solute in a given solvent and its rate of solution Describe qualitatively the effect of adding solute on freezing point, boiling point, and vapor pressure of a solvent Define molality and fraction Calculate changes in the boiling and freezing point when nonvolatile, nonelectrolyte solutes are added to solvents Days Unit/Topic Standards Activities Learning Targets (“I Vocabulary Can” Statements) Days 106-135 Energy, reaction V.B.3a-e: Chemical processes and heat; ACT Bellringers (daily) I can do the following: Energy rates, and calorimetry Law of conservation chemical Exit slip of energy Explain the law of equilibrium V.B.4a-d: Enthalpy and Entropy Chemical potential conservation of energy in Hands-on Labs (2 labs) energy chemical reactions V.B.1a-i: Chemical equilibrium and factors Heat affecting reaction rates: Le Chatelier’s principle Lab Reports (2) Calorie Describe the concept of Joule heat, and explain the V.B.2a-f: Mechanisms, rate-determining step, Demonstrations (2) Specific heat difference between heat activation energy, and catalysts Calorimeter energy and temperature In-class quantitative Thermochemistry word problems that System Explain physical and model the AP chemistry Surroundings chemical changes as test (about twice/week) Enthalpy endothermic or exothermic Hess’s law energy changes Quiz: AP Chemistry test Standard enthalpy of style open response formation Solve heat capacity and questions (weekly) Spontaneous heat transfer problems process involving specific heat,
solute in a given solvent and its rate of solution Describe qualitatively the effect of adding solute on freezing point, boiling point, and vapor pressure of a solvent Define molality and fraction Calculate changes in the boiling and freezing point when nonvolatile, nonelectrolyte solutes are added to solvents Days Unit/Topic Standards Activities Learning Targets (“I Can” Statements) Vocabulary Days 106-135 Energy, reaction rates, and chemical equilibrium V.B.3a-e: Chemical processes and heat; calorimetry V.B.4a-d: Enthalpy and Entropy V.B.1a-i: Chemical equilibrium and factors affecting reaction rates: Le Chatelier’s principle V.B.2a-f: Mechanisms, rate-determining step, activation energy, and catalysts ACT Bellringers (daily) Exit slip Hands-on Labs (2 labs) Lab Reports (2) Demonstrations (2) In-class quantitative word problems that model the AP chemistry test (about twice/week) Quiz: AP Chemistry test style open response questions (weekly) I can do the following: Explain the law of conservation of energy in chemical reactions Describe the concept of heat, and explain the difference between heat energy and temperature Explain physical and chemical changes as endothermic or exothermic energy changes Solve heat capacity and heat transfer problems involving specific heat, Energy Law of conservation of energy Chemical potential energy Heat Calorie Joule Specific heat Calorimeter Thermochemistry System Surroundings Enthalpy Hess’s law Standard enthalpy of formation Spontaneous process
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