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Textbook:  Chemistry  Wilbraham. Staley, Matta & Waterman   2005 Prentice Hall                                                                                       

         updated 9/7/10

   Chapter 1:
INTRODUCTION TO CHEMISTRY

OBJECTIVES

 Sections 

End chapter 
problems
p. 34 - 36

 Due Dates
 Return Signed Class grading policy and have textbook covered 9/8/10
 
Signed Safety contract 9/15/10

1. Identify the 5 areas of chemistry. 
2. Relate pure chemistry to applied.

   1.1 37, 39, 62 9/13/09

3. Distinguish between macroscopic and microscopic views.                 
4.  Describe areas of research.    

1.2   40, 47  
Lab Safety Quiz  on Thursday 9/17/10

5. Identify the steps in the Scientific method.   

 1.3

48, 50, 53, 70

  
6.  Problem Solving:  Factor Label Method 1.4 57, 58  
Lab #1:  Lab Safety                                                                                week of 9/13/10
 

CHAPTER 2:
MATTER AND CHANGE

 Sections End chapter
problems
p. 58 - 60		 Due Dates

1.  Identify properties as intensive or extensive.
2.  Define and list physical properties.
3.  Differentiate among three states of Matter.
4.  Describe a physical change.

2.1

 		 35, 37, 39,
42, 57, 60-63		  

5.  Classify matter as mixtures or pure substances
6. Distinguish between homogeneous and heterogeneous matter.
7.  Describe ways mixtures can be separated.

 2.2 44 – 47, 66, 76  

8.  Distinguish between elements and compounds. 
9.  Identify chemical symbols.

2.3

 		 48, 49, 52, 80
  

10. Define chemical property
11. Recognize chemical changes
12. Apply Law of Conservation of Mass to Chemical Reactions

2.4

 

53, 54, 55, 56, 67, 69,
70, 71, 77

  
Lab #2a: Matter Classification         (not in manual)                   week of 9/20/10
Lab#2b:  Classifying Physical and Chemical Changes           week of 9/20/10
 

Test:  Chapters 1 & 2
To include lab equipment