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Raymond Stadt
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Raymond Stadt
High School Chemistry
80 Lessons
Dd Eisenhower High School (campus)
Blue Island, IL
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High School Chemistry
(8 Units, 80 Lessons)
Unit 8 - Calorimetry(5 Lessons)
Unit 1 - Atomic Structure(10 Lessons)
Unit 2 - Periodic Trends and Bonding(13 Lessons)
Unit 3 - Intermolecular Forces(9 Lessons)
Unit 4 - Nuclear Chemistry(7 Lessons)
Unit 5 - Kinetics and Equilibrium(17 Lessons)
Unit 6 - Chemical Reactions(10 Lessons)
Unit 7 - Conservation of Mass in Reactions(9 Lessons)
Unit 8 - Calorimetry(5 Lessons)

Heat, Temperature and Calorimetry
High School Chemistry
» Unit:
Calorimetry

Big Idea:The specific heat of a substance determines how much energy is required to change the temperature of a sample depending on its mass.
Standards
12 Resources
8 Favorites
12 Resources
8 Favorites

Introduction to Specific Heat
High School Chemistry
» Unit:
Calorimetry

Big Idea:Specific heat connects the amount of heat, the mass, and the temperature change of a substance.
Standards
11 Resources
11 Favorites
11 Resources
11 Favorites

Calorimetry Lab
High School Chemistry
» Unit:
Calorimetry

Big Idea:The mass and the initial temperatures affect the final temperature of a mixture of samples of the same substance.
Standards
15 Resources
10 Favorites
15 Resources
10 Favorites

Tracking Energy Flow in Heat-Related problems
High School Chemistry
» Unit:
Calorimetry

Big Idea:Amount of heat transferred to a substance, its mass and identity, and the temperature change of the substance are all related.
Standards
13 Resources
3 Favorites
13 Resources
3 Favorites

Identifying an Unknown Metal
High School Chemistry
» Unit:
Calorimetry

Big Idea:Intensive properties of matter can be used to identify chemicals.
Standards
15 Resources
1 Favorite
15 Resources
1 Favorite