This is our catalog of courses. We will occasionally adjust the course listing to reflect the addition of new courses and the retirement of others.
Join this optional college-prep Lab offered as a companion to the LIVE class. The Lab covers Enthalpy of Ice, Freezing Point Depression, Analysis of a Hydrate, Mole Ratios and various types of reactions including Decomposition Reactions, Double Replacement Reactions, Acid-Base Reactions, and Redox Reactions.
Special notes: You must be registered for Chemistry, Part Two (LIVE) to register for the lab component. The programs used to create the course catalog require a meeting time – WE DO NOT MEET (at that time). All labs will have a pre-recorded video (found on the class page) that includes an introduction to the lab, a lab demonstration, and guidance through the lab report. Labs will be touched on during class.
Prerequisite: Concurrent registration in Chemistry, Part Two
Description
We will do approximately seven labs throughout the semester. As closely as possible, the topics covered in the lab will correlate with and support what we are discussing in class.
Outline
Course outline: Topics covered include Enthalpy of Ice, Freezing Point Depression, Analysis of a Hydrate, Mole Ratios, and various types of reactions including Decomposition Reactions, Double Replacement Reactions, Acid-Base Reactions, and Redox Reactions
Materials and Homework
Course materials and technology:
- MicroChem – Homeschool Connections Custom Kit, Quality Science Labs, http://www.qualitysciencelabs.com/homeschool-connections/
NOTE: This kit is mandatory.
- Scientific Calculator (I demo on a TI-30x iis)
- Scanner or smartphone with Adobe Scan (or like) app that can scan multiple pages and save as a single PDF file.
Homework: There will be about seven labs spread over the semester; each lab (including the lab report) should take about 3 hours to complete; some will take more time and others will take less. Mrs. Dutton will be available to answer questions daily via the class discussion (forum). Mrs. Dutton will grade all completed assignments and give an overall grade for the lab.
Important Dates
The programs used to create the course catalog require a meeting time – WE DO NOT MEET (at that time). All labs will have a pre-recorded video (found on the class page) that includes an introduction to the lab, a lab demonstration, and guidance through the lab report. Labs will be touched on during class.
Registration link
