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Chem Week 29 Molarity
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Monday, April 28, 2014
Recording of 4/25 chemistry class: Molarity
Sunday, April 27, 2014
4/25 Chemistry update and homework due 5/2
Hi folks,
Today we spent a bit more time with the concept of limiting reagents. The quizzes pointed out that there is still some issues with that concept. We then moved on to the concepts of concentration, molarity and dilution. Today's lab consisted of working with acids and bases, titration and molarity.
Homework for this week is to answer the questions on the enclosed .pdf as well as finish off the calculations for the lab we did in class.
Today we spent a bit more time with the concept of limiting reagents. The quizzes pointed out that there is still some issues with that concept. We then moved on to the concepts of concentration, molarity and dilution. Today's lab consisted of working with acids and bases, titration and molarity.
Homework for this week is to answer the questions on the enclosed .pdf as well as finish off the calculations for the lab we did in class.
Tuesday, April 15, 2014
4/11 Chemistry update and homework due 4/25
Hi folks,
This week we reviewed and compared entropy, heat capacity and exothermic/endothermic reactions. We also did a lab finding the pH's of a variety of household substances.
Homework due 4/25 is to:
Complete the enclosed .pdf
Using the simulation at this link follow the directions below and answer the questions.
Pull the red handle what do you see happen?
Now launch the C ball, what do you see happen?
Explain difference
Click on Many Collisions
Pump in some A
Pump in some BC
Note reaction at the bottom
Increase heat, what happens to total average energy as you do
Watch the current amounts of reactant and product. What is happening with them now?
Is this endothermic or exothermic
Is entropy increasing or decreasing?
Would this reaction take place spontaneously?
Hit Reset all
Now change reaction to the bottom A + BC
Pump in some molecules of A and BC
What happens?
Is this endothermic or exothermic
What happens to entropy?
Would this reaction take place spontaneously?
Hit Reset all
Change reaction to the second A + Bc
Pump in some molecules of A and BC
What happens?
Do you have to do anything to get the reaction to take place?
Is this endothermic or exothermic
What happens to entropy?
Would this reaction take place spontaneously?
Hit reset all
Change reaction to the 3rd A+BC
Pump in some molecules of A and BC
What happens?
Do you have to do anything to get the reaction to take place?
Is this endothermic or exothermic
What happens to entropy?
Would this reaction take place spontaneously?
No Science Jim Chemistry Class This Week
Hi folks,
Just a reminder that there is no chemistry class this Friday due to Spring Break.
See you all next week!
Science Jim
Just a reminder that there is no chemistry class this Friday due to Spring Break.
See you all next week!
Science Jim
Sunday, April 6, 2014
Recording of Chemistry class week 27: Entropy
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Friday, April 4, 2014
4/4 Chemistry update and homework due 4/11
Hi folks,
Today we got into the confusing topic of entropy. The tendency for the universe to favor disorder over order.
For homework this week:
Read pgs. # 294 - 299
Do review questions #'s 34 to 38 on pg. 302
Do Exercises #'s 30-37 on pg. 304
Today we got into the confusing topic of entropy. The tendency for the universe to favor disorder over order.
For homework this week:
Read pgs. # 294 - 299
Do review questions #'s 34 to 38 on pg. 302
Do Exercises #'s 30-37 on pg. 304
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