Chemistry

This resource is a printable paper review and study guide questions covering: Democritus, Aristotle, and Dalton atomic theories; atoms, elements, subatomic particles, Tomson's experiment, atomic number and mass number, AMU, and isotopes. With this review you get five pages full of facts about atomic structure then 29 questions and answers to go along with the review. I give this to my high school chemistry class. I give this before a chapter test over my The Structure of the Atom Unit.

This resource is a printable paper review and study guide questions covering: Boyle's Law, Charles's Law, Gay-Lussac's Law, Combined Gas Law, Avogadro's Principle, Ideal Gas Law, and Gas Stoichiometry. With this review you get four pages full of facts about gas laws then 39 questions and answers to go along with the review. I give this to my high school chemistry class. I give this before a chapter test over my Gas Laws Unit.

With this review you get five pages full of facts about the periodic table then 39 questions and answers to go along with the review. I give this to my high school chemistry class. I give this before a chapter test over my Periodic Table and Periodic Law Unit.

With this review you get three pages full of facts about the covalent bonds then 39 questions and answers to go along with the review. I give this to my high school chemistry class. I give this before a chapter test over my Covalent Bonding Unit.

With this review you get three pages full of facts about the ionic and metallic bonds then 39 questions and answers to go along with the review. I give this to my high school chemistry class. I give this before a chapter test over my Ionic Compounds and Metals Unit.

With this review you get five pages full of facts about atomic structure then 39 questions and answers to go along with the review. I give this to my high school chemistry class. I give this before a chapter test over my Electrons in Atoms Unit.

$1.50 Use the following resource to keep students attention and reinforce learning goals while watching a YouTube video on The History of the Scientific Method: Galileo, Bacon, Descartes, telescopes, studying the universe, and Bacon. The video is 13:03 minutes long. The quiz/worksheet has 11 multiple choice questions. A second version of the video quiz is included with short response questions. Black and white versions of the worksheet is also available.

This resource is a printable paper review and study guide questions covering: the kinetic-molecular theory, Dalton's law, Graham's law, intramolecular and intermolecular forces, viscosity, crystalline solids, phase changes, and phase diagrams. With this review you get four pages full of facts about matter and phase changes then 39 questions and answers to go along with the review. I give this to my high school chemistry class. I give this before a chapter test over my Matter and Change Unit.

This resource is a printable paper review and study guide questions covering: stoichiometry, mole ratios, predicting amounts of reactants, excess reactants, limiting reactants, actual yield, percent yield, and theoretical yield. With this review you get four pages full of facts about stoichiometry then 39 questions and answers to go along with the review. I give this to my high school chemistry class. I give this before a chapter test over my Stoichiometry Unit.

This resource is a printable paper review and study guide questions covering: the mole, measuring matter, conversion factors, converting from mass to mole, percent by mass, empirical and molecular formulas. With this review you get four pages full of facts about the mole then 39 questions and answers to go along with the review. I give this to my high school chemistry class. I give this before a chapter test over my The Mole Unit.

INCLUDED THEMES AND RELEASE DATES Introduction to Chemistry Analyzing Data Properties of and Changes in Matter Structure of the Atom Electrons in Atoms The Periodic Table Ionic Compounds and Molecules Covalent Bonding Chemical Reactions The Mole Stoichiometry Matter and Changes Gases

Some of the topics covered are in this unit are the story of CFC causing the ozone layer to form a hole and the experiments used to discover it, parts to an experiment, types of data, lab safety steps and precautions, and types of variables and graphs. Introduction to Chemistry Unit L 1: CFCs and Ozone- A Story of Two Substances L 2: Chemistry and Matter L 3: Scientific Methods L 4: Scientific Research

This resource is a printable paper review and study guide questions covering: the story of chlorofluorocarbons, chemistry and matter, physical and chemical properties, steps to the scientific method, variables in experiments, types of scientific research, and peer review. With this review you get four pages of a Intro to Chemistry study guide full of facts about scientific research then 20 questions and answers to go along with the review.

Short and easy chemistry lab to discuss and demonstrate change in mass during a chemical reaction. The students will observe a candle while it is burning. They will take an initial mass and then a final mass after the combustion of the candle. Students will then discuss what happens to the matter in the candle. Where did the mass go? Students can write a full lab report with background research, question, hypothesis, materials, procedure, data table, data graph, and conclusion.