Final Exam - outline

Final exam is divided into units

1. Chemical Formula - 10 marks
2. Mole conversions (basic) - 4 marks
3. Chemical Equations and Stoichiometry -including Energy and limiting reactant and % yield - 11 marks
4. Solutions - including dissociation, dilutions and titrations - 12 marks
5. Atomic Structure - including electronic configuration and periodic trends - 15 marks
6. Organic Chemistry - naming, drawing structures, drawing isomers - 10 marks

**You will be provided with a periodic table, list of poly atomic ions and the Electron orbitals diagram

Extended office hours

for the weeks Dec 2-6 and Dec 9-13 my office hours will be as follows
Monday and Wednesday   11am - 1pm
Thursday                           12pm-1:30pm

If you can not make it during these hours and you need extra help please email me to arrange another time

Last lecture notes! Nov. 27

Organic chemistry practice

For further practice naming organic compounds click here - answers are provided for you to check.

Organic Chemistry - online textbook

To view the online text for Organic chemistry click here

Organic Chemistry - notes from Nov. 25

please note that some text books do not have this section so page numbers will not be correct

Forces - Intramolecular and Intermolecular

Metallic bonding

To read more about metallic bonds read this

Inter-molecular forces

Covalent Network Solids

Lewis Structures

To help you with drawing and understanding Lewis Structures read this

Electron Configurations

Electron Configurations

To help you understand how to write out electron configurations for elements on the periodic table read this

Families on the Periodic Table

Groups of the periodic table: Properties of alkali, alkaline earth and transition metals. Halogens and noble gases.

Atomic Theory - Wednesday Nov. 13 notes

Bond Polarity

If you want to read more about how to determine polarity in chemical bonds click here

Bond polarity

Solutions - notes from Nov. 4+6

limiting reagent and percent yield

Practice - Limiting reagents and Percent yield

To help you practice these concepts answer the questions on this website and then check your answers

Limiting Reagent example

Limiting reactant example problem 1: Limiting Reactant Example Problem 1

Excess and Limiting Reagent - Monday Oct. 28

practice tests with stoichiometry problems

The first assessment challenges you with volume-volume stoichiometry problems and the second is with mass-mass problems

Titrations - notes from Wednesday Oct. 23

Stoichiometry

Stoichiometry: Introduction to stoichiometry.

Intro to Stoichiometry Monday Oct. 20

Mole ratio practice

Click here to go to a website where you can practice mole ratios and calculations - their answers provided so make sure to check.

Notes from Friday Oct. 18

Answers to in class assignment

Notes from Wednesday Oct. 10

To view the notes from wednesdsay click here

Answers to balancing homework

Prerequisites for Chemical Reactions Unit

determining molecular formulas - practice quiz

Video - determining empirical and molecular formula from percent composition

Preparing a standard solution

Preparing a standard solution

Preparing a Standard Solution from sweemoi khor

Empirical vs. molecular formula

The Mole - Avogadro's number

The mole and avogadro's number: Introduction to the idea of a mole as a number (vs. an animal).

video - determining empirical formula

Avogadro's hypothesis and Molar volume

To read about Avogadro's hypothesis with regard to molar volume click here

Use this to practice conversions between moles and mass

Molar mass Calculations

If you would like further reading about how to calculate Molar mass click here

How to calculate molar mass

Avogadro's number

To read about the mole and Avogadro's number click here

video - naming ionic compounds

Atoms, Molecules and Ions

To view the slide show from Friday 13th on Atoms, Molecules and Ions

elements and atoms

Elements and Atoms: How elements relate to atoms. The basics of how protons, electrons and neutrons make up an atom.

Chemical Separation Techniques

This slide show goes through the techniques we went through in class plus few others including magnetic attraction and sublimation.

Separation Techniques from missing island

Significant Figures

For a clear explanation of how to determine number of significant figures read this section

Scientific Notation Practice

to practice writing in Scientific Notation try this quiz

Unit Conversions

Unit Conversions

Dimensional Analysis - reading and practice

to read about and then practice questions using dimensional analysis click here

Dimensional Analysis - video