Given you have yet another long weekend, and the correlation between long weekends and assignments that have been "forgotten", I wanted to give you the following reminders:
Regents Chemistry:
Period 2 - labs 4 and 5 are due Monday, 7 November.
Period 4 - labs 4 and 5 are due Tuesday, 8 November (No, period 2 I do not like them better, they performed these labs the day after you did).
AP Chemistry:
Molecular Geometry take home test is due Monday, 7 November.
ALL STUDENTS: First Quarter officially ends on 10 November. If you have any backwork or assignments, it MUST be taken care of by the close of business on Monday, 7 November. This will give me the time I need to grade your back work!
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Showing posts with label in-class assignments and homework. Show all posts
Thursday, November 3, 2011
Friday, October 28, 2011
Now That We Have Unexpectedly Missed Class on Friday. . .
. . .what should you expect on Monday?
Regents Chemistry: You were scheduled to have a quiz on Friday 28 October. You will have that quiz on Monday, 31 October.
AP Chemistry: You were scheduled to have a quiz on Monday; you will still have that quiz on Monday, 31 October.
Appeal: Most students do not follow this blog from what I can tell. I am hoping that as the year goes on this will change. If you read this blog over the weekend (28 Oct.-30 Oct.) please pass the word to your classmates that they will have a quiz on Monday.
Regents Chemistry: You were scheduled to have a quiz on Friday 28 October. You will have that quiz on Monday, 31 October.
AP Chemistry: You were scheduled to have a quiz on Monday; you will still have that quiz on Monday, 31 October.
Appeal: Most students do not follow this blog from what I can tell. I am hoping that as the year goes on this will change. If you read this blog over the weekend (28 Oct.-30 Oct.) please pass the word to your classmates that they will have a quiz on Monday.
Tuesday, October 4, 2011
Chemistry the week of 3 October to 7 October
Regents Chemistry
Topics Covered: Vapor pressure, vapor pressure curves (reference table H). The Gas Laws.
Quiz: To Be Announced
Lab 3 Heating and Cooling Curves: Period 2/3 Thursday 6 October
Period 3/4 Friday 7 October
Lab 2 Heat of Fusion of Ice due for all classes on 7 October by 3:00Homework: Gas Laws assignment, Due: Thursday 6 October; p. 105, 44-50; pp. 54-56, 47-66. Must Show work. DUE: Friday 7 October
AP Chemistry
Topics Covered: Chemical Periodicity.
Quiz: Periodicity - Thursday, 6 October
Take Home Test: Distributed Friday 7 October due Wednesday 12 October
Homework: READ chapter 7 pp. 266-26: 3, 17, 20, 21, 23, 31, 33, 35, 37. DUE: Thursday 6 October
Let me know if you have questions!
Topics Covered: Vapor pressure, vapor pressure curves (reference table H). The Gas Laws.
Quiz: To Be Announced
Lab 3 Heating and Cooling Curves: Period 2/3 Thursday 6 October
Period 3/4 Friday 7 October
Lab 2 Heat of Fusion of Ice due for all classes on 7 October by 3:00Homework: Gas Laws assignment, Due: Thursday 6 October; p. 105, 44-50; pp. 54-56, 47-66. Must Show work. DUE: Friday 7 October
AP Chemistry
Topics Covered: Chemical Periodicity.
Quiz: Periodicity - Thursday, 6 October
Take Home Test: Distributed Friday 7 October due Wednesday 12 October
Homework: READ chapter 7 pp. 266-26: 3, 17, 20, 21, 23, 31, 33, 35, 37. DUE: Thursday 6 October
Let me know if you have questions!
Wednesday, September 28, 2011
Chemistry the Week of 26 September to 30 September
Regents Chemistry
Topics Covered: Heating and Cooling Curves, formulas for calculating heat energy lost or gained by a sunstance as it is heated, cooled, or undergoing a phase change.
Quiz: Period 2 Thursday 29 September
Period 4 Friday 30 September
Lab 2 Heat of Fusion Water: Period 2/3 Friday 30 September
Period 3/4 Thursday 29 September
Lab 1 Measurement and Density due for all classes on 30 September by 3:00
Homework: pp. 75-76; 19, 20, 26, 27, 28 plus the following problem from the board: What is the total amount of energy needed to heat a 20 gram sample of water from -10 degrees to steam at 115 degrees? Show work. DUE: Thursday, 29 September
AP Chemistry
Topics Covered: Electron configurations of many-electron atoms, orbital diagrams.
Quiz: Atomic Structure - Friday, 30 September
Homework: pp. 232-233 61, 63, 65, 66, 68, 70, 71, 77, 81. DUE: 30 Friday, September
Let me know if you have questions!
Topics Covered: Heating and Cooling Curves, formulas for calculating heat energy lost or gained by a sunstance as it is heated, cooled, or undergoing a phase change.
Quiz: Period 2 Thursday 29 September
Period 4 Friday 30 September
Lab 2 Heat of Fusion Water: Period 2/3 Friday 30 September
Period 3/4 Thursday 29 September
Lab 1 Measurement and Density due for all classes on 30 September by 3:00
Homework: pp. 75-76; 19, 20, 26, 27, 28 plus the following problem from the board: What is the total amount of energy needed to heat a 20 gram sample of water from -10 degrees to steam at 115 degrees? Show work. DUE: Thursday, 29 September
AP Chemistry
Topics Covered: Electron configurations of many-electron atoms, orbital diagrams.
Quiz: Atomic Structure - Friday, 30 September
Homework: pp. 232-233 61, 63, 65, 66, 68, 70, 71, 77, 81. DUE: 30 Friday, September
Let me know if you have questions!
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