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Chapter 5 Homework and Learning Objectives- HC

Chapter 5 Homework HC

Daily Nomenclature Quizzes
Review the Periodic Table trends and the octet rule. Research the octet rule in the textbook and on the Internet. The octet rule is the most important rule in chemistry.

ChemThink Assignments

What is a chemical bond?


Read/notes 5.1, 5.1 WS, 5.3 WS 1-19, Memorize Polyatomic ions
Naming Ionic Compounds Practice WS front and back
Chapter 5/6 WS 15-46
Practice Problems WS 1-20 (pg 7)
Practice Problems WS 1-20 (pg 17)
Review and Reinforcement WS 17-24 (pg 21)
Exercise 6 WS pg. 323-324
Read/notes 5.2, 5.2 WS,
Read/notes 5.3, 5.3 WS
pg. 164 1-5, pg. 175 1-5, pg. 179 1-4, pg. 184 1-10

Alchemist Lab
Hydrate Lab
Properties of Ionic Compound Lab
Salt Formation Demo/Video

Chapter 5 Review pg. 187 Term Review 1-5, Concept and Skills 1-11, 15-22,26,28,29,30-34, Test prep 1-15, pg. 229, 26,27
Crib Sheet CH 5
Test Chapter 5
 

Chapter 5 Learning Objectives
5.1
Monatomic Ions
Cations
Anions
Isoelectronic
Noble gas configuration
Binary Ionic compounds, Name and Formula (Nomenclature)
5.2
Ionic Bond
Crystal structure
Coulombic force
Crystal lattice
Formula units
Unit cell
Energy Aspects of Salt formation
Properties of Ionic Compounds

Compare and contrast Properties of IC and CC

Properties distinguish IC from CC


Table 5-4 compare mp and bp of covalent vs. ionic compounds
5.3

Polyatomic ions
Salt
Oxyanions (per ate, ate, ite, hypo ite)
Thio
Oxidation numbers
Silicates
Hydrates
anhydrous
 

Print and Study:   Nomenclature Flow Chart

Print and Study:   Common Ion List ( .docx) or Common Ion List ( .doc)

Review  Rules for Naming Inorganic Compounds Fix this mistake! Hg22+  is named mercury (I) or mercurous

Review The Nomenclature of Inorganic Compounds  

Complete:   Nomenclature Practice

Polyatomic Ion Calculator

CH5 IC:  Nomenclature of Simple Compounds- Transition Metals

Good website for studying polyatomic ions, variety of games you can play

Good website for practicing the formation of complex(contain polyatomic ions) ionic compounds:

http://www.chem.purdue.edu/gchelp/nomenclature/poly_atom_2009.htm

Good website for Understanding Ionic Compound formulas

A website that can be used to make flashcards

CH5 IC and CH6 Binary CC: Nomenclature of Simple Compounds- Formulas to Names

CH5 IC and CH6 Binary CC: Nomenclature of Simple Compounds- Names to Formulas

CH6:  Greek Numerical Prefixes (Naming Binary Covalent Compounds)

CH15: Acid and Base Nomenclature

 

Ionic Compound Formation

Video formation of Sodium Chloride

Video Chlorine gas reacts with sodium metal

 

How does an airbag work?

Sodium Azide MSDS

Video of how an airbag works

Sodium Azide, Airbags, Environmental Hazard

 

Potential Energy Curve Sodium Chloride

Comparing Ionic and Covalent Bonds

Comparison Ionic and Covalent Compounds Properties

Properties Distinguish Ionic from Covalent Compounds

 

Links to be used for the hydrate lab:

Hydrate simulation

Hydrate Calculations

Hydrate Worksheet

How to make a tissue paper flower- hydrate lab 

 

Sodium Acetate Lab

Solution Link (use this for sodium acetate pre-lab ?'s)

Step by step process by which ionic compounds form Use this for sodium acetate pre-lab ?'s

Saturated Sodium Acetate Lab,  Cool Thing to do with Saturated Sodium Acetate

 

Acid/Base Universal Indicator Lab

Universal Indicator

Neutralization Reaction

Please Practice this song for the acid base demonstration:

Rainbow Connection

Rainbow Connection Video

 

Please check out this interactive periodic table. Use it to investigate the compounds that we have been talking about.

Interactive Periodic Table

 

 

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