Grade 10 and 11 Chemistry

Teacher: Wayne
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$199.99

Introduction

0 Grade 10th or 11th Chemistry Class Introduction 02:02

Unit 1

1 Lesson 1- Introduction to Chemistry 15:00

2 Worksheet Review Answers - Lesson 1 Glassware 03:21

3 Lesson 2 - Theories, Controls/Variables, Significant Figures 13:28

4 Worksheet Review Answers - Lesson 2 Significant Figures 04:13

5 Lesson 3 - Absolute Error 03:55

6 Worksheet Review - Lesson 3 Absolute Error 03:10

7 Visual Lab Demonstration (Part 1) 04:30

8 Worksheet Review - Lab 1 Electrons 01:51

9 Visual Lab Demonstration (part 2) 14:28

10 Worksheet Review - Lab 2 Electrons 02:04

Unit 2

11 Lesson 1 - Elements, Compounds, Subatomic Particles, and More 11:00

12 Worksheet Review Answers - Lesson 1 - Atomic Numbers 03:22

13 Lesson 2 - 3-D Molecular Diagrams, Density, Meniscus 06:19

14 Worksheet Review Answers - Lesson 2 - density 03:09

15 Lesson 3 - Metric Conversions 02:21

16 Worksheet Review Answers - Lesson 3 - Metric Conversions 05:08

Unit 3

17 Lesson 1 - Matter/mass, mixtures/compounds, features of elements 12:30

18 Worksheet Review Answers - Lesson 1 - Mixtures vs Compounds 01:52

Unit 4

19 Lesson 1 - Energy, work, types of chemical reactions 04:18

20 Worksheet Review Answers - Lesson 1 - Kinetic v Potential Energy 02:15

21 Lesson 2 - Temp. scales, specific heat, heat transfer, calorimeter 13:31

22 Worksheet Review Answers - Lesson 2 - Calorimeter 01:22

Unit 5

23 Lesson 1 - The Periodic Table 09:09

24 Worksheet Review Answers - Lesson 1 - Metals, non-metals, and metaloids 01:08

25 Lesson 2 - Ions and Isotopes 07:05

26 Worksheet Review Answers - Lesson 2 - Isotopes 04:21

27 Lesson 3 - Isotopes of Hydrogen 09:36

28 Worksheet Review Answers - Lesson 3 - Isotopes of hydrogen 01:33

Unit 6

29 Lesson 1 - Valence electrons, pH, types of formulas, prefixes 11:33

30 Worksheet Review Answers - Lesson 1 - pH and chemical prefixes 01:21

31 Lesson 2 - Nomenclature 1 14:38

32 Worksheet Review Answers - Lesson 2 - Nomenclature Part 1 02:41

33 Lesson 3 - Nomenclature 2 09:29

34 Worksheet Review Answers - Lesson 3 - Nomenclature Part 2 02:41

35 Visual Lab Demonstration - Molar Solutions 12:52

36 Worksheet Review - Lab 1 - Molar solutions 01:39

Unit 7

37 Lesson 1 - LASERs 14:27

38 Worksheet Review Answers - Lesson 1 - Gram Molecular Mass 02:59

39 Lesson 2 - Percent composition and Avogadro's number 06:39

40 Worksheet Review Answers - Lesson 2 - Avogadro's Number 01:43

41 Laser Demo 1 10:09

42 Worksheet Review - Lab 1 - LASERs part 1 01:03

43 Laser Demo 2 12:40

44 Worksheet Review - Lab 2 - LASERs part 2 01:11

45 Laser Demo 3 11:05

46 Worksheet Review Answers - Lab 3 - LASERs part 3 01:13

Unit 8

47 Lesson 1 - Nomenclature and balancing equations 08:37

48 Worksheet Review Answers - Lesson 1 - Balancing Chemical Equations 04:50

49 Lesson 2 - Application of balancing equations and calculating moles 07:31

50 Worksheet Review - Lesson 2 - Calculating Moles 03:04

51 Lesson 3 - Application of balancing equations & calculating moles 04:01

52 Worksheet Review - Lesson 3 - Calculating moles application 03:32

53 Visual Lab Demonstration (part 1) 14:02

54 Worksheet Review - Lab 1 - Flame Test 00:51

55 Visual Lab Demonstration (part 2) 13:00

56 Worksheet Review - Lab 2 - Flame Test 01:07

Unit 9/10

57 Lesson 1 - Newton's Laws 08:55

58 Worksheet Review Answers - Lesson 1 - Chemical Reactions 01:59

Unit 11

59 Lesson 1 - Terms: catalyst, limiting reagent, pressure 11:02

60 Worksheet Review Answers - Lesson 1 - Empirical Formulas 02:52

61 Lesson 2 - Practice calculating moles 09:36

62 Worksheet Review Answers - Lesson 2 - Application with moles 04:55

Unit 12

63 Lesson 1 - States of matter 06:07

64 Worksheet Review Answers - Lesson 1 - Phase changes and phases of matter 01:25

65 Lesson 2 - Equilibrium 14:07

66 Worksheet Review Answers - Lesson 2 - Phase changes 01:32

67 Visual Lab Demonstration - Circuits 04:30

68 Worksheet Review Answers - Lab 1 - Circuits 01:20

Unit 13

69 Lesson 1 - Gas Laws and Formulas 06:33

70 Worksheet Review Answers - Lesson 1 - Gas Laws 02:09

Course Overview

This course covers the first semester of High School Chemistry for 10th or 11th grade.

Components of this course include:

13 Units
Over 35 Lessons which include real-life application lectures and 9 demonstration labs
35 Practice Worksheets (approximately 285 application questions)
35 Excercise Review videos (A step-by-step explanation of each practice worksheet solution)
Over 100 Practice Problems
22 Quizzes
13 Unit Tests
35 Quiz/Unit Test Answer Keys

COURSE GOALS

Upon completion of this course, students will be able to:

Begin thinking like a Chemist
Understand fundamental Chemistry principles
Understand and be able to calculate the Chemistry math of conversions, moles, percent compositions, and gas laws
Balance Chemical equations
Understand and predict periodic trends
Maintain mastery of the following topics

The topcis for this course include:

Scientific Glassware and Laboratory Procedures
Metric and Mathmatical Conversions
Electron Configurations
Phases of Matter and Chemical Effects
Chemical Equations
Chemical Equillibriums
Periodic Table, Periodic Trends, Elemental Periods and Groups, and Reactivity
Energy, Light, and LASERS
Ions, Isotopes, Cations, and Anions
pH Determination, Calculations, Buffers, and Titrations
Chemical Nomenclature and Empirical Formulas
Chemical Formulas and Equations
Gram Molecular Formulas
Percent Compositions
Single Replacement, Double Replacement, Reduction, and Combination Chemical Reactions
Kinetic Energy of Molecules in Solids, Liquids, and Gases and Understanding Catalysts
Scientific Graphing and Direct and Indirect Proportions
Chemical Equations for Gases: Boyles Law, Dalton's Law of Partial Pressure, Combined Gas Law, Ideal Gas Law
Distillation and Apparatus

Lab Applications:

Laseroptics
Flame Test
Color Spectrum
Molecular Conductivity and Electron Response
Circuits
Molar Solutions

The beauty of this class is that Chemistry concepts that appear to be complex and involved are simplified down by Mr. Anderson to modern-day applications that are made relevant and easy to understand through both lab and lecture.

Teacher: Wayne
Areas of expertise: Chemistry, Human Anatomy and Physiology, Biology, and Psychology
Education: Masters +45 Graduate hours; Eastern New Mexico University/Texas Tech University
Interests: Science, outdoors, fishing, and family
Skills: Teaching and science research Awarded State of New Mexico Science Teacher of the Year.
Associations: Texas Education Association, ACSI
Issues I care about:

I have been teaching science for over 30 years and can truly say that watching and experiencing others learn science is truly my passion. Science is as fun as it is challenging. I would have to say my pet peeve is someone teaching science by someone reading a chapter and answering some questions at the end. Science has to be experienced, seen, and enjoyed to be learned and applied to our daily lives. I currently live in Fort Worth, Texas and teach for an area college. I have three kids, two of them who are married, and an awesome grandson with another grandchild on the way. I wake up every morning excited about the challenge of a new day. I look forward to the opportunity of having you in class!

Periodic Table

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Digital Quizzes and Tests Answer Keys Document

Unit 1 Answer Keys

Unit 2 Answer Keys

Unit 3 Answer Keys

Unit 4 Answer Keys

Unit 5 Answer Keys

Unit 6 Answer Keys

Unit 7 Answer Keys

Unit 8 Answer Keys

Unit 9/10 Answer Keys

Unit 11 Answer Keys

Unit 12 Answer Keys

Unit 13 Answer Keys

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