AP Chemistry Assignments

Applications of LeChatelier's Principle: Guided Inquiry packet. Attached is the Bromcresol Green color chart, as well as the Universal Indicator color chart. Be sure that ALL explanations are in regards to Q and K.

Complete the packet picked up in class by watching the following video (first 25 mins):

Princeton Review (required):

Unit 9- Chemical Equilibrium Complete the following in your review book. Be sure to bring to class day of test. Please put post-its on the following pages as book marks BEFORE coming to class:

Pg. 264

Pg. 274

 

Highlight/Annotate:

Pg. 264-271 (not Voltaic cells)

Review Pg. 274- Standard Free Energy Change and the Equilibrium Constant

 

Corresponding Questions:

Multiple Choice- On separate paper, place in your study book

Pg. 288-296 #6-9, 17-20, 35, 38

 

FRQ- On separate paper, place in your study book

Pg. 297-300 #4, 5

WS Chemical Equilibrium Review DUE

WS Equilibrium and Thermo

Prelab for Applications of LeChatelier's Principle due. I uploaded Lab Notebook requirements as a reminder for those who need it.

 

Do all normal Pre-lab requirements, but only for the Introductory Activity. You can photocopy and glue in both the Pre-lab questions (answers must be handwritten) AND the Intro Activity Procedure (parts A and B).

RIGHT AFTER Procedure for Parts A and B, Make a data table that is detailed enough to neatly organize all of the data that will be collected. This means that you must actually read the procedure to see what data is going to be collected. Two columns would suffice, one labeled "Stress" and the other "Observations". It is up to you to decide how many rows each part (A and B) will need.

After your data table, either copy or photocopy/glue the last section of Introductory Activity: Analyze the Results #1-7. That will be the last thing required to be in your notebook for the Pre-Lab. You will answer the questions after completing the lab.

Reaction Quotient (Q) sample problems from notes

WS Equilibrium Practice due Fri

WS Disturbing Equilibrium- print and complete. Skip #5 and 6...we will talk about graphs tomorrow.

Pg. 693-4 #1-6, 11, 13, 21, 33, 35