Read Chapter 5 of
Chemistry, The Molecular Science
by Moore, Stanitski, and Jurs.
Study the
following objectives in the Chemistry 1A booklet.
Chapter 5 objectives 1-16, 20, 21, and 28.
Make study sheets (tip-off, general procedure, and
examples) for each of the following tasks.
Identification of types of reactions
Writing equations for combustion reactions (See
page 74.)
Predicting precipitation reactions and writing
precipitation equations (See pages 82 and 83.)
Identification of Strong and Weak Acids and
Bases (See page 88.)
Assignment of Oxidation Numbers (See page 97.)
Identification of what's oxidized, what's
reduced, what the oxidizing agent is, and what the reducing agent is
for redox reactions. (See pages 96-98.)
Prepare sample answers to the following short answer
objectives in Chapter 5: 2, 5, 6, 10, and 21.
Prepare
for the next quiz. The possible quiz questions are at the following
web address.
http://www.mpcfaculty.net/mark_bishop/quiz.htm
If you need extra information about many of
the topics in our Chapter 5, consider reading the Chapters 4, 5, and 6
in An Introduction to Chemistry.
Chapter 4: An Introduction to Chemistry
Study Guide Chapter 4: An Introduction to
Chemistry
Chapter 5: An Introduction to Chemistry
Study Guide Chapter 5: An Introduction to
Chemistry
Chapter 6: An Introduction to Chemistry
Study Guide Chapter 6: An Introduction to
Chemistry
The following animations will help you visualize some of the processes
described in this chapter.
The
Structure of Water (Shockwave)
Animation
of Dissolving NaCl (Shockwave)
Animation
of a Precipitation Reaction (Shockwave)
Acid Animation
(Shockwave)
Acid/Base Reaction Animation
(Shockwave)
Single-Displacement Reaction
(Shockwave)
Work some
problems in the following sections on our website. The Shockwave
tutorials are simpler versions of what's in the Introduction to Chemistry
Tutorial software section listed above. There's no reason to do
both.
Predicting Ionic Solubility
Tutorial (Shockwave)
Predicting Ionic Solubility Help
Identifying Acids and Bases Tutorial
(Shockwave)
Identifying Acids and Bases Help
Identification
of Strong and Weak Acids and Bases
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if you need answers.
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