Chemistry Honors Academic Library (1st semester)
Welcome to Chemistry Honors. This chemistry course will expand upon that knowledge, further develop the microstructure of substances, and teach the symbolic and mathematical world of formulas, equations, and symbols. The major concepts covered are measurement, atomic structure, chemical formulas and bonding, chemical reactions, stoichiometry, gases, chemical equilibrium, and organic chemistry. 

The rigor of this honors course will require students to exercise well-developed research and analytical skills.
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Unit 1: Atoms and the Periodic Table
  1. The Nature of Chemistry Guided Notes
    1. ​Warm-Up - Get ready for the lesson.
    2. Instruction - How has the study of chemistry affected society?
    3. Summary - Review and connect what you learned.
    4. Assignment - Read and evaluate various aspects of a science-related article.
    5. Quiz Answers
  2. Using Math to Analyze Data Guided Notes
    1. ​Warm-Up - Get ready for the lesson.
    2. Instruction - How do scientists use math to analyze data?
    3. Summary - Review and connect what you learned.
    4. Assignment - Practice analyzing data.
    5. Quiz Answers
  3. The Progress of Scientific Knowledge Guided Notes
    1. ​Warm-Up - Get ready for the lesson.
    2. Instruction - How does scientific knowledge progress?
    3. Summary - Review and connect what you learned.
    4. Assignment - Write about scientific progress.
    5. Assignment - Explore scientific discoveries.
    6. Quiz Answers
  4. The Historical Development of Atomic Theory Guided Notes
    1. ​Warm-Up - Get ready for the lesson.
    2. Instruction - Who or what contributed to the understanding of the atom?
    3. Summary - Review and connect what you learned.
    4. Assignment - Write about the development of the atomic theory.
    5. Quiz Answers
  5. The Modern Atomic Theory Guided Notes
    1. ​Warm-Up - Get ready for the lesson.
    2. Instruction - How was the modern understanding of the atom developed?
    3. Summary - Review and connect what you learned.
    4. Assignment - Practice describing atomic models
    5. Quiz Answers
  6. The Structure of the Atom Guided Notes
    1. ​Warm-Up - Get ready for the lesson.
    2. Instruction - What is the structure of the atom?
    3. Summary - Review and connect what you learned.
    4. Assignment - Write a summary of the structure of the atom.
    5. Quiz Answers
  7. Elements, Compounds, and Mixtures Guided Notes
    1. ​Warm-Up - Get ready for the lesson.
    2. Instruction - What is everything on Earth made of?
    3. Summary - Review and connect what you learned.
    4. Assignment - Write about applications of elements, compounds, and mixtures.
    5. Quiz Answers
  8. Atomic Numbers and Electron Configurations Guided Notes
    1. ​Warm-Up - Get ready for the lesson.
    2. Instruction - How can scientists describe the arrangement of electrons in an atom?
    3. Summary - Review and connect what you learned.
    4. Assignment - Practice describing electron configurations.
    5. Quiz Answers
  9. The History and Arrangement of the Periodic Table Guided Notes
    1. ​Warm-Up - Get ready for the lesson.
    2. Instruction - How was the periodic table developed and how is it arranged?
    3. Summary - Review and connect what you learned.
    4. Assignment - Practice classifying elements and predicting element properties.
    5. Project: Element Presentation - Create a multimedia presentation about your favorite element.
    6. Quiz Answers
  10. Electrons and the Periodic Table Guided Notes
    1. ​Warm-Up - Get ready for the lesson.
    2. Instruction - How can the periodic table be used to understand the arrangement of electrons in an atom?
    3. Summary - Review and connect what you learned.
    4. Assignment - Practice relating electron configurations to the periodic table.
    5. ​Quiz Answers
  11. Periodic Trends Guided Notes
    1. ​Warm-Up - Get ready for the lesson.
    2. Instruction - What trends become apparent from the arrangement of electrons in the periodic table?
    3. Summary - Review and connect what you learned.
    4. Assignment - Explore periodic trends.
    5. Quiz Answers
  12. Unit Test
    1. ​Unit Test Review Answers
    2. Unit Test Answers
Unit 3: Chemical Reactions
  1. Evidence of Chemical Reactions Guided Notes
    1. ​Warm-Up - Get ready for the lesson.
    2. Instruction - What occurs when two or more chemicals react with each other?
    3. Summary - Review and connect what you learned.
    4. Assignment - Practice describing chemical reactions.
    5. Quiz Answers
  2. Percent Composition and Molecular Formula Guided Notes
    1. ​Warm-Up - Get ready for the lesson.
    2. Instruction - How do scientists calculate the composition of the elements in a compound?
    3. Summary - Review and connect what you learned.
    4. Assignment - Practice calculating empirical and molecular formulas and percent composition.
    5. Assignment - Practice performing percentage composition and empirical formula calculations
    6. Quiz Answers
  3. Writing and Balancing Chemical Equations Guided Notes
    1. ​Warm-Up - Get ready for the lesson.
    2. Instruction - What is the proper method for writing and balancing chemical equations?
    3. Summary - Review and connect what you learned.
    4. Assignment - Practice writing and balancing chemical equations.
    5. Quiz Answers
  4. Types of Reactions Guided Notes
    1. ​Warm-Up - Get ready for the lesson.
    2. Instruction - What are the types of chemical reactions?
    3. Summary - Review and connect what you learned.
    4. Assignment - Practice classifying and predicting chemical reactions.
    5. Quiz Answers 
  5. Lab: Types of Reactions
    1. ​Warm-Up - Get ready for the lesson.
    2. Instruction - How does knowing the reactants and products help you classify a chemical reaction?
    3. Virtual Lab - Explore how the identity of reactants and products can be used to classify types of reactions.
    4. Wet Lab - Explore types of reactions by performing a laboratory experiment.
    5. Assignment: Reflect on the Lab - Reflect on the laboratory experiment.
    6. Assignment: Lab Report - Write your lab report.
    7. Summary - Review and connect what you learned.
  6. Unit Test
    1.  ​Unit Test Review Answers
    2. Unit Test Answers
Unit 2: Properties and Changes of Matter
  1. Gases Guided Notes
    1. ​Warm-Up - Get ready for the lesson.
    2. Instruction - How do scientists describe the behavior of particles in gases?
    3. Summary - Review and connect what you learned.
    4. Assignment - Write about properties of gases.
    5. Quiz Answers
  2. Liquids Guided Notes
    1. ​Warm-Up - Get ready for the lesson.
    2. Instruction - How do scientists describe the behavior of particles in liquids?
    3. Summary - Review and connect what you learned.
    4. Assignment - Read about surfactants and liquid properties.
    5. Quiz Answers
  3. Solids and Plasmas Guided Notes
    1. ​Warm-Up - Get ready for the lesson.
    2. Instruction - How do scientists describe the behavior of particles in solids and plasmas?
    3. Summary - Review and connect what you learned.
    4. Assignment - Practice identifying and describing solids and plasmas.
    5. Quiz Answers
  4. Phase Changes Guided Notes
    1. ​Warm-Up - Get ready for the lesson.
    2. Instruction - What happens when matter changes its form?
    3. Summary - Review and connect what you learned.
    4. Assignment - Practice describing phase changes.
    5. Quiz Answers
  5. Changes in Matter Guided Notes
    1. ​Warm-Up - Get ready for the lesson.
    2. Instruction - How do scientists describe matter and its changes?
    3. Summary - Review and connect what you learned.
    4. Assignment - Identifying changes and properties of matter.
    5. Quiz Answers
  6. Lab: Physical and Chemical Changes
    1. ​Warm-Up - Get ready for the lesson.
    2. Instruction - How can you distinguish a physical change from a chemical change?
    3. Virtual Lab - Explore the difference between physical change and chemical change by performing a virtual experiment.
    4. Assignment: Reflect on the Lab - Reflect on the laboratory experiment.
    5. Assignment: Lab Report - Write your lab report.
    6. Summary - Review and connect what you learned.
  7. Ionic Bonding Guided Notes
    1. ​Warm-Up - Get ready for the lesson.
    2. Instruction - How do ionic bonds form between atoms?
    3. Summary - Review and connect what you learned.
    4. Assignment - Write about ionic compounds.
    5. Quiz Answers
  8. Covalent Bonding Guided Notes
    1. ​Warm-Up - Get ready for the lesson.
    2. ​Instruction -  How do scientists predict whether a covalent bond will form? How are covalent bonds illustrated?
    3. Summary - Review and connect what you learned.
    4. Assignment - Analyze covalent compounds.
    5. Quiz Answers
  9. Lab: Ionic and Covalent Bonds
    1. ​Warm-Up - Get ready for the lesson.
    2. Instruction - Based on a substance’s properties, how can you determine whether its bonds are ionic or covalent?
    3. Virtual Lab - Explore ionic and covalent bonds by performing a virtual experiment.
    4. Wet Lab - Explore ionic and covalent bonds by performing a laboratory experiment.
    5. Assignment: Reflect on the Lab - Reflect on the laboratory experiment.
    6. Assignment: Lab Report - Write your lab report.
    7. Summary - Review and connect what you learned.
  10. Intermolecular Forces Guided Notes
    1. ​Warm-Up - Get ready for the lesson.
    2. Instruction - What types of forces exist between molecules, and how do these forces affect the properties of the molecule?
    3. Summary - Review and connect what you learned. 
    4. Assignment - Read about intermolecular forces.
    5. Assignment - Practice identifying examples of intermolecular forces.
    6. Quiz Answers
  11. Unit Test
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Unit 4: Reaction Rates and Equilibrium
  1. Reaction Rate Guided Notes
    1. Warm-Up - Get ready for the lesson.
    2. Instruction - What factors affect how fast a chemical reaction can occur?
    3. Summary - Review and connect what you learned.
    4. Assignment - Write about factors that affect reaction rates.
    5. Quiz Answers
  2. Lab: Reaction Rate
    1. ​Warm-Up - Get ready for the lesson.
    2. Instruction - What are the effects of temperature and a reactant’s particle size on reaction rate?
    3. Virtual Lab - Explore the rate of a chemical reaction at different temperatures and with  reactant particle sizes.
    4. Assignment: Reflect on the Lab - Reflect on the laboratory experiment.
    5. Assignment: Lab Report - Write your lab report.
    6. Summary -Review and connect what you learned.
  3. Reaction Pathways Guided Notes
    1. ​Warm-Up - Get ready for the lesson.
    2. Instruction - How can graphs be used to study the energy in a reaction?
    3. Summary - Review and connect what you learned.
    4. Assignment - Practice using energy pathway graphs.
    5. Quiz Answers
  4. Catalysts Guided Notes
    1. ​Warm-Up - Get ready for the lesson.
    2. Instruction - How are some substances able to influence the rate of a chemical reaction?
    3. Summary - Review and connect what you learned.
    4. Assignment - Write about catalysts.
    5. Quiz Answers
  5. Reversible Reactions and Equilibrium Guided Notes
    1. ​Warm-Up - Get ready for the lesson.
    2. Instruction - What happens when there is no net change in a reaction?
    3. Summary - Review and connect what you learned.
    4. Assignment - Practice working with equilibria and equilibrium constants.
    5. Quiz Answers
  6. Shifts in Equilibrium Guided Notes
    1. ​Warm-Up - Get ready for the lesson.
    2. Instruction - What might happen if stress is added to a system that is in equilibrium?
    3. Summary - Review and connect what you learned.
    4. Assignment - Practice describing changes in equilibrium.
    5. Quiz Answers
  7. ​Unit Test
    1. Unit Test Review Answers
    2. ​Unit Test Answers
​Unit 5: Stoichiometry and the Gas Laws
  1. Molar Masses Guided Notes
    1. ​Warm-Up - Get ready for the lesson.
    2. Instruction - How are scientists able to count the number of particles in matter?
    3. Summary - Review and connect what you learned.
    4. Assignment - Practice using the mole concept.
    5. Quiz Answers
  2. Introduction to Stoichiometry Guided Notes
    1. ​Warm-Up - Get ready for the lesson.
    2. Instruction - What is stoichiometry
    3. Summary - Review and connect what you learned.
    4. Assignment - Practice mole-to-mole stoichiometry.
    5. Quiz Answers
  3. Stoichiometric Calculations Guided Notes
    1. ​Warm-Up - Get ready for the lesson.
    2. Instruction - How do you calculate the amount of reactants and products in a chemical reaction?
    3. Summary - Review and connect what you learned.
    4. Assignment - Practice performing stoichiometric calculations.
    5. Assignment - Practice performing stoichiometric calculations.
    6. Quiz Answers
  4. Gas Laws Guided Notes
    1. ​Warm-Up - Get ready for the lesson.
    2. Instruction - What is the relationship among pressure, temperature, and volume of a gas?
    3. Summary - Review and connect what you learned.
    4. Assignment - Write about applications of gas laws.
    5. Quiz Answers
  5. Lab: Charles's Law
    1. ​Warm-Up - Get ready for the lesson.
    2. Instruction - What is the effect of a gas’ temperature on its volume?
    3. Virtual Lab - Explore the relationship between temperature and the volume of a gas by performing a virtual experiment.
    4. Assignment: Reflect on the Lab - Reflect on the laboratory experiment.
    5. Assignment: Lab Report - Write your lab report.
    6. Summary - Review and connect what you learned.
  6. Lab: Boyle’s Law
    1. ​Warm-Up - Get ready for the lesson.
    2. Instruction - What is the effect of pressure on the volume of a gas?
    3. Virtual Lab - Explore the relationship of the pressure and volume of a gas in a virtual experiment.
    4. Assignment: Reflect on the Lab - Reflect on the laboratory experiment.
    5. Assignment: Lab Report - Write your lab report.
    6. Summary - Review and connect what you learned.
  7. The Ideal Gas Law Guided Notes
    1. ​Warm-Up - Get ready for the lesson.
    2. Instruction - How does the number of particles in a gas relate to pressure, temperature, and volume?
    3. Summary - Review and connect what you learned.
    4. Assignment - Practice applying the gas laws.
    5. Quiz Answers
  8. Unit Test
    1. Unit Test Review Answers
    2. Unit Test Answers Cumulative Exam
 
Unit 6: Cumulative Exam
  1. ​Review Answers
  2. ​Cumulative Exam Answers