Experiments
Formula of a Hydrate
Types of Reactions & Stoichiometry
Solubility Curve
Types of Solutions
Limiting Factor
pH & Serial Dilutions
Strong Acid Titration
Calorimetry
Esterification

Chem Projects
Business Proposal to Mr. Mole
Gas Laws Poster Presentation
Crystal Exhibit
Pysical Properties Essay

Course & Exam Resources
Course Outline
Student Lab Evaluation Form
Exam Review Documents
Course Mark Estimator
Shaftesbury Exam Schedule

Class Notes

Answers

Chemistry 30S

Chemistry 30S is a senior 3 introductory level chemistry credit course. The units of study include a comprehensive review of the Chemistry In Action Cluster of Science 20F. The concept of the mole is introduced and applied through stoichiometric calculations. Solubility chemistry involving solution types and the analysis of limiting factors is examined. Quantitative pH calculations are introduced as well as acid/base titrimetry. Physical properties of substances are examined, with a focus on calorimetry. The IUPAC nomenclature of alkanes, alkenes, alkynes, and functional groups is sudied, as well as structural isomerism and organic reactions. The course curriculum is foundational for further studies in chemistry at the senior 4 and advanced placement levels.

Class Handouts
Review
Intro to Moles Worksheet
Empirical & Molecular Formulas
Solubility Curve Questions
Solubility Rules Worksheet
Writing Ionic Equations
Limiting Factor Problems
Writing & Naming Acids
Acid/Base Stoichiometry
Acid/Base Stochiometry 2
KMT Questions
Vapour Pressure Curves
Physical Properties Problem Set
The Big Six Assignment

Other Chem Resources
Periodic Table of Elements
Interactive Periodic Table
Periodic Table of Ions
The Mole Road
Constants & Equations
Solubility Rules
Study Cards

Online Textbooks
Chang Chemistry
Atkins Chemistry
General Chemistry

Last Updated April 7, 2008