Friday, March 2, 2012
Thursday, March 1, 2012
HW#21a -- Thursday, March 1st
Sorry, I was a little lit later uploading this than I had hoped (garden club meeting went later than I expected!):


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This assignment will be good practice for the test next week, as it has all three skills in it -- "identify reaction type," "find molar mass of chemical species involved in a reaction," and "use molar ratios to solve stoichiometry problems."
Wednesday, February 29, 2012
No HW for Wednesday -- instead, finish in-class assignment:
Thursday, February 23, 2012
No new online work today... just finish in-class practice

These were the problems that we looked at in class; actually, I believe that 1st period saw some slightly different problems. If you were in 1st period, just make sure you've worked out at least FOUR problems total as practice. Have the work on your notes sheet, and store it in your binder so you can show me during a binder check.
Wednesday, February 22, 2012
Tuesday, February 21, 2012
Friday, February 17, 2012
HW#19b -- Friday, Feb. 17th
Complete these six problems by determining which type of reaction each is. On notebook paper, write out each reaction first. Remember that each reaction MUST be one of the five types -- combustion, synthesis, decomposition, single replacement, or double replacement.
If you want extra credit (bringing your graded HW up to a check double plus), then after saying what type the reaction is, go on and balance the equation (determine what the coefficients should be).

PS -- Yes, these are the last six problems from the reaction types worksheet that was handed out in class. This puts you that much closer to finishing that other assignment!
If you want extra credit (bringing your graded HW up to a check double plus), then after saying what type the reaction is, go on and balance the equation (determine what the coefficients should be).

PS -- Yes, these are the last six problems from the reaction types worksheet that was handed out in class. This puts you that much closer to finishing that other assignment!
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