23rd.

You are responsible for knowing ALL of the information in the first two pages. It's not optional - make sure you know all of the facts before completing the worksheet.

Print the attached file and bring it to class.

No excuses, find a way to print it.

Regents Practice Exam (Page 124-125): Questions 1-21

Regents Practice Exam (Page 152-153): Questions 1-16, 20, 24, 25, 28

 

• Page 821

–Questions 32, 33, 34, 35

 

• Pages 757 - 758

–Questions 26, 27(a), 28(a,b), 29 (name

   and write the structural formula, don’t

   worry about the isomers), 38(a),

   44(a,d,f)

• Homework:
• Page 687: Question 42 (a and c)
• Page 688: Question 58 (a,b,c). Use
• Table J.

• Page 641: Question 10
• Page 643: Question 15
• Page 657: Question 48

The following assignment will be counted as three homework assignments.

*The above assignment is subject to slight changes as deemed necessary by the instructor, as the vacation date approaches.

• Page 616

–34, 36b

• Page 626

–77, 78, 79

• Page 604

–Question 18

• Page 625

–Question 63

• Page 625

–Questions 45 and 48

• Page 582

–Question 77

• Page 581

–Questions  48, 49, 55, 59

• Draw a potential energy diagram for an exothermic reaction
• Draw a potential energy diagram for an endothermic reaction

–Label all parts of BOTH diagrams: reactants, products, activation energy, Heat of Reaction (ΔH)

–Draw in and label the pathway if the reactions were catalyzed (by adding a catalyst)

• Page 538

–Questions 1-9

• Page 535

–Questions 45, 46, 55

Complete each of the following parts of the lab:

- Pre-lab questions

- Fill in the results of your experiment in the first table (at the top of page 2)

 

- On a separate sheet of paper (attach it to your lab), the following questions must also be answered:

Questions 7 (use NaCl instead of CaCl2 in the balanced equation, just as we did in the experiment), 8, and Summary Questions (11 and 12).

• Chapter 16.2 Assessment

–Questions 19, 20, (21 optional)

• Page 499

–Question 60

• Page 466: Questions 43, 44, 47, 49,
• 59

Homework:

• Page 424: Practice Questions 13
• and 14
• Page 425: Questions 15 and 20
• Page 439: Questions 51 and 55
• Page 440: Question 60

• Section 13.2 Assessment

–Questions 9, 10, 12 and 13

• Page 409

–Question 75 (a-c)

Pre-lab questions must be answered on a separate sheet of paper and stapled to your lab.

All other questions must be answered in the lab handout. You must show your work and record your answers to the correct number of significant figures.

 

Page 387: Question 2

Page 389: Question 7

Complete ALL of the following parts:

- Pre-lab Questions 1-5

- Part 1, Question 1

- Part 2, Question 4 (Answer the question in theory, based on the equation itself)

 

- Summary Question (Fill in the table).

 

• Page 360: Practice Problem 12
• Page 365: Practice Problems 17 and 18

• Section 11.3 Assessment

–Questions 32 (b and d), 34, 35

• Section 11.2 Assessment

–Questions 24 and 26 (a,b,c,e)

• Read Chapter 11, Section 1
• Chapter 11 Section 1 Assessment

–Questions 10, 11, and 12

 

-Regents Practice Exam ALL Questions, 1-33 (Page 318-319)

-Regents Practice Exam ALL Questions, 1-36 (Page 284-285)

- June 2017 Chemistry Regents Exam, Questions 1-7, 11-13, 16, 20, 31-35, 37-39, 41, 49, 51, 52, 54-60, 66, 67, 72, 74, 81, 83  (http://www.nysedregents.org/chemistry/617/chem62017-examp.pdf)

• Chapter 10.2 Section Assessment

–Questions 26 and 27

• Page 316

Questions 67, 68, 73

• Read Chapter 10 Section 1
• Section 10.1 Assessment

–Questions 10, 11, 13, 14, 15

• Page 315

Questions 53 and 54

On a separate sheet of paper, answer Analysis Questions: 1-5

You must copy the questions.

 

• Name each of the following molecular compounds:

–PCl5

–SO3

–SF6

–H2O

–Cl2O

–CCl4

–S3F4

• Read Chapter 9 Section 2

–Page 263: Practice Problems 10 and 11

–Page 265: Practice Problems 12 and 13

–Section 9.2 Assessment (Page 266): 18 and 19

–Optional: Page 281 # 57

Complete all Analysis and Conclusions questions for the Solutions Containing Ions Lab.

• In a paragraph, using complete sentences, compare and contrast ionic and covalent compounds

Homework: (MP 2, #7)

• Read Chapter 8 Section 2
• Section 8.2 Assessment

–Questions 13, 15, 21

• Chapter 8 Review and Assessment (Page 247)

–Questions 43, 44, 58

 

• Read Chapter 7, Sections 2 and 3
• 7.2 Section Assessment (page 199)

–Questions 16, 18, 19, 20, 22

Read Section 7.1

Section 7.1 Assessment

• Read Section 6.3
• Section 6.3 Assessment

–Questions 21, 22, 23

Complete all parts of the lab.

For Part II: Examining Gas Tubes - Draw in the Spectral Lines for Hydrogen and Helium, given the following information:
Hydrogen's spectral lines at 656.3 nm, 486.1 nm, 434.1 nm, 410.0 nm

Helium's spectral lines at 667.8 nm, 587.6 nm, 504.7, 501.6, 492.2, 471.3 nm, 443.8 nm ,438.8 nm 

Part IV Questions (Summary Questions) must be answered on a separate piece of paper.

 

• Read Section 6.1
• Section 6.1 Assessment

–Questions 5, 6, 7

• Page 181

–Questions 27 and 28

Complete all parts of the lab, including pre-lab exercises and summary questions. Summary questions must be written on a separate sheet of paper.

 

• Homework (#2, MP 2)
• Explain in terms of both electrons
• and energy, how the bright line
• spectrum of an element is
• produced.

• Skim Section 5.1
• Section 5.1 Assessment

–Questions 1, 3, 5

Complete the Density lab. Answer all questions, and finish all of your calculations.

• Read Section 4.2
• Section 4.2 Assessment

–Questions 8, 9, 10, 12, 13, 14

}Read Section 3.4 (Page 89-93)

}Section 3.4 Assessment

◦Questions 50, 52, 53, 54 (density of gasoline can be found in table 3.6 on page 90), 55

Optional: Question 56

}Read Section 3.3

}Section 3.3 Assessment

◦Questions 38, 41 (a-c), 42 (a-c), 43, 44c

}Optional

◦Question 45

}Skim Chapter 3, Section 1

}Page 72

◦Questions 10, 13, 14 (b,c,d)

◦

Optional:

}Page 71

◦Practice problem 8

- Read Section 2.3 (Pg. 48-52)

- Section Assessment 2.3: Questions 20, 21, 27

- Page 59: Question 64 (a) and (b)

Section Assessment 2.2

Answer ALL questions

¨Define a substance.

¡Provide ten examples of substances.

¨List five intensive properties of sulfur.

¨Define a physical property. Identify three physical properties of gold.

¨Make a Venn Diagram comparing and contrasting the properties of solids and gases.

¨Provide three examples of reversible physical changes and three examples of irreversible physical changes.

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