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CHEMISTRY
Semester 1
Chemistry For Changing Times, 9th
Edition
John W. Hill, Doris K. Kolb
Prentice Hall, 2001 / ISBN: 0-13-087489-2
Syllabus
Succeeding
in a Science Class Primer
Printable Periodic Table
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Recommended
software downloads: Below are links to general freeware programs that
I highly recommend for learning chemistry. They are very professional,
worthwhile chemistry tools.
1.
Chemistry
Assistant 2.2
: Performs mathematical operations, molecular weight calculations, U.S.
to metric conversions and lists physical constants.
2. Periodic
Table of the Elements 2.10 :
Basic data on the elements. Shows how the physical state of elements change
with temperature. Also does calculations.
3. Graph : Program
by Ivan Johansen. Plots functions and point series in cartesian and polar
coordinates. Computes derivatives, integrals and trend lines.
4. FNGraph
and Algebrus
: Two additional graphing programs. These have higher learning curves,
but are each excellent in their own right. Recommended for advanced users.
5. Virtual Periodic Table w/ Element Samples: From RGB Research Ltd. |
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Problems |
Resources |
Chapter
1 - Chemistry: A Science for all Seasons
Text Problems: 1,3,19,21,27,29,45,47,51,59,65,67,71 |
-Elements
List 1
-Elements List
2
-Sample
Problems
-Rules
for Significant Figures
-Metric
System Review (PowerPoint)
-Classification
of Matter, Metric System, Conversions, Dimensional Analysis, Significant
Figures, Accuracy/Precision Review (PowerPoint)
-Chapter Review Questions
(w/Answers) (PowerPoint)
-Study
Guide 1-1
-Study
Guide 1-2
-Pretest
1-1 (Online)
-Metrics
Lab
Scientific Method Lab
External
Resources (Sites):
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Chapter
2 - Atoms: Are They for Real?
Text Problems: 1,3,5,11,13,17,23,25,27,29,31,33,37 |
-Study
Guide 2-1
-Mass
Ratio Examples
-Pretest
2-1 (Online)
-Lab
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Chapter
3 - Atomic Structure:
Images of the Invisible
Text Problems: 3,5,7,15,19,23,25,29,33,39,41,47,
55,57,61,65,67,69, 73,75 |
-Study
Guide 3-1
-Study Guide 3-2
-Pretest
3-1 (Online)
-Millikan/Periodic
Table Lab
External
Resources (Sites):
-Nobel Prize Winners
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Chapter
4 - Nuclear Chemistry: The Heart of Matter
Text Problems: 5,9,11,15,17,21,25,33,37,39,41,46,47,51,57 |
-Nuclear
Chemistry Outline
-Radioactivity Summary
-Nuclear Bomb History
Outline
-Day
After Trinity Discussion Questions
-Nuclear
Disasters Links
-Study Guide 4-1
-Study Guide 4-2
-Pretest
4-1 (Online)
-Half-Life
Lab
External
Resources (Sites):
-Explanation
of Binding Energy
-Hiroshima:
Was It Necessary? Summary
- A-Bomb
WWW Museum
-Why
Truman Dropped the Bomb (Weekly Standard Article)
-National Atomic
Museum
-How
Stuff Works: Nuclear Medicine (Printable Version Here)
-Nuclear
Medicine on the Net
-Society of Nuclear Medicine
(Professional Site)
-How
Stuff Works: Nuclear Energy (Printable Version Here)
-Nuclear Energy Institute
(Safe Energy)
-Interesting Paper
on Nuclear Energy by a Stanford Professor
-Virtual Nuclear
Tour (Power Plants Around the World)
-Control
the Nuclear Power Plant Demo
-International Atomic Energy
Agency
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Chapter
5 - Chemical Bonds: The Ties That Bind
Text Problems: 5,7,9,13,15,20,25,27,29,35,37,43,63,67,69,71,73,75, 77,81,83,84,87,91,93,97,99,105 |
-Covalent
Bonding Summary Notes
-Study Guide 5-1
-Study Guide 5-2
-Study Guide 5-3
-Pretest
5-1 (Online)
-Lab
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2005 - Darrell L. Feebeck |