High School Chemistry
(5 Units, 47 Lessons)
Unit 2 - Electron Configuration & Bonding(9 Lessons)
Introduction to Electron Orbital LevelsHigh School Chemistry» Unit:Electron Configuration & Bonding
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Big Idea:The organization of the periodic table is usful for identifying different electron energy levels, including orbital sublevels.
Electron Orbital DiagramsHigh School Chemistry» Unit:Electron Configuration & Bonding
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Big Idea:We can express different ground electron configurations using an orbital level diagram model.
Element Emission SpectraHigh School Chemistry» Unit:Electron Configuration & Bonding
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Big Idea:Each element has its own set of spectral emission lines that can be used to identify elements found in other emission spectra.
Common Ionization StatesHigh School Chemistry» Unit:Electron Configuration & Bonding
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Big Idea:Elements that gain or lose electrons to obtain stability have predictable ionic charges based on their position on the periodic table.
Day 1: Ionic Compound FormulasHigh School Chemistry» Unit:Electron Configuration & Bonding
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Big Idea:Ionic compounds have an overall neutral charge which determines their molecular formulas.
Day 2: Ionic Compound FormulasHigh School Chemistry» Unit:Electron Configuration & Bonding
High School Chemistry
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Electron Configuration & Bonding
Big Idea:Ionic compounds have an overall neutral charge which determines their molecular formulas.
Identifying Unknown Substances as Ionic or Not IonicHigh School Chemistry» Unit:Electron Configuration & Bonding
High School Chemistry
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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.
Dissolution of Ionic Compounds in WaterHigh School Chemistry» Unit:Electron Configuration & Bonding
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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.
Review Jeopardy for Unit 2: Electron Configuration & BondingHigh School Chemistry» Unit:Electron Configuration & Bonding
High School Chemistry
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Electron Configuration & Bonding
Big Idea:Electron configurations help predict bond types; Bond types help predict chemical behavior of compounds.
