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Unit 3: Chemical bonds and compounds

Monday

Day 1: 4/13

       Watch video and take notes on What is the Bond Box?

       Watch video and take notes on Labeling the Periodic Table

       Watch video and take notes on Bonding intro/recap

      Watch video and take notes on Bond Box_Ionic

1:00 pm-2:00pm

Tuesday

Day 2: 4/14

       Watch video and take notes on Bond Box_Covalent

       Watch video and take notes on Bond Box_Strength

       Watch video and take notes on Bond Box_Examples 1

1:00 pm-2:00pm

10:00am-11:00am

Wednesday

Day 3: 4/15

1:00 pm-2:00pm

Thursday

Day 4: 4/16

       Watch video and take notes on Polyatomic Ions_Explained

       Watch video and take notes on Ionic_Chemical Formulas

       Complete  

Homework and email answers

  Make the subject:

Period_Ionic 1 _Name

Same as Tuesday

Friday

Day 5: 4/17

       Watch video and take notes on Ionic_Naming

       Complete  Ionic_Naming Kahoot

       Complete 

Ionic_Naming and Formulas Homework 

and email answers

  Make the subject:

Period_Ionic 2_Name

1:00 pm-2:00pm

       Watch video and take notes on How to answer_Bond Box

       Complete Bond Box Homework (1-3) 

and email answers to  

emercer@wcpss.net

  Make the subject:

Period_Bond Box_Name

Example:

3_Bond Box_Erin Mercer

Saturday Optional Homework: 

Monday

Day 6: 4/20

       Watch video and take notes on Covalent_Naming and Formulas

       Watch video and take notes on Hydrocarbons

       Complete 

Covalent_Chemical Formulas and Naming Homework

and email answers

  Make the subject:

Period_Covalent_Name

Tuesday

Day 7: 4/21

       Watch video and take notes on Mixed_Naming and Formulas

       Complete Chemical Formulas and Naming_All Mixed Together Homework

and email answers

  Make the subject:

Period_Mixed_Name

1:00 pm-2:00pm

Wednesday

Day 8: 4/22

1:00 pm-2:00pm

1:00 pm-2:00pm

Thursday

Day 9: 4/23

        Complete Naming Mixed_Kahoot

       Watch video and take notes on VSEPR Theory

       Complete

Lewis Structure Homework #2 and email answers

  Make the subject:

Period_Lewis 2_Name

10:30am-11:00am

1:00 pm-2:00pm

Friday

Day 10: 4/24

        Complete Chemical Formulas and Naming_All Mixed Together Homework 2

and email answers

  Make the subject:

Period_Mixed 2_Name

 

       Complete Bond Box Homework  (4-6) and email answers

  Make the subject:

Period_Bond Box 4-6_Name

10:30am-11:00am

1:00 pm-2:00pm

       Watch video and take notes on Lewis Dot Structures

       Take notes on Polar vs Nonpolar

       Complete Lewis Structures Homework #1

and email answers

  Make the subject:

Period_Lewis 1_Name

Saturday/ Weekend Homework: 

Complete Unit 3 Review and check your answers. You do NOT need to email the answers.

The Bond Box

Bond Box_intro.png

If you do NOT have a printer, you should grab an old periodic table (probably the s,p,d,f copy on the back of the unit 2b objectives sheet) and add these labels OR screenshot this image so you can pull it up on your phone when doing homework.

Writing Ionic Periodic Table.png
Bond Box_ionic.png
Bond Box_ionic properties.png

Day 1

Bond Box_covalent.png
Bond Box_covalent properties.png
Bond Box_strength.png
Bond Box_examples 1.png

Day 2

Bond Box Homework

Day 3

Polyatomic Ions

Ammonium

NH4.png

+

Sulfite

SO3.png

2-

Polyatomic Ions.png

Chemical Reference Sheet:

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Page 7 has the list of Polyatomic Ions. If you have a printer

you should print them off OR you can hand write them but 

you will need a copy of the list for future questions

Ionic Compounds: chemical Formulas and Naming

  You will need:

Labeled Periodic Table and Polyatomic Ions List

Ionic Compounds: Chemical Formulas

​

Step 1: Write the charge over the name (roman numerals indicate charge for unknowns)

 

Step 2: Use subscripts to indicate the number of ions to make the compound neutral.

Ionic_Chemical Formulas Worksheet

Homework

Ionic_Chemical Formula Wkst.png

Day 4

Ionic Compounds: Naming

 

Step 1: write the name of the cation (metal) 

*If you know the charge, move onto step two. If the oxidation number is unknown you must use roman numerals to indicate charge.

 

Step 2: write the name of the anion (nonmetal) BUT change the ending to ide

*If polyatomic ion leave the name as is

  You will need:Labeled Periodic Table and Polyatomic Ions List

If you can, it may be easier to use a computer; use capitalized i's as roman numerals; use a space before and after (); capitalization does NOT matter

Example: tin_(II)_oxide  (each line _ is a space)

Ionic_Formulas and Naming Worksheet

Homework

Ionic_Naming Wkst.png

Day 5

Covalent Compounds: chemical Formulas and Naming

Step 1: Use prefixes to represent subscripts since we cannot cancel charges to determine subscript

 

1 = mono  

 *must use for second element but NEVER for the first element

 

2 = di

3 = tri

4 = tetra

5 = penta

6 = hexa

7 = hepta

8 = octa

9 = nona

10 = deca

 

Step 2: Change ending of second element to ide

Covalent_Chemical Formulas and Naming Worksheet

Homework

Covalent_Naming and Formulas.png

Hydrocarbons     (CxHy)                                we will be dealing with alkanes

 

Step 1: prefix indicates the number of carbons 

 

1 = meth

2 = eth

3 = prop

4 = but

5 = penta

6 = hexa

7 = hepta

8 = octa

9 = nona

10 = deca

 

Step 2:  (number of carbons x 2 ) + 2 = subscript for H

Day 6

Mixed: chemical Formulas and Naming

Chemical Formulas and Naming_All Mixed Together

Video Examples

Mixed_Video Examples.png

Chemical Formulas and Naming_All Mixed Together

Homework #1

Mixed_Naming and Formula Homework 1.png

Day 7

Molecular Geometry= Shapes of covalent compounds

Lewis Structures_Intro.png
Lewis Structure Example.png

Lewis Structures

Homework #1

Lewis Structure_wkst 1.png

scroll down for NOTES

Polar              vs              Nonpolar

  Lone Pairs on Central Atom                 No lone pairs on the Central Atom

                   or                                                               AND

   Something bonded to the                    Everything bonded to the central

   central atom is different                    Atom is the same 

Day 8

VSEPR Notes.png

Lewis Structures 

Homework #2

Lewis Structures_wkst 2.png

Day 9

Chemical Formulas and Naming_All Mixed Together

Homework #2

Mixed_Naming and Formula Homework 2.png

Bond Box Homework

Day 10

Study Guide 1.png
Study Guide 2.png
Study Guide 3.png

Chemical Formulas and Naming_All Mixed Together

Homework #2_ANSWERS

Mixed_Homework #2_answers.png
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