POWER POINT NOTES: CHEMICAL KINETICS

Students, here are the Power Point Notes on Chemical Kinetics, which covers the concept of equilibrium and the rates of reaction.


The Study Guide has been made available in class since Friday, March 17th.  If you need to get another copy, you can download a PDF version of the Study Guide HERE.

UNIT 6 is now over, and all Unit 6 work is PAST DUE, and will NOT be accepted after Friday,  March 24th  

POWER POINT NOTES: THERMOCHEMISTRY

Students, you can download the Power Point Notes for next weeks's Unit Test on Thermochemistry by either clicking HERE or on the graphic below:

Students should use this to complete their Study Guide, which is due this week, in order to prepare for next week's UNIT TEST!

POWER POINT NOTES: KINETIC THEORY OF GASES

Here are the second set of Power Point Notes from our current unit.  Use them to prepare your personalized, detailed notes in your Composition Book for Friday's Test.

POWER POINT: The Conversion Experience, Part 2

STUDENTS: Clink on THIS LINK to find material on chemical reactions, balancing equations and stoichiometry.  

Use this to complete your Unit 4 Study Guide, 'The Conversion Experience', which will form the basis of your personalized Unit 4 Notes in your Composition Book.

POWER POINT: THE CONVERSION EXPERIENCE, PART 1

STUDENTS:   Here is the first part of
"The Conversion Experience" Study Guide shared in Mr. Hatfield's classes on Thursday and Monday.   

This set of notes reviews the concept of the mole and the molar mass, as well as unit conversions for moles to grams and moles to particles, then introduces the concept of the molar volume (22.4 L/mol at STP).

POWER POINT NOTES: "THE ELEMENTAL PATTERN" and "THE COSMIC FINGERPRINT"

Students:  Here are the TWO sections of Power Point Notes for Unit 3, 'The Cosmic Fingerprint'.

First, we have 'The Elemental Pattern', that shows how the periodic table contains deep information about the structure of the different elements:

Next, we have 'The Cosmic Fingerprint', that shows that the arrangement of electrons in the shells of atoms is related to an element's 'signature' of energy levels, which in turn can be used to explain the chemical properties of that element:

The Unit 3 Test is November 8th!

You should be using these slides to complete your Unit 3 Study Guides of the same title.   

Those Study Guides should be handed in before the beginning of Tuesday's class in order to ensure that you have plenty of time to create your personalized, detailed copy of the notes in your Composition Book.

POWER POINT NOTES: The Elemental Pattern

STUDENTS: This Power Point supports the notes on the periodic table, focusing especially on periodic trends related to the electron configuration of the different elements.  

Use this information to complete your Study Guide, which will form PART of the basis of your Unit 3 Notes.  (There will be a SECOND Study Guide in this Unit).

POWER POINT NOTES: THE FLAVORS OF MATTER

Students:  HERE are the revised Power Point Notes for Unit 2, 'The Flavors of Matter'.

The Unit 2 Test is

Tuesday, October 4th!

You should be using these slides to complete your Unit 2 Study Guide of the same title.   

That Study Guide should be handed in before the beginning of Thursday's class in order to ensure that you have plenty of time to create your personalized, detailed copy of the notes in your Composition Book.

POWER POINT NOTES: THE NATURE OF CHEMISTRY

Students:   HERE is a link to where you can get the Power Point, 'The Nature of Chemistry', which is used to help complete the Study Guide of the same name:

Remember: that Study Guide is a relatively-easy Assignment given to streamline the process of note-taking in this course.   You want to complete every part of it and hand it in as soon as possible, as it will be graded and returned to you in order that you can create your complete, detailed Notes inside your Composition Book:

You are not allowed to use the Study Guide on the Unit Test, but you ARE allowed to use your Composition Book, so this is really a very important routine that you must maintain in this class.  Make sure you do!