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Tutorials
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Conversion Grid - for changing units of measure Std MISC
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Significant Figures chart from textbook Std MISC
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Significant Figures – Tutorial for counting Std MISC
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Temperature Conversion Formulas from textbook – any temp scale to any other Std MISC
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Comparison – 3 temperature scales, picture from textbook Std MISC
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The concept of using any equality as a conversion factor is used to introduce grid-style conversions and density density probs. Includes 20 pract. probs and 2 ex with solns.
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Radioactive Decay - Wksht/Tutorial Std 11 c,d,e
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Atomic Structure worksheet showing atomic symbols, and the mass#, atomic#, and charge as an ion
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Principal Energy Levels (PEL), Sublevels & Orbitals Chart (upside down triangle) - PDF Std 1
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You will learn which evidence is used for the particle and which is used for the wave theory Std 1j
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Reviews and identifies names you need to know, electron configurtions, valence electrons and the Wave Mechanical Theory Std 1
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A cut & paste activity to match anions and cations in their correct ratio Std 1d
– NOTE: There are two large pictures on this page, PATIENCE
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Tutorial for Counting Atoms in Molecules Std 3a
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Worksheet used with our old Zumdahl text, concepts of electrons effect on shapes of molecules Std 1
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Worksheet with 28 problems to practice balancing equations Std Std 3a
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Summary box and 2 detailed examples of converting moles to other units Std 3e
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Detailed examples and practice problems that use Avogadro's # in calculations Std 3c
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Explanation of the atomic mass unit (AMU) & relating it to mass Std MISC
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Another way to explain converting g <----> moles <---> atoms using bridge analogy Std 3
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summary of how to make these conversions with insert from p. 327 Fig 11-8 (Ch 11.3)
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Shows the difference between molarity and molality and also explains colligative properties
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How to calculate energy req'd to heat or cool substnces
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Uses tin II chloride as an assassin ion to "remove" thiocyanate from solution through precipitation to shift an equilibrium (student created)
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Shows relationships of pH, pOH, [H+], and [OH-],
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Shows how to change pH and pOH to their respective concentrations using two different types of calculators (2 different logics)
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Formula & practice problems to calc conc of unknown acids or bases. Also calcs to chg std solns to more dilute conc. Also accounts for polyprotic acid and bases.
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Explains how to identify Bronsted-Lowry acid/base pairs, conjugate acids and bases compared to acids and bases.
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Animation using HSO41- and H2O reaction to demo proton (H1+) moving from acid to base and leaving electron behind. (created by Areg, a former student)
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In addition to tutorial for mechanics of how buffers work, there are 3 practice problems with answers on-line.
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Review of all functional groups and how to name things in organic chemistry
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