Grade 11 University Chemistry Homework Calendar
Solutions and Solubility

 Day

Topic

Apr 29

Excess Reactant Quiz  

Molecular Formulas
Intro to Solutions

• Homework
  • Continue preparing for the lab and test
     
• Web Links:
• Molecular Formulas (Tyler Dewitt)
• Mass Spectrometers (Bozeman Science)

Apr 30

Stoichiometry Lab - Observations  

Solubility of Compounds

• Stoichiometry Lab Observations

  • the procedure flowchart is due today
  • complete the Observations for the Stoichiometry Lab

• What happens when compounds dissolve?
• Review WB 80  using this SlideDeck or using TB Section 8.3
• Optional - Watch this video that explains what happens when ionic and molecular compounds dissolve in water
• Optional - Watch this video that explains the dissociation process for ionic compounds 

• Homework
  • Prepare for the Lab Analysis
    • limiting reactant and excess calculation
    • % yield determination
    • What if? Questions
       
• Web Links:
• What Happens when Stuff Dissolves? (Tyler Dewitt)
• How water dissolves Ionic Compounds

May 1

Solubility of Compounds

• Are all compounds soluble?
• Watch this video and then complete WB 81-82 using this SlideDeck
• Look over today's painting with milk activity (definitely try this at home!)  instructions  scientific explanation
   
• Surfactants
• Watch this video and then  complete WB 82 using the end of this SlideDeck how surfactants in soaps and detergents work
   

• Homework
  • TB. 381 #9 (answers)
  • TB. 389 #2,3,10,12,15 (answers)
  • Continue preparing for the test
     
• Web Links:
• What Happens when Stuff Dissolves? (Tyler Dewitt)
• How water dissolves Ionic Compounds
   
• How surfactants work
• What is Micellar Water?

May 4

Solubility of Compounds

• Solubility Review
  • Complete this worksheet using this Simulation and link to glucose image - this is a great review of solubility

May 5

May 6

• Homework
  • Solubility Curves
  • TB 397 #2, 4  (answers)
     
• Web Resources:
• How much can you dissolve? Simulation
• Fun with Supersaturation! (Rock Candy)
• Rock Candy Simulation (showing molecules)
• "Snowing" Precipitate
  Supersaturated Heat Packs
• Solubility of Gas and Temperature
• carbonating water

May 7

Solubility of Compounds

Concentration

• Solubility Curves Continued
• Watch this video or use this SlideDeck to complete WB83b  (answers)
   
• Molar Concentration:
• Watch the Molar Concentration Video to complete the Note on 84a-c  
• This is another video going through molar concentration problems
• There are also some great textbook examples on TB. 399-400

May 8

Solubility of Compounds

Diluting Solutions

• Homework
• Making Dilutions
• TB. 405 #2,3, 5 (answers)
• Solutions Worksheet  #5 (answers)
• Web Resources:
• Making Solutions Simulation

May 11

Solutions Quiz 1 - Properties of Solutions and Solubility Curves

Stoichiometry - Quantities in Chemical Reactions

   9.5  Stoichiometry of Solutions

• Homework
• Solution Stoichiometry
• Try TB 449 #2-6, 9  (answers
   

May 12

Stoichiometry - Quantities in Chemical Reactions

• Homework
• Solution Stoichiometry
• TB 449 #2-5  (answers)
• Solutions Worksheet 13-14 (partial solutions) (full solutions)
• Try Solutions Worksheet  #6-7, 11-12 (partial solutions) (full solutions)

May 13

Acids and Bases

    10.1  Properties of Acids and Bases
    10.2  Theoretical Acid-Base Definitions

• Homework
• Properties of Acids and Bases
• pH scale TB. 475 #8, 10, 11 (answers)
• strong/weak acids/bases TB. 475 #1, 4-7 (answers)
   
• Web Links:
• Acids, Bases, and pH Scale
• Acids and Bases
• The pH Scale
   
• Strong vs Weak Acids
• Strengths of Acids and Bases

May 14

Acid Base Titrations

Solutions Quiz 2 - Concentration, Dilutions, Solution Stoichiometry

   10.3  Acid-Base Stoichiometry

• Homework
  • complete the Titration Examples on:
    • WB 92a (answers)
    • WB92b (answers) (video)
    • WB 92 (answers)
• Web Links:
• How to do a Titration

May 19

Acid Base Titrations

   10.3  Acid-Base Stoichiometry

• Homework
  • Prepare for the solutions test:
    • Solutions Learning Goals
    • Multiple Choice Review  (answers) (omit: 4-5)
    • problem solving review (answers) (1-5,10-13)
       

May 20

Acid Base Titrations

Titration - Practice Lab and Calculations

Concentrations of Low Level Solutes

   10.3  Acid-Base Stoichiometry

    8.6  Concentration

• Titration Lab Preparation
  • read Tutorial 1 TB 479-480 and answer TB 481 #1, 3-5 (answers) (really good prep for the lab!)
     
• Low Level - Concentration (PPM/PPB):
  • PPM/PPB  Video and Note WB 92c
  • TB. 410 #1-3

• Homework
  • Continue working on Mind Map
     
• Web Links:
• high lead levels in drinking water

• lead levels in our school

• What is ppm or ppb?
• fluoride in water

May 21

Titration Quiz

Intro to Gases

  11.1  States of Matter and the Kinetic Molecular Theory
  11.7  Atmospheric Pressure 

• Intro to Gases

  • Watch the following video and use this Slidedeck to complete WB WB 93 
     

• Atmospheric Pressure

  • Watch the following slidedeck to complete WB 93a

May 22

Atmospheric Pressure

• Homework
  • Continue working on Mind Map
     

• Web Links:

  • How heavy is air?

  • Air Pressure and Altitude

May 25

• Homework

  • TB. 519 #1, 2, 7, 8, 11  (answers)

  • Continue working on Mind Map
  
   

• Web Links:

  • KMT and Gases (Tyler DeWitt)

  • States of Matter Simulation

• Try some of the following to prepare for the solutions test:
  • Solutions Learning Goals
  • Extra Multiple Choice Review  (answers) (omit: 4-5)
  • Extra problem solving review (answers) (1-5,10-13)

May 26

• Avogadro's Law

  • TB 579 #1,3  (answers)
     

• Gas Law

  • TB. 543 #1 (answers)

  • TB. 546 #4-6 (answers)

May 27

Mind Maps Due
Solutions Unit Test