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High School Chemistry
47 Lessons
John Marshall Senior High
Los Angeles, CA
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High School Chemistry
(5 Units, 47 Lessons)
Unit 2 - Electron Configuration & Bonding(9 Lessons)
Unit 1 - Atomic Structure & the Periodic Table(6 Lessons)
Unit 2 - Electron Configuration & Bonding(9 Lessons)
Unit 3 - Chemical Reactions and Stoichiometry(14 Lessons)
Unit 4 - Thermodynamics (11 Lessons)
Unit 5 - Environmental Applications of Chemistry(7 Lessons)

Introduction to Electron Orbital Levels
High School Chemistry
» Unit:
Electron Configuration & Bonding

Big Idea:The organization of the periodic table is usful for identifying different electron energy levels, including orbital sublevels.
Standards
27 Resources
23 Favorites
27 Resources
23 Favorites

Electron Orbital Diagrams
High School Chemistry
» Unit:
Electron Configuration & Bonding

Big Idea:We can express different ground electron configurations using an orbital level diagram model.
Standards
23 Resources
14 Favorites
23 Resources
14 Favorites

Element Emission Spectra
High School Chemistry
» Unit:
Electron Configuration & Bonding

Big Idea:Each element has its own set of spectral emission lines that can be used to identify elements found in other emission spectra.
Standards
23 Resources
41 Favorites
23 Resources
41 Favorites

Common Ionization States
High School Chemistry
» Unit:
Electron Configuration & Bonding

Big Idea:Elements that gain or lose electrons to obtain stability have predictable ionic charges based on their position on the periodic table.
Standards
27 Resources
10 Favorites
27 Resources
10 Favorites

Day 1: Ionic Compound Formulas
High School Chemistry
» Unit:
Electron Configuration & Bonding

Big Idea:Ionic compounds have an overall neutral charge which determines their molecular formulas.
Standards
23 Resources
16 Favorites
23 Resources
16 Favorites

Day 2: Ionic Compound Formulas
High School Chemistry
» Unit:
Electron Configuration & Bonding

Big Idea:Ionic compounds have an overall neutral charge which determines their molecular formulas.
Standards
20 Resources
7 Favorites
20 Resources
7 Favorites

Identifying Unknown Substances as Ionic or Not Ionic
High School Chemistry
» Unit:
Electron Configuration & Bonding

Big Idea:Ionic compounds dissolve in water producing ions that can conduct electricity; we can use this fact to identify unknown substances as ionic or not ionic in lab.
Standards
21 Resources
8 Favorites
21 Resources
8 Favorites

Dissolution of Ionic Compounds in Water
High School Chemistry
» Unit:
Electron Configuration & Bonding

Big Idea:Water is polar, with regions of slight positive and negative charge; this polarity attracts and pulls apart cations and anions of an ionic compound.
Standards
20 Resources
2 Favorites
20 Resources
2 Favorites

Review Jeopardy for Unit 2: Electron Configuration & Bonding
High School Chemistry
» Unit:
Electron Configuration & Bonding

Big Idea:Electron configurations help predict bond types; Bond types help predict chemical behavior of compounds.
Standards
15 Resources
11 Favorites
15 Resources
11 Favorites