Unit 2 Outline Practical work/ Homework Week Concepts Text Minimum set Edrolo Links Text book questions assessment Chpt questions from text It is expected that Edrolo and summaries videos be viewed before Some class time may need to be class. will be provided. completed as homework. 2/10 Properties of water 12 12.1 Q1-4 Prac: Molar heats of solutions SWB WS 25 Trends in MP and BP of 16 12.2 Q3-7 SWB WS 26 hydrides 12.3 Q4-6 SWB WS 27 Specific heat capacity and latent Review Q1-21 heat of water 2/11 Water as a solvent 13 13.1 Q3-7 Prac: Effect of polarity on SWB WS 28 The solution process 13.2 Q2-5 solubility SWB WS 29 Precipitation reactions 13.3 Q1-3 Prac: Stalagmite from a SWB WS 30 Ionic equations 13.4 Q2-4 supersaturated solution Importance of solvent properties Review Q1-25 in biological, domestic or industrial contexts 3/1 Measurement of solubility and 14 14.1 Q3-6 Prac: Deriving a solubility curve SWB WS 34 concentration 14.2 Q3-6 SWB pg 120 Solubility and solubility tables 14.3 Q2-4 Solubility curves 14.4 Q1-6 TEST- CHPT 12/13 Units of concentration 14.5 Q3-4 Review Q1-22 3/2 Acid-base reaction in water 15 15.1 Q1-6 Prac: Reactions of hydrochloric SWB WS 33 Lowry-Bronsted theory 15.2 Q1-4 acid SWB WS 35 Reactions involving acids and Prac: Amphiprotic substances in bases and equation writing water Ionic product of water, pH 3/3 Strengths of acids and base (No 15 15.3 Q1,3,5,7 SWB WS 36 Ka ) 15.4 Q2,4,6 Dilutions of solutions 15.5 Q1ac, 2, 3ace, 4aceg 15.6 Q1-3
Unit 2 Outline Week Concepts Text Chpt Minimum set questions from text Some class time will be provided. Edrolo Links It is expected that Edrolo videos be viewed before class. Practical work/ assessment Homework Text book questions and summaries may need to be completed as homework. 2/10 Properties of water Trends in MP and BP of 16 hydrides Specific heat capacity and latent heat of water 12 12.1 Q1-4 12.2 Q3-7 12.3 Q4-6 Review Q1-21 Prac: Molar heats of solutions SWB WS 25 SWB WS 26 SWB WS 27 2/11 Water as a solvent The solution process Precipitation reactions Ionic equations Importance of solvent properties in biological, domestic or industrial contexts 13 13.1 Q3-7 13.2 Q2-5 13.3 Q1-3 13.4 Q2-4 Review Q1-25 Prac: Effect of polarity on solubility Prac: Stalagmite from a supersaturated solution SWB WS 28 SWB WS 29 SWB WS 30 3/1 Measurement of solubility and concentration Solubility and solubility tables Solubility curves Units of concentration 14 14.1 Q3-6 14.2 Q3-6 14.3 Q2-4 14.4 Q1-6 14.5 Q3-4 Review Q1-22 Prac: Deriving a solubility curve SWB pg 120 TEST- CHPT 12/13 SWB WS 34 3/2 Acid-base reaction in water Lowry-Bronsted theory Reactions involving acids and bases and equation writing Ionic product of water, pH 15 15.1 Q1-6 15.2 Q1-4 Prac: Reactions of hydrochloric acid Prac: Amphiprotic substances in water SWB WS 33 SWB WS 35 3/3 Strengths of acids and base (No Ka ) Dilutions of solutions 15 15.3 Q1,3,5,7 15.4 Q2,4,6 15.5 Q1ac, 2, 3ace, 4aceg 15.6 Q1-3 SWB WS 36