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Final Exam is Tuesday, June 14th!
Last Days:
Tuesday, June 7th: Proteomics with Andy
Thursday, June 9th: Begin Semester Review
Friday, June 10th: Complete semester review
Tuesday, June 14th: Chemistry Exam
Thursday, June 16th: Bubble Gum Lab
UNIT 7: Atmospheric Chemistry
Download Atmosphere Notes here!
Tuesday, May 3: Air Demonstrations; HW Complete A.2, pp. 251-152, #1-6
Thursday, May 5: Air Pressure, PV Problems; HW Rd. pp. 253-263; Do Problems pp.255-256 #1-3, Do Problems pp. 262-263 #1-4, Prelab Lab A.6 on Temperature-Volume Relationshipson pp. 263-264
Tuesday, May 10th: Charles Law Laboratory; HW Finish Lab, Do T-V Problems, p. 266 #1-4.
Thursday, May 12th: TVP Problems, pp. 267-268; Kinetic Theory, pp. 270-271. Get worksheets from Ms. Bell and complete Avogadro's, Boyle's, and Charle's Law Problems.
Friday, May 13th: Quiz on Part A Gas Laws
Tuesday, May 17th: Radiation and Climate; HW Read pp. 276-284, Do problemsin green boxes on pages 281, 283-284
Thursday, May 19th: Specific Heat Capacity Lab
Tuesday, May 24th: Carbon Cycle; HW Read pp. 285-294, Do Modeling Matter on p. 290 OR Vostok Ice Core Data OR p. 295 #1-3,
Thursday, May 26th: Acid Rain, acid chemistry and pH, Buffers; HW Read pp. 297-311. Answer Q's #1-4 on pp. 305-306 and Q's #1-6 on [[. 307-308.
Friday, May 27th: Part D: Air Pollution Group Activity, HW Read pp. 315- 333.
Tuesday, May 31st: Review Air Chemistry
Thursday, June 2nd: Test over Air Chemistry
UNIT 6: Atoms - Nuclear Interactions
Thursday, April 7th: Prequiz, p.410; History of Nuclear Chemistry ( pp. 412-419); Isotope Notation; HW: p. 421 #1-2
Tuesday, April 12th: Go over HW; Penny Lab p. 422; Molar Mass and Isotope Abundance; HW: pp. 423-424, #1-4
Thursday, April 14th: Ionizing Radiation, Calculating your annual dose on pp. 430-431; Review Part A for Quiz; Be Able to Answer #1, 4, 6, 9, 14-19 on pages 426-427.
Friday, April 15th: Review Q's above; Quiz over Part; Natural Radioactive Decay, pp. 438-441; HW: Q's #1-2 on pp. 441-442.
Tuesday, April 19th: Review Nuclear Radiation so far; Half-LifeProblems and Demonstration, pp. 448-452; HW: 's #1-3 on pp. 451-452.
Thursday, April 21st: Presentation on Nuclear energy and weapons by Tiago. Worksheet to review alpha and beta decay.
Tuesday, April 26th: Radioisotopes in Medicine, pp. 452-456; Artificial Radioactivity, pp. 456-458. HW: Q's #1-3 on p. 458 in class. Unleashing Nuclear Forces, pp. 464-467; Nuclear Power Plants, pp. 468-471; Nuclear Fusion, pp. 471-475. HW: Reviewing the Concepts, Q's #1-9 on p. 481.
Thursday, April 28th: Review all of Nuclear Chemistry Unit.
Friday, April 29th: Test over Nuclear Chemistry Unit.
MINI-UNIT: STUDY FOR AIMS SCIENCE TEST (April 6th)
Tuesday, March 22nd: Practice Test for AIMS. Begin Biology Review
Thursday, March 24th: Begin Biology Review
Tuesday, March 29th: Complete Biology Review
Thursday, March 31st: Practice Test for AIMS.
Friday, April 1st: Biology Review Games
Tuesday, April 5th: AIMS Math Test
Wednesday, April 6th: AIMS Science Test
Thursday, April 7th: Begin Nuclear Chemistry Unit
Thursday
Unit 4 - Food Chemistry (found as Unit 7 in the textbook)
Tuesday, February 1st
Read pp. 488-495
Begin Food Diary – A.2 pp. 489-490.
Prelab A.3 490-491.
Thursday, February 3rd
Lab A. 3
Read pp. 491-495.
Complete Food Diary, A.2 – pp. 489-490.
Tuesday, February 8th
Analyze Food Diary - Calculate percentage of Calories in diet that comes from fat, saturated fat, carbohydrates and protein. Hint: Take the grams of each food type and multiply by how many Calories are in each gram. Fat = 9 Calories/gram, Carbohydrates = 4 Calories/gram, Protein = 4 Calories/gram. Then add the total Calories from all three. Divide the Calories of Fat by the total to get percentage fat. Continue with Carbohydrates and protein! Compare with approximate recommended percentages. Fat less than or equal to 30%, Saturated fat less than or equal to 10%, Carbohydrates approx. 50-60%, Protein approximately 10-20%.
Calories "burned" should roughly equal Calories eaten. Using the chart on page 498 in your textbook, calculate how many Calories you burn in a 24-hour day (1,440 minutes). Compare to your Calories in (food eaten) and write a short summary on these two situations of energy in and energy out.
Thursday, February 10th
Carbohydrate and Fat Notes in word or as a pdf
Read and complete all work in the green boxes on pages 504-512.
Friday, February 11th
Guest Speaker – Gwen Waring
Ecology of Buffalo Park
Tuesday, February 15th
Limiting Reactants
Read and complete all work in the green boxes on pages 513-516.
Review Parts A and B.
Thursday, February 17th
Quiz Parts A and B
Protein Notes as a word file, or in a pdf
Tuesday, February 22nd
Go over Protein Notes. Do Enzyme Lab (no write-up needed)
Read pages 525-531. Read and complete all work in the green boxes on pages 520-525.
Thursday, February 24th
Vitamins and Minerals Notes as a pdf
Read and complete all work in the green boxes on pages 534-546.
Extra Credit Opportunity: Use a piece of scrap paper and make an 8.5" x 11" poster for a Vitamin or a Mineral of your choice.
HW: Prelab Lab D.5 on pages 548-550.
Tuesday, March 1st
AIMS Writing Test - No Chemistry Classes (3B will have an alternate activity)
Thursday, March 3rd
Discuss Food Additives
Food Color Lab D.5
HW: Read and complete modified Food Additive Survey in group, page 553.
Tuesday March 8th
Review Food Unit 7
Thursday, March 10th
Test over Food Unit 7
Spring Break - March 14th through March 18th - Have a safe and enjoyable holiday!
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