The following topics will be covered in Chemistry Honors Class.

Unit 1:

Scientific notation

Metric system

Significant figures

Measurement

Accuracy/precision/percent error

Dimensional analysis

Unit 2:

Properties of matter

Classifying matter

Conservation of Mass

Density

Specific heat

Endo/Exothermic

Unit 3:

Atomic history

Nuclear model of the atom

Subatomic particles

Average atomic mass

The mole

Avogadro’s number

Molar mass

Mole dimensional analysis

Second Nine Weeks Topics:

Unit 4:

Bohr Model of the atom

Quantum Mechanical model

Electron configurations

Electron dot diagrams

Ionic charge/valence number

Periodic trends

Unit 5:

Naming ions

Monatomic formula naming/writing

Polyatomic formula naming/writing

Naming acids

Percent composition/hydrates

Empirical/molecular formulas

Unit 6:

Electronegativity bond type

Metallic bonding Ionic bonding

Covalent bonding Lewis structures VSEPR

Third Nine Weeks Topics:

Unit 7:

Writing reactions Identifying types of reactions Balancing reactions Predicting products w/ complex synthesis and oxy-acid decomposition Activity series Solubility

Phase notation

Unit 8:

Stoichiometric quantities Limiting reactants Percent yield Excess Reactants

Unit 9:

Kinetic theory of gases Temperature

Pressure scales and conversions STP Ideal gas law Dalton’s Law Formula weight w/ideal gas law Gas stoichiometry at STP Gases stoichiometry not at STP Quarter Three Examination Fourth Nine Weeks Topics:

Unit 10:

Behaviors of gases Boyle

Charles

Gay-Lussac gas laws Combined gas law

Unit 11:

Solution terms Molarity

Dilutions Percent solutions Molality Solubility curves Colligative properties Formula weight determination

Unit 12:

Naming acids

Bases Acid

Base properties Arrhenius acids

Bases pH

pOH calculations Ka

Kw

Keq Neutralization w/net ionic equations Titrations

Unit 13:

Redox reactions Oxidation numbers Half reactions Balancing

Unit 14:

Nuclear properties Alpha/beta decay Half-Life Calculating half-life Waste Energy

Unit 15:

Organic chemistry Properties of organics Naming

Drawing alkanes

Alkenes

Alkynes

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