Big Chem is Great

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Unit 01: Scientific Skills U01 Problem Set, U01 Notes	Unit 06: Chemical Reactions U06 Problem Set, U06 Notes	Unit 11:Acids and Bases U11 Problem Set, U11 Notes
Unit 02: Matter U02 Problem Set, U02 Notes	Unit 07: Energy, Phases of Matter U07 Problem Set, U07 Notes	Unit 12: Oxidation and Reduction U12 Problem Set, U12 Notes
Unit 03: Atomic Structure U03 Problem Set, U03 Notes	Unit 08: Gases U08 Problem Set, U08 Notes	Unit 13: Organic Chemistry U13 Problem Set, U13 Notes
Unit 04: Periodic Table U04 Problem Set, U04 Notes	Unit 09: Kinetics and Equilibrium U09 Problem Set, U09 Notes	Unit 14: Nuclear Chemistry U14 Problem Set, U14 Notes
Unit 05: Bonding U05 Problem Set, U05 Notes	Unit 10: Solutions U10 Problem Set, U10 Notes	Midterm Review MC pract w/ans Part 2 pract w/ans	Final Review 200 things to know (download as pdf)

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U01:SciSkills thales scientific method si units metric prefixes measurement estimating measurements scientific notation significant figures accuracy & precision percent error factor label graphing independent variable dependent variables best fit curve graphing in excel	U06 Chemical Reactions a chemical reaction is . . . when bonds are formed energy is absorbed when bonds are formed energy is released chemical vs physical change evidence of a chemical reaction formula mass empirical formula molecular formula percent composition chemical equations ratios of reactants and products reactions vocabulary and symbols the eight diatomics reaction types direct combination - synthesis decomposition single replacement - substitution double replacement - ion exchange balancing equations the mole molar mass gram formula mass stoichiometry mole ratio mass to moles moles to moles mass A to mass B	Unit 11: Acids and Bases water ionizes independently ions and electrolytes dissolving salt acids and bases are . . . acidic vs. alkaline Brønsted Lowry acid base theory Arrhenius theory Arrhenius acids Arrhenius bases all your base are belong to us identifying acids and bases properties of acids properties of bases PH - potential of hydrogen pH indicators natural indicators cabbage water interpreting table M interpreting pH determining pH neutralization titration
U02: Matter chemistry is . . matter element compound mixture heterogeneous mixture homogeneous mixture classifying matter chart separation of mixtures filtration distillation chemical change physical change density	U07: Energy, Phases of Matter energy is . . . joules where does our energy come from? powerplants how do powerplants work? induction our energy sources kinetic energy potential energy chemical potential energy electrical potential energy thermal energy atomic potential energy activation energy heat versus temperature celcius scale kelvin scale absolute zero solids, liquids, gases, plasma kinetic theory of matter intermolecular forces how are there 3 phases at the same temp? exothermic reactions endothermic reactions specific heat specific heat explains the weather how much heat to change temp q = m * c * (delta t) phase changes freezing, evaporation, condensation, sublimation, deposition temperature during phase change heat of fusion heat of vaporization how much heat? (phase changes) why does sweating cool you off? boiling and vapor pressure vapor pressure chart	Unit 12: Oxidation and Reduction
U03: Atomic Structure atom atomic history john dalton law of multiple proportions law of definite proportions jj thompson plum pudding earnest rutherford gold foil experiment mostly empty space rutherford model neils bohr bohr model albert einstein schrödinger equation orbital model components of atoms amu electrons protons neutrons isotope notation isotopic symbols average atomic mass calculating atomic mass orbitals bohr notation lewis dot diagrams sublevel notation spectral analysis electromagnetic spectrum	U08: Gases gases are . . . gases exert pressure the speed of air air pressure on earth our atmosphere how suction works drinking from a straw crushing atmosphere how do we measure pressure barometers ideal gas ideal gas assumptions STP boyle's law charles's law gay-lussac's law combined gas law avogadro's law ideal gas law aplying avogadro's law gas stoichiometry	Unit 13: Organic Chemistry
Unit 04: Periodic Table the periodic table is . . . dmitri mendeleev metals metalloids nonmetals properties of metals properties of nonmetals properties of metalloids periods groups how orbitals are filled ocetet rule group 1: alkali metals group 2: alkali earth metals groups 3-12: transition metals group 11: coinage metals group 17: halogens group 18: noble gases lanthanide series actanide series periodicity atomic radius trends in atomic radius ions first ionization energy trends in first ionization energy electronegativity metallic properties trends in metallic properties	U09: Kinetics and Equilibrium kinetics is . . . collision theory reaction rates reaction mechanisms enthalpy: heat content calculating delta H potential energy diagrams entropy equilibrium solution equilibrium chemical equilibrium Le Chatlier's principle	Unit 14: Nuclear Chemistry
Unit 05: Bonding a bond is . . . where does a bond happen? why do atoms bond? octet rule ionic bonding what atoms form ionic bonds? covalent bonds? polar covalent bonds nonpolar covalent bonds bond polarity polar covalent water nonpolar covalent methane determining bond polarity metallic bonds properties of metallic bonds interpreting chemical formulas lewis dot diagrams for compounds lewis dot diagrams for polyatomic ions examining oxidation states oxidation staes add to zero determining chemical formulae the crossover method naming chemical compounds naming ionic compounds the stock system naming binary covalent compounds intermolecular forces dipoles hydrogen bonds why ice floats properties of ionic solids properties of network solids properties of molecular solids properties of covalent liquids like dissolves like	U10: Solutions a solution is . . . homogeneous mixtures solute + solvent = solution saturation supersaturation factors influencing solubility solubility curves Table G rate of solution dilute vs. concentrated concentration calculations percent mass percent volume parts per million (ppm) molarity colligative properties

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