In-class quantitative model Describe Arrhenius and word problems that Strong acid acids and model the AP chemistry Weak acid bases; identify conjugate test (about twice/week) Acid ionization acids and bases in constant reactions Quiz: AP Chemistry test Strong base open response Weak base Relate solvent interaction questions (weekly) Base ionization to the formation of acidic constant and basic solutions Homework: AP Ion product constant chemistry test style word for water Define the water constant, problems (twice/week) pH Kw, and the pH scale pOH Reading and analysis of neutralization Describe characteristics of life” chemical reaction “real strong and weak and research situation salt bases, and identify (weekly) titration common examples of both titrant Common assessment equivalence Write and balance a (end of unit) acid-base indicators simple equation for a end point neutralization reaction salt hydrolysis buffer buffer capacity Calculate hydrogen ion redox reaction concentration, hydroxide oxidation ion concentration, pH, and reduction pOH for acidic or oxidizing agent solutions reducing agent Oxidation-number Explain how the acid-base method indicators work Species Half-reaction Define percent ionization, Ka, and Kb and explain how they relate to acid/base strength Conduct a titration experiment in order to determine the
In-class quantitative word problems that model the AP chemistry test (about twice/week) Quiz: AP Chemistry test open response questions (weekly) Homework: AP chemistry test style word problems (twice/week) Reading and analysis of “real life” chemical research situation (weekly) Common assessment (end of unit) Describe Arrhenius and acids and bases; identify conjugate acids and bases in reactions Relate solvent interaction to the formation of acidic and basic solutions Define the water constant, Kw, and the pH scale Describe characteristics of strong and weak and bases, and identify common examples of both Write and balance a simple equation for a neutralization reaction Calculate hydrogen ion concentration, hydroxide ion concentration, pH, and pOH for acidic or solutions Explain how the acid-base indicators work Define percent ionization, Ka, and Kb and explain how they relate to acid/base strength Conduct a titration experiment in order to determine the model Strong acid Weak acid Acid ionization constant Strong base Weak base Base ionization constant Ion product constant for water pH pOH neutralization reaction salt titration titrant equivalence acid-base indicators end point salt hydrolysis buffer buffer capacity redox reaction oxidation reduction oxidizing agent reducing agent Oxidation-number method Species Half-reaction
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