PETROLEUM UNIT PLANS
Read and note Introduction: pg.156-160
You Decide pg. 160 – determining what is made of petroleum
You Decide pg. 164 – who has the petroleum
Summary Questions A pg. 165
B.4: You Decide pg. 173-175: fractions of petroleum and uses
B.5: intermolecular forces
Your Turn pg. 175-76: Hydrocarbon Boiling points and intermolecular forces
B.6: Covalent single bonding
B.7: Modeling Alkanes lab
Your Turn pg. 182: plotting Alkane boiling point trends
B.8 Lab: Modeling Isomers
Your Turn pg.184: Boiling points of isomers
Summary Questions B pg. 185
Test Petroleum A and B
You Decide pg. 188-89 extra credit petroleum interview
Your Turns pg. 190 and 191-2 – fuel sources and energy supplies
C.3: endothermic and exothermic reactions and energy conversions
Rube- Golberg apparatus experiment
Your Turn pg. 196-97: Energy conversion efficiency
Lab: Calculation energy of combustion
C.6: using heats of combustion
Your Turn pg. 202-03: Heat of Combustion
Read and note C.7: octane ratings and cracking
Section C Summary Questions pg. 207
Test Petroleum C
D.1 – double and triple bonds
D.2 Lab: alkenes and isomers
D.3 and D.4: functional groups
W.S. : identifying and naming organic molecules
D.6: Smelly Lab
D.5: Polymers
Polymer Lab
Summary Questions D pg. 222
Petroleum D test
FOODS PLANS
Intro: types of foods, food pyramid
A.3: You Decide pg. 237-238 : Food Diary
Summary Questions A pg. 238
Lab: Food energy of a peanut pg.239-242
B.2: food energy in and out
Your Turn pg. 243: calorimetry
B.3 : Energy in and Out : Data analysis of food and activity diary
B.4: Fats
Your Turns pg. 249-50 and 251 – fats
B.5: Carbs
Summary Questions B: pg. 254-55