High School Chemistry
79 Lessons
Castle Park Senior High
Chula Vista, CA
Urban Environment
High School Chemistry
(9 Units, 79 Lessons)
Unit 1 - Unit 1: Working as a chemist(9 Lessons)
First Day of ClassHigh School Chemistry» Unit:Unit 1: Working as a chemist
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Big Idea:In order to understand the world around us it is important to make careful observations and ask meaningful questions.
Working in a Chemistry LabHigh School Chemistry» Unit:Unit 1: Working as a chemist
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Big Idea:Lab safety and identification of lab equipment are crucial for success in chemistry class.
Scientific MethodHigh School Chemistry» Unit:Unit 1: Working as a chemist
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Big Idea:Scientific experimentation is complex and needs to be explored in multiple ways.
Uncertainty and MeasurementHigh School Chemistry» Unit:Unit 1: Working as a chemist
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Big Idea:High quality data in science depends on the ability of scientists to properly perform measurements, which are only as precise as the equipment used.
Significant FiguresHigh School Chemistry» Unit:Unit 1: Working as a chemist
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Big Idea:When calculating and measuring in chemistry it is important to use significant figure rules.
TemperatureHigh School Chemistry» Unit:Unit 1: Working as a chemist
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Big Idea:There are multiple ways to measure and record temperature.
Dimensional AnalysisHigh School Chemistry» Unit:Unit 1: Working as a chemist
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Big Idea:Dimensional analysis is a great tool for solving problems and converting units in chemistry.
DensityHigh School Chemistry» Unit:Unit 1: Working as a chemist
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Big Idea:Substances will float or sink relative to each other depending on their density. Density can be calculated using mass and volume.
Density Part II and ReviewHigh School Chemistry» Unit:Unit 1: Working as a chemist
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Big Idea:Density is an intensive property which is useful for identifying unknown substances.
