Chemistry Syllabus

The following is a list of all the topics that will be covered throughout the year. Please view this as a road map and as such is subject to construction, delays, and detours. I hesitate to put an estimated amount of time spent with each unit as it changes from year to year based on your student’s understanding as well as labs incorporated.

Unit One: Measurement and Data Collection

Lesson 1: MeasurementTechnique

Lesson 2: Significant figures

Lesson 3: Accuracy,precision, and error

Lesson 4: The MetricSystem

Lesson 5: The Scientific Method

Lesson 6: Laboratory / Experimental Variables

Unit Two: Properties of Matter

Lesson 1: General Properties of Matter (Review – hopefully)

Lesson 2: Physical vs. Chemical Properties / Change

Lesson 3: Density

Lesson 4: Density Lab

Lesson 5: Solubility

Lesson 6: Parts of The Periodic Table / Physical and Chemical Properties

Unit Three: Atomic Structure / Theory

Lesson 1: The People

Lesson 2: Subatomic Particles

Lesson 3: Atomic mass

Lesson 4: Electron Configurations

Lesson 5: Quantum Mechanical Model

Lesson 6: Flame Tests

Unit Four: Radioactivity and Periodicity

Lesson 1: Development of the periodic table

Lesson 2: Radioactivity

Lesson 3: Periodicity

Unit Five: Nomenclature

Lesson 1: Molecular Nomenclature

Lesson 2: Ionic Nomenclature

Lesson 3: Acid / Base Nomenclature

Unit Six: Bonding

Lesson 1: Metallic Bonding

Lesson 2: Ionic Bonding

Lesson 3: Molecular Bonding

Lesson 4: StructuralFormulas

Lesson 5: VSEPR

Lesson 6: Polarity

Lesson 7: Macromolecules and Network Solids

Unit Seven: Reactions

Lesson 1: Types of Reactions / Balancing

Lesson 2: PredictingProducts

Lesson 3: Net IonicEquations

Lesson 4: Net Ionic Equation Lab

Lesson 5: Oxidation Reduction

Lesson 6: Evidence of and Uses of Oxidation Reduction

Unit Eight: The Mole

Lesson 1: Introduction to the Mole

Lesson 2: Molarity and Solution Dilution

Lesson 3: Percent composition

Lesson 4: Empirical formulas

Lesson 5: Percent composition / Empirical formula lab

Unit Nine: Stoichiometry

Lesson 1: The Mole Ratio

Lesson 2: StoichiometryLab

Lesson 3: LimitingReagents

Lesson 4: Limiting Reagent Lab

Unit Ten: Acids and Bases

Lesson 1: Acid Base Theories

Lesson 2: Strength Versus Concentration

Lesson 3: Indicators

Lesson 4: Acid Base Titrations

Lesson 5: Titration Lab

Unit Eleven: Equilibria, Thermochemistry, and Kinetics

Lesson 1: Introduction to Equilibrium

Lesson 2: Heating Cooling Curves Lab

Lesson 3: Introduction to Thermochemistry

Lesson 4: Quantitative Heating and Cooling Curves

Lesson 5: Spontaneity of Reactions

Lesson 6: Reaction Rates

Unit Twelve: Kinetic Molecular Theory

Lesson 1: KMT – Gases: Through Combined Gas Law

Lesson 2: KMT – Gases: Ideal and PartialPressure