SCH 4UO: Grade 12 University Chemistry
Welcome to Grade 12 Chemistry!
This course is designed for students who plan to study in a post secondary science related field. The material covered is theoretically based and includes an application based laboratory component. The curriculum is quite comprehensive so we need to dive into the first unit -Electrochemistry - immediately. Review materials (from Grade 11 Chemistry) required for the course will be distributed during the first day of class. You will be required to complete the review independently. This will be a review of scientific calculations, terminology, bonding, nomenclature, and simple stoichiometry (mole calculations and molarity.) Please prepare by looking over your grade 11 chemistry notes and visiting websites that provide review materials if you haven't taken Chemistry in over a year.
Units covered are:
Unit 1: Electrochemistry
Unit 2: Organic Chemistry
Unit 2: Organic Chemistry
Unit 3: Structure and Properties of Matter
Unit 4: Energy Changes and Rates of Reaction
Unit 5: Chemical Systems and Equilibrium
Teacher Notes:
I will be updating my website on a daily basis so that you can stay on top of this course. Material missed due to any type of absence must be made up as soon as possible. There is no excuse to not know what you missed if you access this website. Completion of homework assignments, lab reports and daily participation are absolutely essential to be successful.
I realize that you are senior students who have very busy lives due to extracurricular programs, RAP and jobs. Please email me at jane.chan@peelsb.com if you need to inform me of future absences or problems. Of course I would rather you tell me in person.
Please have these materials ready for the second day of class:
3 ring binder
lined paper, blank paper, metric style graph paper (1 mm boxes)
mechanical pencils - 0.7 mm HB preferred
pens (2 colours)
ruler, eraser
scientific calculator
comprehensive periodic table (if you still have yours from Grade 11)
- the one in your textbook is NOT suitable
lab manual - preferably one with 3 whole punch and the size of letter size paper
lab manual - preferably one with 3 whole punch and the size of letter size paper
Daily Lesson Objectives
Join my Google Classroom using this link: Period B: egd3gtk
Period D: mj0cnek
It will be used to submit assignments/labs and to do online quizzes/assessments.Period D: mj0cnek
Wednesday, September 4
Course Outline and Expectations
Personal Profiles: Submit online in Google Classroom
Grade 11 Review - Practice
Prepare for an assessment on Friday, September 7
Thursday, September 5
Review Problems
Textbook Distribution
MORE Stoichiometry Review - try to do problems with one equation (3c)
Start the bonding review if stoichiometry is mastered.
Bonding Review - link with answers
Textbook Distribution
MORE Stoichiometry Review - try to do problems with one equation (3c)
- practice inclusion of formulas, units and sig figs
Start the bonding review if stoichiometry is mastered.
Bonding Review - link with answers
- print what you need
PRACTICE ONLINE ASSESSMENT has been posted on Google Classroom
Friday, September 6
Resourcefulness Assessment
Bonding Review (cont'd)
Bonding Review (cont'd)
Stoichiometry Assessment - posted on Google Classroom on Friday afternoon at 3:00 pm
- you have 33 hours to complete a question using Google Docs
- formatting and use of chemistry conventions is required
- you have 33 hours to complete a question using Google Docs
- formatting and use of chemistry conventions is required
Monday, September 9
Preparing solutions - overview of procedure, apparatus and technique
Preparing solutions - overview of procedure, apparatus and technique
- handout - complete the practice scenarios to the best of your ability
Lab Diagnostic - prepare a procedure to make a solution from a solid solute or stock solution
- students will be assigned various scenarios
- Sign up sheet = 2 students / scenario
ON GOOGLE CLASSROOM
ON GOOGLE CLASSROOM
DUE Wednesday
- Communication assessment must include: purpose, calculations(include
formulas and units), procedure including any appropriate diagrams (NO
pronouns)
Tuesday, September 10
Preparing solutions from liquid solutes (STOCK)
- completed lesson and example
If communication assessment is complete, I will evaluate it today.
Practice with pipettes and pipette bulbs
Continue working on bonding review
HW: Prepare for start of Electrochemistry unit
- Complete Day 1 of unit outline Pg. 596 #1-7, 9-13
- Make a copy or print a set of class notes from Google Classroom
- completed lesson and example
If communication assessment is complete, I will evaluate it today.
Practice with pipettes and pipette bulbs
Continue working on bonding review
HW: Prepare for start of Electrochemistry unit
- Complete Day 1 of unit outline Pg. 596 #1-7, 9-13
- Make a copy or print a set of class notes from Google Classroom
Wednesday, September 11
Lab - Preparation of Solutions
HW: Prepare for start of Electrochemistry unit
- Complete Day 1 of unit outline Pg. 596 #1-7, 9-13
Thursday, September 12
Unit 1: Electrochemistry - introduction
Electron Transfer Reactions
HW: Pg. 601-602 #1-4
Friday, September 13
Redox Reactions with Ionic Compounds - lesson
Pg. 604 #1-4 Pg. 606 #1-3
Solutions and ETR Online Assessment: Released on GC at
- 6:30 am on Saturday for Period B
- 3 pm on Friday for Period D.
Monday, September 16
Quiz - Assigning O.N's
Balancing Equations with REDOX reactions
Pg. 613 #1-6
Tuesday, September 17
Redox Reactions in Acidic conditions
HW: Pg. 616 #1 & 2
Wednesday, September 18
Quiz - Balancing Equations with Redox
Redox Reactions in Basic conditions
HW: ECH 03 worksheet - do basic conditions
Thursday, September 19
Competition for Electrons note
Friday, September 20
Electrochemical Cells note
Group Task - prepare a response for a selected question from the worksheet
HW: ECH 06 worksheet answers
Pg. 641 #1-7 (if you don't understand electrochemical cells
Monday, September 23
Galvanic Cells vs. Electrolytic Cells (copied note from beginning)
Standard Cell Potential - how to calculate
HW: Pg. 648 #1-8
Tuesday, September 24
Unit 2: Organic Chemistry - PLEASE PRINT HANDOUTS
QUIZZES - Every 2-3 days - first one on Thursday covering Alkanes, Alkenes and Alkynes
Wednesday, September 25
Organic Chemistry - Alkanes, Alkenes and Alkynes - lesson continued
Homework: Complete page 1 and #1-10 of page 2 worksheet
Homework: Complete page 1 and #1-10 of page 2 worksheet
Thursday, September 26
Quiz - Hydrocarbon Quiz
IUPAC naming of BRANCHED Organic Molecules - lesson
Booklet #2 - page 1
Practice - naming and drawing compounds - complete page 2 and 3 (#1-10) of booklet two
Complete practice worksheets - Alkyl side groups with ALKANES
- practice alkenes and alkynes
Check answers:
Alkane Answers Alkene Answers Alkyne Answers
- practice alkenes and alkynes
Check answers:
Alkane Answers Alkene Answers Alkyne Answers
Friday, September 27
Work Period - Review for Electrochemistry Test on Tuesday
Monday, September 30
Tuesday, October 1
Wednesday, October 2
Monday, September 30
Alkyl side groups - discuss problems
Homework:
Structural, Condensed Molecular and Bond-line Representations
- lessonHomework:
Complete chart on structural, condensed and bond-line diagrams
**Next quiz on Wednesday, October 2** - covers alkyl groups
- be able to do structural and condensed molecular representations
- be able to do structural and condensed molecular representations
Electrochemistry Unit Test
Review Review Questions
ANSWERS - please note that these are brief answers
- solutions on the test should be comprehensive and demonstrate
what you know/understand
Review Review Questions
ANSWERS - please note that these are brief answers
- solutions on the test should be comprehensive and demonstrate
what you know/understand
Quiz - alkyl side groups & hydrocarbons
Lesson
Lesson
Functional Groups - covered halides, alcohols, aldehydes and ketones
Thursday, October 3
Lesson: Functional Groups (acids, ethers and esters)
Friday, October 4
Lesson: Functional Groups continued (amines & amides)
Help with naming complicated - amides: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EzjyF2qvtLs
- amines: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y6AzMr0Fn3Y
Lesson: Functional Groups continued (amines & amides)
Help with naming complicated - amides: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EzjyF2qvtLs
- amines: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y6AzMr0Fn3Y
ANSWERS - there is more than one answer for many of these questions
ALERT - ANSWERS FOR THE 4 PAGE FG WORKSHEET HAS BEEN UPDATED WITH PROPER ANSWERS
Monday, October 7
Lesson: cyclic hydrocarbons and cis- & trans- positions
Complete worksheet on October 3 with cis-trans questions
UNIT QUEST - NAMING STRUCTURES - structural, condensed molecular and bond line
Wednesday, October 16
Prepare for the Synthesis of Esters Lab - Pg. 66 of textbook
- make sure you know how to prepare a hot water bath
- prepare an observation table for all the chemical combinations
= you will not be able to start the lab unless the chart is prepared
- prepare an observation table for all the chemical combinations
= you will not be able to start the lab unless the chart is prepared
Add these combinations to your lab:
i) acetic acid + 1-butanol
ii) acetic acid + 2-butanol
iii) acetic acid + methyl propanol
iv) salicylic acid + methanol
v) benzoic acid + ethanol
**Salicylic acid and benzoic acid are solid powders. Test tubes will be filled to a 1 cm depth for these two materials.
**Substitute the petri dish for an evaporating dish or watch glass.**
Wednesday, October 9
- For Question 1: Include word, structural and condensed molecular equations for
EVERY reaction
- Question 2: What is the purpose of sulphuric acid? water bath?
Why were both used?
- Question 3: What is the significance of the prefix iso-? How does a structure change
with the presence of this prefix?
Provide an example of another iso- based compound.
- Question 4: Two combinations produced the strawberry scent. Explain how two
chemicals can produce the same scent.
EVERY reaction
- Question 2: What is the purpose of sulphuric acid? water bath?
Why were both used?
- Question 3: What is the significance of the prefix iso-? How does a structure change
with the presence of this prefix?
Provide an example of another iso- based compound.
- Question 4: Two combinations produced the strawberry scent. Explain how two
chemicals can produce the same scent.
Thursday, October 10
QUIZ - Functional Groups - OPTIONAL - students who are confident with functional groups can write this and use it to redeem themselves from a bad quiz
WORK PERIOD - prepare lab report
- lab quiz on Tuesday
- students may use any lab materials that they personally prepared during
the lab quiz
- NO photocopies permitted
- lab quiz on Tuesday
- students may use any lab materials that they personally prepared during
the lab quiz
- NO photocopies permitted
Tuesday, October 15
Lab Quiz - ensure you bring your lab manual and other prepared materials
Lesson: Organic Reactions - part 2
- answers
Wednesday, October 16
Organic Chemistry Quest
Thursday, October 17
Organic Chemistry Quest
Thursday, October 17
Organic Reactions - polymers
- answers
Friday, October 18
Synthetic Polymers - lesson discussion
Videos - polymers
Work period - Model building of polymer reactions - booklet
- collaborate with desk partner and work through the reactions
Organic Reactions Unit Quest - Wednesday, October 23
Monday, October 21
Unit 3: Atomic Structure
- introduction and discussion - extensive note
- read Pg. 153-158 of Text
- Pg. 159 #1, 3, 4, 6-9, 11
Tuesday, October 22
The Wave Mechanical Model of the Atom
- reasoning behind the theory
- practice drawing energy level diagrams and electron configuration
Homework: Atomic Structure and the Periodic Table
- Read Pg. 160-166 Questions Pg. 166 #1-4
- Read Pg. 167-169 Questions Pg. 170 #1 & 2
For Reference:
The Grand Table of Orbitals - http://www.orbitals.com/orb/orbtable.htm
Wednesday, October 23
REACTION QUEST
Thursday, October 24
Explaining Ion Charges through electron placement in orbitals
Friday, October 25
Anomalies in electron configurations
Practice by continuing work from Thursday
Monday, October 28 and Tuesday, October 29
Paramagnetism - video link
Dry Lab - You need your textbook and video 2 link
- bring graph paper
- DUE: Sunday, November 3 midnight - submit on Google Classroom
Wednesday, October 30
Take up Ion & Anomalous Elements Worksheet - any problems?
Trends in the Periodic Table - revisited
Thursday, October 31
Bonding Theories - Lewis, Valence Bond, Molecular Orbital, VSEPR
Lewis Structures and Resonance note - revisited
Homework: Worksheet - do only Lewis dot ones that we haven't done in Part A
Solutions are brief. Expectation is to give full solution on quiz, similar to what we did in class.
Bonding Theories - lesson
- Valence Bond Theory
- extra clarification lesson - simplified - cover slides 1-24
Homework: Do Group Work Questions on Slide 25
- carbon completed in class
- do hybrid orbitals for other atoms
Friday, November 1 - Monday, November 4
Sigma-Pi Bonding - extra visual
- Chemistry Video - orbital hybridization clarification
Homework: Do Group Work Questions on Slide 34
Practice: Worksheet
Bonding Theories Quiz - Monday, November 4 - postponed to Thursday or Friday
- you will be selecting a molecule from an assortment in a beaker
- Complete the bonding of a molecule which includes Lewis Dot, Valence Bond and Molecular Orbital theories
Tuesday, November 5
Work period - discuss polyatomic molecules
Wednesday, November 6
Post Secondary Day
Period B: Quiz can be postponed to Friday.
Period D: Quiz can be written on Thursday or Friday
Thursday, November 7
VSEPR - lesson
VSEPR - worksheet
Assignment: Prepare molecules of each VSEPR structure. You will need to bring all materials
to class on Thursday. Store all your molecules in a storage container/box that is
clearly labeled with your name. You have the option to work with a partner.
Friday, November 8
Google Slide for all Intermolecular Bonding and Networks
Monday, November 11
Try these questions for VSEPR and intramolecular bonding - worksheet
Tuesday, November 12
Intermolecular Bonding and Boiling Point - DRY LAB
- go to Google Classroom for lab data and analysis questions
EXTRA Lessons for clarification
Metallic Bonding - lesson
Ionic Networks - lesson
Covalent Networks - lesson
Wednesday, November 13
Do Chapter 3 and 4 Review questions in textbook.
Thursday, November 14
VSEPR work period
DUE DATES: VSEPR Models - Tuesday, November 19 Atomic Structure Unit Test - Friday, November 22 Intermolecular Bonding and BP Lab - Sunday, November 24 (optional)
Monday, November 18
Unit 4: Thermochemistry
There are LOTS of notes, labs and calculations for this unit. Please print them and/or have them available to view during lessons.
What is Thermochemistry?
Energy Changes in Chemical Reactions - class note
Worksheet - practice - complete part 1 by Tuesday
Tuesday, November 19
Molar Enthalpy - lesson
Calorimetry - note
Worksheet - practice
Pre-Lab - CALORIMETRY - Pg. 297 of textbook
- look up specific heat capacity for aluminum, iron and graphite
- read over lab so you know what to do
- choice of styrofoam or metal calorimeter???
- prepare a procedure and observation table for Wednesday
Wednesday, November 20
Calorimetry Lab - perform lab and calculate the molar enthalpy for your sample
Thursday, November 21
VSEPR - review models and prepare for unit test
Friday, November 22
Atomic Structure Unit Test
Pre-lab: Heat of a Reaction
- prepare to perform Thursday
Prepare for lab given a 1.5 M HCl and 1.5 M NaOH stock solution
Wednesday, November 27
Take up Latent Heat questions and extend problem
- q gain = q lost
HW: Complete question #3-6 on worksheet
Thursday, November 28
- q gain = q lost
HW: Complete question #3-6 on worksheet
Thursday, November 28
Perform the Heat of Reaction Lab
- prepare all calculations
- error analysis will be taught on Friday
- error analysis will be taught on Friday
- all calculations MUST be ready by Friday
Friday, November 29
Hess's Law - lesson
Review Chapter 5 for Unit Quest
Standard Enthalpy Table - link
Monday, December 2
Take up Heat of Reaction Lab - emphasis on error analysis
Tuesday, December 3
Tuesday, December 3
Pre-lab: Hess's Law
Lab write up will include:
1) Purpose and Introduction and Pre-lab Analysis
2) Hypothesis
3) Procedure with changes
4) Observation Table with appropriate heading
2) Hypothesis
3) Procedure with changes
4) Observation Table with appropriate heading
5) Reactions and Standard data (delta H, c, m and Mm)
6) Analysis a-e and percentage error
**Please note that analysis a-c can be combined in a single answer.**
7) Sources of error
8) Conclusion
Period B: Formation of ammonium chloride
Period D: Formation of sodium nitrate
Part 1 of lab is NOT DUE until Saturday, December 7 - midnight
7) Sources of error
8) Conclusion
Period B: Formation of ammonium chloride
Period D: Formation of sodium nitrate
Part 1 of lab is NOT DUE until Saturday, December 7 - midnight
HESS'S LAW Formal Lab - DUE DATE: ?
**This is a group lab report. Please go to Google Classroom for rubric and break down of duties. Reports must be submitted through Google Classroom.
**This is a group lab report. Please go to Google Classroom for rubric and break down of duties. Reports must be submitted through Google Classroom.
Thursday, December 5
Friday, December 6
Work Period
Work Period
Monday, December 9
Discussion includes interpretation of graphs, activation energy.
Homework: Pg. 372 # 1, 2, 4, 5 (Read pages 366-372)
Tuesday, December 10
Wednesday, December 11
Rate Law Video
Homework: Pg. 386 #1-3
Homework: Pg. 386 #1-3
UNIT 3 - PART 2 IS DONE! START WORKING ON CHAPTER 6 REVIEW QUESTIONS
Chapter 6 Review Answers
Important Dates:
December 19: Unit Test for Thermochemistry Rates
December 22: Design Lab due - midnight
January 10: Theory Exam - Part 1 - Electrochemistry and Thermodynamics
January 13: Theory Exam - Part 2 - Organic Chemistry and Atomic Structure
Lab Exam - during examination period - focus on Equilibrium
December 19: Unit Test for Thermochemistry Rates
December 22: Design Lab due - midnight
January 10: Theory Exam - Part 1 - Electrochemistry and Thermodynamics
January 13: Theory Exam - Part 2 - Organic Chemistry and Atomic Structure
Lab Exam - during examination period - focus on Equilibrium
Thursday, December 12
Possibility:
Possibility:
See Google Classroom for all the details of the assessment
Monday, December 14
DESIGN LAB - Hess's Law Formal Lab
Tuesday, December 15
Unit 5: Equilibrium - Chemical Systems and Equilibrium (Chapter 7 & 8)
Thursday, December 20
Thermochemistry Test - parts of chapter 5 and all of chapter 6
Test Outline: 10 Multiple Choice
5 Extended Response Multiple Choice (3-4 marks each)
2 Short Answer questions
- latent heat and reaction mechanism (6 marks each)
** Hess's Law will NOT be on the test.
Review Questions - with answers
Test Outline: 10 Multiple Choice
5 Extended Response Multiple Choice (3-4 marks each)
2 Short Answer questions
- latent heat and reaction mechanism (6 marks each)
** Hess's Law will NOT be on the test.
Review Questions - with answers
DO CHAPTER 6 REVIEW QUESTIONS in textbook as well
Friday, December 21
Graphing for Le Chatelier's Principle - class lesson
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays! Hope all of you are enjoying time with family and friends!
As promised, here is your exam review:
Exam Review - Useful formula sheet
ICE Tables - lesson worksheet answers
Submit a complete solution for one question chosen from #5-8 in Google Classroom. Deadline: Sunday - midnight
Submit a complete solution for one question chosen from #5-8 in Google Classroom. Deadline: Sunday - midnight
Wednesday, January 8
Solubility Equilibrium - lesson
Solubility Product Constant - lesson completely filled note
Homework: Complete the solubility review (page 2) of the equilibrium lesson
Thursday, January 9
Friday, January 10
EXAM - Part 1: Electrochemistry and Thermochemistry
Monday, January 13
EXAM - Part 2: Organic Chemistry and Atomic Structure
Tuesday, January 14
Acid and Base Equilibrium - lesson presentation
Quantitative Aspects of Acids and Bases - lesson
Wednesday, January 15
Acid-Base Indicators and Titration Curves - lesson
Titrations - prepare for lab and make basic solution
Friday, January 17
Titrations - Practice trials to determine molarity of unknown acid and reaching endpoint
Monday, January 20
Lab Exam Preparation
LAB EXAM - UPDATELab Exam Preparation
Day 1 - Tuesday, January 21
Day 2 - Two sessions - Sign up on Google Classroom
9 am-10 am and 10:45-11:45
Period B Thursday, January 23
Period D: Friday, January 24
