Summer Review Work
What should I use as resources?
- GT chem notes
- a chemistry textbook
- click on the Basic Chemistry Topics tab on the navigation bar
- the web
Read chapters 1-4 and 10 in the AP Chemistry textbook Brown and LeMay that you signed out before leaving school this year. You will be responsible for the content in these chapters. I will re-teach only a small portion of these chapters since it is material that you have seen before in chemistry. - The practice problems listed below are not mandatory, but they are a great resource to help you review the GT chem content.
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AP Chem Chapter 1 Problems_10thEd.pdf Size : 1438.144 Kb Type : pdf |
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AP Chem Chapter 2 Problems_10thEd.pdf Size : 1329.591 Kb Type : pdf |
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AP Chem Chapter 3 Problems_10thEd.pdf Size : 1661.896 Kb Type : pdf |
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AP Chem Chapter 4 Problems_10thEd.pdf Size : 1457.356 Kb Type : pdf |
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AP Chem Gas Chapter Problems_10thEd.pdf Size : 1500.535 Kb Type : pdf |
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ADDITIONAL RESOURCES FOR YOU TO USE
Click here to navigate to a webpage that has great resources for all of the AP Chem topics.
I really like this site.
If you have access to iTunes U, there are several chemistry resources available that I really like.
Use the search term "Chemistry"
Locate the chemistry lectures for Ohio State and Duke University.
Choose the content area lecture that you want to see.
I have watched several of the lectures (most are a few minutes long) and they are very helpful.
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REVIEW THE FOLLOWING CONTENT
There are several content areas that you should have a solid working knowledge of before class begins in August.
Please review the following material. You will not be required to submit this work for grading, but you will be expected to know the content from your previous chemistry course.
Sig Figs:
IDENTIFYING THE NUMBER OF SIG FIGS
Determine the correct number of significant figures.
1. 1008 ______
2. 4.440 ______
3. 0.0099 ______
4. 7.0700 ______
5. 50.05 ______
SIGNIFICANT FIGURES CALCULATIONS
Show your answer with the correct number of significant digits.
1. 190.2 g + 65.291 g + 12.38 g = ? ______________
2. 13.78 g = ______________
11.3 ml
3. 45.761 g - 42.65 g = ______________
4. 5.761 cm x 6.20 cm = ______________
5. 11.00 m x 12.10 m x 3.53 m = ______________
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MONATOMIC/DIATOMIC/POLYATOMIC IONS
Determine whether the following ions are monatomic, diatomic or polyatomic.
1. SO4-2 ____________
2. F2 ____________
3. NO3-1 ____________
4. Ca+2 ____________
5. N-3 _____________
LIST THE 7 DIATOMIC MOLECULES
1. ___________ 4. ___________ 7. ___________
2. ___________ 5. ___________
3. ___________ 6. ___________
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DISTINGUISH BETWEEN IONIC AND COVALENT COMPOUNDS (circle one)
1. CO2 ionic or covalent
2. CaCO3 ionic or covalent
3. Fe2(SO4)3 ionic or covalent
4. PCl5 ionic or covalent
5. MgCl2 ionic or covalent
WRITING CHEMICAL FORMULAS FROM NAMES
Write the chemical formula for each chemical name.
1. magnesium sulfate _________________
2. sulfur
trioxide _________________
3. aluminum chloride _________________
4. carbon
tetrachloride _________________
5. sodium carbonate _________________
USE THE CRISSCROSS METHOD TO CREATE CHEMICAL FORMULAS
1. Al +3 NO3 -1 _________________
2. Mg
+2 SO4 -2 _________________
3. NH4 +1 CO 3 -2 _________________
4. Al
+3 CO
3 -2 _________________
5. Li +1 PO4 -3 _________________
NAME IONIC COMPOUNDS
1. BaCO3 _________________
2. Na3PO4 _________________
3. B2 (SO4)3 _________________
4. (NH4)3PO4 _________________
5. Fe2(CO3)3 _________________
STOCK VS CLASSICAL NAMES
Decide whether the chemical formula given is a stock or classical name.
Chemical Formula list “Stock” or “Classical”
1. ferrous sulfate _________________ _________________
2. copper
(II) sulfide _________________ _________________
3. plumbous sulfate _________________ _________________
4. iron
(II) carbonate _________________ _________________
5. chromium (III) chloride _________________ _________________
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NAME ACIDS
1. HNO3 _________________
2. H3PO4 _________________
3. H2 SO4 _________________
4. H2
SO3 _________________
5. H2CO3 _________________
BALANCING EQUATIONS
Balance the following equations AND determine the type of reaction.
Type of Reaction
1. Al
(s) + Cl2
(g) → AlCl3 (s) _________________
2. C4H10 (g) + O2 (g) → CO2 (g) + H2O (g) _________________
3. Al2O3
(s) + C
(s) → Al (l) + CO2
(g) _________________
4. C2H5OH (l) + O2 → CO2 (g) + H2O (l) _________________
5. H2S (g) + SO2 (g) → S (s) + H2 (g) + O2 (g) _________________
WRITE BALANCED EQUATIONS FROM WORD EQUATIONS
1. calcium carbonate decomposes into calcium oxide and carbon dioxide gas
2. phosphorous pentachloride mixed with water yields phosphoric acid and hydrochloric acid
3. Sodium hydroxide added to phosphoric acid yields sodium phosphate and water
4. aluminum metal mixed with ferric oxide yields aluminum oxide and iron
5. ammonia added to sulfuric acid yields ammonium sulfate
