Tentative Daily Schedule CHEM 125 Fall 2012
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1 Tentative Daily Schedule CHEM 125 Fall 2012 Atomic Structure and Periodic Trends Thursday, Aug 30 th, Day 2 Resources: o Text and Connect Passcode (available at bookstore): Chemical Structure and Properties, McGraw-Hill, o Online Text, Structure & Reactivity available at: Part I o Workbook Students purchase the PRINT copy at the following URL (B&W 27$ or Color $76): html?slug= Students will get complementary digital version in color. o Moodle (Chem Tutor) our section is CHEM125 06A o Connect o Laminated Periodic Tables (from instructor) o 6:30-8:00 pm Tuesday Night Faculty Tutorial, O Connells o Student Tutors, Times to Be Announced Structure of Atoms First-Day Overview of Class Structure o Syllabus o Hand out laminated periodic tables o Groupwork and Pedagogical Theory (powerpoints on sharepoint) o Assign Groups o Group Guideline Worksheet (on sharepoint) o Short Problem Solving Assessments Schedule Atomic Structure and Isotopes o Workbook: 5-8, 10
2 Monday, September 3 rd, Day 4 Structure of Atoms o Chemical Structure & Properties: Ch 2 Atoms and Periodic Table, Ch 3 Electronic Structure of Atoms, o Structure & Reactivity: AT1-5 o Chem Tutor: 3.4, 3.5, 3.6, 3.7, 3.8 o Chemical Structure & Properties: Ch 2 Atoms and Periodic Table, 2.1, 2,2, 2.10, 2.11, 2.15, 2.17, 2.32, 2.34, 2.39 NB: The answers to the odd problems are listed in the back of each chapter! o Summaries of Atomic Structure, Workbook p 9 and 11 o Mass Spectrometry, Workbook, o Group Assignment: Summary of Atomic Structure, Workbook: 9-11 Develop Participation Guidelines o Connect: How to Complete and Submit Assignments How to use Chemistry Answer Palette Atomic Structure Structure of Atoms Atomic Orbitals o Workbook: Electronic Configurations o Workbook: 18-21
3 Wednesday, September 5 th, Day 6 o Chemical Structure & Properties: Ch 4 Periodic Trends, o Chem Tutor: 3.10, 4.1, 4.2, 4.3 o Chemical Structure & Properties: Ch 3 Electronic Structure of Atoms, 3.78, 3.81, 3.83, 3.87, 3.88, 3.95, 3.97, 3.101, 3.113, 3.133, o Primer on Coulomb s Law, Workbook, o Electron Config. Summary, Workbook, o Individual Passport to Class: Core Charge, Workbook, 24 o Connect: Electron Configuration Ch 2 Learn Smart Ch 3 Learn Smart Properties of Atoms Periodic Trends (Core Charge, Atomic Radii, EN) o Workbook: Metallic Structure and Properties Friday, September 7 th, Day 2 o Chemical Structure & Properties: Ch 12 Crystal Structure, o Structure & Reactivity: ME1-3 o Chem Tutor: 4.4 o Chemical Structure & Properties: Ch 4 Periodic Trends, 4.4, 4.10, 4.15, 4.22, 4.31, 4.32, 4.33, 4.41, 4.43, 4.45, 4.49, 4.51, 4.64, 4.65, 4.69, 4.71, 479, 4.89, 4.91, 4.105, 4.107, o Summary of Periodic Trends, Workbook, 31 o Connect: Periodic Trends Ch 4 Learn Smart o Individual Passport: Periodic Trend Summary, Workbook, 31 Structure of Metals Short Problem Solving Assessments #1: Atomic Structure and Properties Metal Packing (play-doh or metal packing kit) Unit Cells o Workbook: 36-42
4 Tuesday, Sept 11 th, Day 4 o Group Extra Credit: Packing Efficiency, Workbook: Structure of Metals Finish unit cells o Workbook: Sea of Electrons, Alloys (OR alternate Group activity on Sharepoint) o Workbook: Ionic Solids and Properties Thursday, September 13 th, Day 6 o Structure & Reactivity: IC1-4 o Chem Tutor: 4.5 o Packing Summary, Workbook, 48 o Connect: Visualization of Unit Cells Unit Cell Powerpoint o Passport to Class: Ionic Compounds, Workbook: o Connect: Metal Packing Metallurgy LearnSmart Structure of Ionic Solids Ionic Lattice, Interstitial Holes, Coordination Number and Geometry o Workbook: Practice Problems o Workbook: 66-70
5 Monday, September 17 th, Day 2 o Chemical Structure & Properties: Ch 5 Ionic & Covalent Compounds, 5.3 o Chem Tutor: 4.5, 4.6, 4.8 o Chemical Structure & Properties: Ch 12 Crystal Structure, 12.44, 12.48, 12.51, 12.54, 12.55, 12.58, o Ionic Packing Summary: Workbook, 74 o Practice Packing Problems: Workbook, o Group Assignment: Predicting Packing, Workbook: Properties of Ionic Solids Lattice Energies, Melting Points, Solubilities, Applications o Workbook: Short Problem Solving Assessments #2: Unit Cells for Solids Molecular Compounds: Bonding and Geometry Wednesday, September 19 th, Day 4 o Chemical Structure & Properties: Ch 5 Ionic and Covalent Compounds, 5.1, 5.2, 5.5 Ch 6 Representing Molecules, o Structure & Reactivity: IM1-5 o Chem Tutor: 5.1, 5.2, 5.3, 5.4, 5.5, 5.6, 5.8, 5.9 o Chemical Structure & Properties: Ch 5 Ionic Compounds, o Summary, Workbook, 92 o Group Assignment:, Workbook, # o Passport: Lewis Structures/Formal Charge, Workbook, o Connect: Ionic Solids Structures of Molecular Compounds Short Problem Solving Assessments #3: Cumulative Problem Lewis Structures Perspective Drawings, Geometries, Charges o Workbook: o Model Kits
6 Friday, September 21 st, Day 6 Structures of Molecular Compounds o Chemical Structure & Properties: Ch 7 Molecular Geometry, o Chem Tutor: 5.8, 5.9 Suggested Practice Problems o Lewis Structure Practice: Workbook, o Group Assignment: Workbook, Structures of Molecular Compounds Finish Lewis Structures o Workbook: Molecular Compounds: Isomers, Stereochemistry, Conformers Tuesday, September 25 th, Day 2 Structures of Molecular Compounds o Chemical Structure & Properties: Ch 6 Representing Molecules, Ch 5 Ionic and Covalent Compounds, 5.4, 5.6 Ch 4 Alkanes, 4.4, 4.5, 4.6 o Structure & Reactivity: IM6, IM8, IM9 o Chem Tutor: 5.7, 4.9, 4.10, 5.10 o Chemical Structure & Properties: Ch 6 Representing Molecules, o Connect: Using ChemDraw (7 subunits) Lewis Structures and Geometries Structures of Molecular Compounds Line Drawing and Isomers o Workbook: o Model Kits Nomenclature and Functional Groups (on your own) o Workbook: Bond Strengths, Workbook, 117 Short Problem Solving Assessments #4: Lewis Structures
7 Thursday, September 27 th, Day 4 o Chemical Structure & Properties: Ch 5 Stereochemistry, o Structure & Reactivity: SC1-7 o Chemical Structure & Properties: Ch 6 Representing Molecules, , 6.53, 6.60, 6.68, 6.70, 6.71 o Summary of Molecular Structure: Workbook: 106 o Chem Tutor: 9.1, 9.2, 9.5 o Individual Nomenclature Homework, Workbook: Shapes of Molecular Compounds Stereochemistry (R/S and enantiomers) o Workbook: o Model Kits Monday, October 1 st, Day 6 o Chemical Structure & Properties: Ch 5 Stereochemistry, o Structure & Reactivity: SC10, SC19, SC20 o Chemical Structure & Properties: Ch 5 Stereochemistry, o Connect: Nomenclature of Organic Compounds (optional) o Passport: R/S Assignment, Workbook: 132 (first two bullet points) Also available on Connect Structures of Molecular Compounds Short Problem Solving Assessments #5: Nomenclature/Functional Grp Stereochemistry (Diastereomers and R/S) o Workbook: o Model Kits
8 Wednesday, October 3 rd, Day 2 o Chemical Structure & Properties: Ch 4 Alkanes, o Structure & Reactivity: CA1-5 o Chem Tutor: 8.1 o Chemical Structure & Properties: Ch 5 Stereochemistry, o Group Assignment: Workbook: R/S designations on 130 o Connect: Ch 5 Learn Smart Ch 6 Learn Smart Structures of Molecular Compounds Stereochemistry (Meso) o Workbook: 134 Practice Stereochemistry o Workbook: o Model Kits NO Faculty Tutorial, O Connells Fall Break Tuesday, October 9 th, Day 4 o Chemical Structure & Properties: Ch 4 Alkanes, o Structure & Reactivity: CA6, CA7 o Chem Tutor: 8.2, 8.3 o Chemical Structure & Properties: Ch 4 Alkanes, o Isomeric Relationships: Workbook, o Connect: Stereochemistry Structures of Molecular Compounds Short Problem Solving Assessments #6: Stereoisomers Conformational Analysis of Acyclic Molecules o Workbook o Model Kits Cyclic Conformations, Ring Flips o Workbook
9 Thursday, October 11 th, Day 6 o Chemical Structure & Properties: Ch 4 Alkanes, 4.13 o Structure & Reactivity: CA8, CA9, CA10 o Chemical Structure & Properties: Ch 4 Alkanes, o Group Assignment: Acyclic Conformation Workbook Structures of Molecular Compounds Drawing Cyclic Compounds o Workbook: Monday, October 15 th, Day 2 o Chemical Structure & Properties: Ch 5 Stereochemistry, o Structure & Reactivity: C11, C12, C13 o Workbook: o Chemical Structure & Properties: Ch 4 Alkanes, o Cyclic Conformation Summary, Workbook: 160 o Group Assignment: Chairs, Workbook 159 Structures of Molecular Compounds Application Problems of Stereochemistry and Conformation o Workbook:
10 Properties of Molecular Compounds: Intermolecular Forces Wednesday, October 17 th, Day 4 o Chemical Structure & Properties: Ch 12 Intermolecular Forces, 12.1, 12.6 o Structure & Reactivity: SP1-11 o Chem Tutor: 6.1, 6.2, 6.3, 6.4, 6.5 o Chemical Structure & Properties: None o Connect: Conformational Analysis o Passport to Class: Dipoles Workbook, Properties of Molecular Compounds Short Problem Solving Assessments #7: Conformational Analysis Introduction to Intermolecular Forces o Packing, Phase Changes, Melting Points, Workbook Friday, October 19 th, Day 6 o Chemical Structure & Properties: Ch 12 Intermolecular Forces, 12.2 Ch 13 Properties of Solutions 13.1, 13.2, 13.4 o Chemical Structure & Properties: Ch 12 Intermolecular Forces, o IMF, Workbook, o Group Assignment: IMF, Workbook 185 can use 180 as template Properties of Molecular Compounds Intermolecular Forces Solubilities, Boiling Points, Vapor Pressure, Viscosity, Surface Tension o Workbook
11 Tuesday, October 23 rd, Day 2 o Summary of IMF, Workbook, 194 o Chemical Structure & Properties: Ch 12 Intermolecular Forces, , o Group Assignment: IMF Applications, Petroleum Wax in Piplines, Workbook Problem 4 o Connect: Ch 12 Learn Smart Properties of Molecular Compounds Applications of Intermolecular Forces o Workbook, ; Structure and Properties of Biomolecules: Intermolecular Forces Thursday, October 25 th, Day 4 o Chemical Structure & Properties: Ch 19 Lipids Ch 20 Carbohydrates o Structure & Reactivity: IM10, SC8-11, SP12 o Chemical Structure & Properties: Ch 9 Chemical Reactions, 9.1, 9.2, 9.9, 9.11, 9.14, 9.17 o Group Assignment: IMF Applications, Workbook o Passport: Carbohydrates, Workbook: 211, 212, 215 Properties of Biomolecules Short Problem Solving Assessments #8: Simple IMF Applications of Intermolecular Forces Lipids o Workbook Amino Acids o Workbook
12 Monday, October 29 th, Day 6 o Chemical Structure & Properties: Ch 21 Amino Acids, Proteins Ch 22 Nucleic Acids o Structure & Reactivity: SC12-13, SP13-14 o Chemical Structure & Properties: Ch 19 Lipids, , 19.86, 19.87, Ch 20 Carbohydrates, 20.79, 20.80, o Connect: Intermolecular Forces Structure and Properties of Biomolecules Proteins o Workbook DNA o Workbook Histones o Workbook Structure and Properties of Network Solids: Intermolecular Forces Wednesday, October 31 st, Day 2 o Chemical Structure & Properties: Ch 21 Amino Acids/Proteins, 21.29, 21.33, 21.35, 21.36, 21.52, 21.69, 21.70, Ch 22 Nucleic Acids, o Biomolecule Summary, Workbook, 251 o Group Assignment: Hydropathy and Crossing a Membrane, Connect & Workbook: o Connect: Biomolecules Structure and Properties of Network Solids Short Problem Solving Assessments #9: Biomolecules Applications of Intermolecular Forces Network Solids o Workbook
13 Structure and Properties of Coordination Compounds Friday, November 2 nd, Day 4 o Chemical Structure & Properties: Ch 22 Coordination Chemistry 22.1 o Structure & Reactivity: SC17, SC18 o Group Assignment: Network Solid Applications, Workbook, o Connect: Stereochemistry of Biomolecules Structure and Properties of Network Solids Short Problem Solving Assessments #10: IMF in action (cumulative) Coordination Compounds Geometries, Lewis Structures and Metal Binding o Workbook: Tuesday, November 6 th, Day 6 o Chemical Structure & Properties: Ch 22 Coordination Chemistry 22.2 o Structure & Reactivity (Part III): CC1-CC3, CC5 o Chem Tutor: 9.3, 9.4 o Chemical Structure & Properties: Ch 22 Coordination Chemistry , 22.11, o Passport: Workbook Electron Counting in Coordination Compounds o Workbook:
14 Thursday, November 8 th, Day 2 o Structure & Reactivity: CC1-CC3, CC5 o Structure and Reactivity: CC11. Solutions to Selected Problems, CC1- CC4. o Connect: Coordination Compounds LearnSmart Isomers of Square Planar and Octahedral Compounds o Workbook: o Model Kits Applications o Workbook: Bonding in Molecular Compounds: Molecular Orbital Theory Monday, November 12 th, Day 4 o Chemical Structure & Properties: Ch 3 Quantum Theory 3.8 Ch 7 MO Theory 7.6 o Structure & Reactivity: MO1-6 o Chem Tutor: 7.1 o Chemical Structure & Properties: Ch 22 Coordination Chemistry , 22.23, o Coordination Summary, Workbook, 285 o Connect: Coordination Compounds Short Problem Solving Assessments #11: Coordination Chemistry Orbitals as Waves Constructive/Destructive Interference Sigma/Pi bonds o Workbook:
15 Wednesday, November 14 h, Day 6 o Chemical Structure & Properties: Ch 7 MO Theory 7.4, 7.5 o Structure & Reactivity: MO7, MO9 o Chem Tutor: 7.2, 7.3, 7.4 o Chemical Structure & Properties: Ch 3 Quantum Theory Ch 7 MO Theory 7.40, 7.41, , o Orbitals Summary, Workbook, 306 o Passport: Orbitals as Waves Summary, Workbook, 306 Molecular Orbitals in Diatomics o Workbook: Simple Hybridized AO o Workbook: Friday, November 16 th, Day 2 o Chemical Structure & Properties: Ch 16 Conjugation and Resonance o Structure & Reactivity: MO14, MO15 o Chemical Structure & Properties: Ch 7 MO Theory 7.43, 7.45, 7.47, 7.55, 7.59, 7.61 o Diatomics Practice, Workbook, o Passport: Hybridization, Workbook, 319 o Connect: Ch 7 (molecular orbitals) Learn Smart o Group Assignment: Diatomics, Workbook, Conjugation and Resonance o Workbook:
16 Tuesday, November 20 th, Day 4 o Chemical Structure & Properties: Ch 17 Benzene and Aromatic Compounds Ch 21 Band Theory o Structure & Reactivity: MO16, MO17 o Chemical Structure & Properties: Ch 7 MO Theory 7.68 Ch 16 Conjugation 16.31, 16.32, o Connect: Molecular Orbitals o Group Assignment: Polyunsaturated Fatty Acid Oxidation, Workbook, Short Problem Solving Assessments #12: MO Problems Conjugation and Resonance o Workbook: Properties of Conjugated Compounds o Workbook: NO Faculty Tutorial, O Connells Thanksgiving Break Tuesday, November 27 th, Day 6 o Chemical Structure & Properties: Ch 17 Benzene and Aromatic Compounds Ch 21 Band Theory o Structure & Reactivity: MO16, MO17 o Chemical Structure & Properties: Ch 7 MO Theory 7.68 Ch 16 Conjugation 16.31, 16.32, o Conjugation Summary, Workbook, 331 Aromaticity o Workbook: Thursday, November 29 th, Day 2
17 Thursday, November 29 th, Day 2 o Chemical Structure & Properties: Ch 17 Benzene and Aromatic Compounds o Structure & Reactivity: MO16, MO17 o Chemical Structure & Properties: Ch 7 MO Theory Ch 17 Aromaticity , 17.52, 17.53, o Conjugation Summary, Workbook, 349 o Group Assignment: Aromaticity Applications o Connect: Conjugation and Aromaticity Application Problems o Workbook: Acids and Bases Monday, December 3, Day 4 o Chemical Structure & Properties: Ch 2 Acids and Bases, , 2.8 o Structure & Reactivity: AB1-5 o Chem Tutor: 10.1, 10.2 o Chemical Structure & Properties: None o Group Assignment: Band Theory ( ) o Passport: Lewis Acid/Base, Workbook, 377 Short Problem Solving Assessments #13: MO, Conjugation and Aromaticity Lewis Acids & Bases and Arrows o Workbook LAST
18 Wednesday December 5 th, Day 6 o Chemical Structure & Properties: Ch 2 Acids and Bases, 2.5 o Structure & Reactivity: AB6-13 o Chemical Structure & Properties: Ch 2 Acids and Bases, 2.34, 2.35, 2.62, 2.63 Bronsted Acid/Base and Arrows o Workbook Friday, December 8 th, Day 2 o Chemical Structure & Properties: Ch 2 Acids and Bases, 2.4 Ch 9 Chemical Reactions, 9.3 o Structure & Reactivity: AB14 o Chem Tutor: 10.3 o Chemical Structure & Properties: Ch 2 Acids and Bases, 2.36, Ch 9 Chemical Reactions, o Passport to Class: Base Strengths, Workbook, o Connect: Acid-Base Intro Short Problem Solving Assessments #14: Acids, Bases and Arrows Which Proton? How Easily? o Workbook Application Problems o Workbook
19 Tuesday, December 11 th, Day 4 o Chemical Structure & Properties: Ch 9 Chemical Reactions, 9.1, 9.2 o Structure & Reactivity: AB16, AB17, AB15, AB18 o Chem Tutor: 10.4 o Chemical Structure & Properties: Ch 2 Acids and Bases, 2.38, 2.39, , Short Problem Solving Assessments #14: Acids, Bases and Arrows Qualitative Understanding of pka o Workbook Introduction to Equilibria o Workbook 399 Leveling Effect o Workbook Acid-Base Extractions o Problems, Workbook Thursday, December 13 th, Day 6 o Chemical Structure & Properties: Ch 9 Chemical Reactions, 9.2 o Structure & Reactivity: o Connect: Acid-Base II o Connect: Ch 16 Learn Smart Short Problem Solving Assessments #15: Cumulative Application Applications of Acid-Base Chemistry o Electrophoresis, Workbook, o Methane Monooxygenase, Workbook o Amide Cumulative Problem Workbook Friday, December 14 th, Study Day Final Exam: Tuesday, December 18 th 6-8 pm (Ardolf 104)
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