High School Chemistry
(8 Units, 80 Lessons)
Unit 5 - Kinetics and Equilibrium(17 Lessons)
Exploring Collision TheoryHigh School Chemistry » Unit:Kinetics and Equilibrium
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Big Idea:For chemical reactions to occur, particles must collide with precise alignment and enough kinetic energy.
Defining Collision TheoryHigh School Chemistry » Unit:Kinetics and Equilibrium
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Big Idea:Chemical reactions only occur when molecules collide with sufficient energy and proper orientation.
Investigating Rates of Reactions, pt 1High School Chemistry » Unit:Kinetics and Equilibrium
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Big Idea:One can use their understanding of the collision theory of reactions to manipulate the rates of chemical reactions.
Investigating Rates of Reactions, pt 2High School Chemistry » Unit:Kinetics and Equilibrium
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Big Idea:An understanding of the collision theory of reactions can be used to manipulate the rates of chemical reactions.
Investigating Rates of Reactions, pt 3High School Chemistry » Unit:Kinetics and Equilibrium
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Big Idea:Evidence for the collision theory of reactions can be found in common chemical reactions.
Differentiated Exploration of Collision TheoryHigh School Chemistry » Unit:Kinetics and Equilibrium
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Big Idea:Differentiated instruction following inquiry fills in content gaps while keeping students engaged in learning about chemical reactions.
Reaction Rate DemonstrationsHigh School Chemistry » Unit:Kinetics and Equilibrium
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Big Idea:The rate of a reaction is controlled by the number of properly aligned collisions between reactants who have enough activation energy.
Introduction to Chemical EquilibriumHigh School Chemistry » Unit:Kinetics and Equilibrium
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Big Idea:Reactions proceed forward and backward, and these opposing processes reach a state of equilibrium based on many conditions.
Reversible ReactionsHigh School Chemistry » Unit:Kinetics and Equilibrium
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Big Idea:Students can visualize reversible reactions using computer simulations.
What is Equilibrium?High School Chemistry » Unit:Kinetics and Equilibrium
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Big Idea:Chemical reactions are dynamic processes in both the forward and reverse direction.
Graphing Equilibrium ReactionsHigh School Chemistry » Unit:Kinetics and Equilibrium
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Big Idea:Equilibrium can be determined as the point when the rates of the forward and reverse reactions are equal, or when the concentrations of the reactants and products becomes constant.
Stressing EquilibriumHigh School Chemistry » Unit:Kinetics and Equilibrium
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Big Idea:Reaction systems at equilibrium respond to relieve stress placed on the system.
LeChatelier LabHigh School Chemistry » Unit:Kinetics and Equilibrium
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Big Idea:Reaction systems at equilibrium can be manipulated toward favoring either the reactants or products.
Applying Equilibrium ConceptsHigh School Chemistry » Unit:Kinetics and Equilibrium
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Big Idea:Applying LeChatelier's principle is important in addressing real-world problems such as food production.
LeChatelier Shift PracticeHigh School Chemistry » Unit:Kinetics and Equilibrium
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Big Idea:Equilibrium is disrupted due to changes in the rates of the forward and reverse reactions.
Shifting EquilibriumHigh School Chemistry » Unit:Kinetics and Equilibrium
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Big Idea:Chemical systems at equilibrium can be deliberately altered to produce desired results.
Reteaching and RetestingHigh School Chemistry » Unit:Kinetics and Equilibrium
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Big Idea:Test structure and timing may impact student ability to truly showcase their knowledge.
