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CHEM& 121 WORKBOOK A Collection of Worksheets and Laboratory Experiments Bellevue College Chemistry Department Faculty | 2019 Edition CHEM& 121 Workbook A Collection of Worksheets and Laboratory Experiments Bellevue College Chemistry Department 2019 Edition Copyright © by Jennie Mayer, Gina Fiorini, Perminder Sandhu, and Shraddha Deodhar Copyright © by Van-Griner, LLC Photos and other illustrations are owned by Van-Griner Learning or used under license. All products used herein are for identification purposes only, and may be trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners. All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording or by any information storage and retrieval system, without written permission from the author and publisher. 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Printed in the United States of America 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 ISBN: 978-1-61740-776-5 Van-Griner Learning Cincinnati, Ohio www.van-griner.com President: Dreis Van Landuyt Project Manager: Janelle Lange Customer Care Lead: Lauren Houseworth Mayer 776-5 Su19 313009 Copyright © 2020 CHEM& 121 WORKBOOK TABLE OF CONTENTS What Is CHEM& 121? ............................................................1 Basic Math Skills Check for CHEM& 121. 3 CHEM& 121 Student Learning Objectives ...........................................7 CHEM& 121 Pre- and Post-Exam Reflection .......................................12 Elements #1–20 ................................................................14 Unit 1 Matter 15 Chemistry Matters! .............................................................16 Elements, Compounds, and Mixtures .............................................23 Tutorial: Chemical vs. Physical Changes ...........................................25 Notes: Physical States ..........................................................26 Unit 2 Measurements 29 Measurements and Significant Figures ............................................30 Significant Figures ..............................................................31 List of Metric Prefixes ..........................................................32 Metric System Units and Definitions ..............................................33 Two Methods for Metric Conversions ............................................35 III TABLE OF CONTENTS Metric Conversions: Dimensional Analysis ........................................36 Metric System: The Ladder Method ..............................................37 One-Step Metric Conversions Using Dimensional Analysis ..........................38 Two-Step Metric Conversions Using Dimensional Analysis ..........................39 Two-Step Conversions ..........................................................40 Volume Conversions ............................................................41 Ratios as Conversion Factors ....................................................42 Dosage Problems ...............................................................44 Density ........................................................................45 Temperature ...................................................................47 Energy Units ...................................................................48 Unit 3 Atoms and Isotopes 51 Periodic Table ..................................................................52 Periodic Table Search ...........................................................53 Activity: The Nuclear Atom ......................................................54 Notes: Isotopes and Atomic Mass ................................................58 Weighted Averages and Atomic Mass ............................................60 Review: Isotope Notation ........................................................61 Unit 4 Electromagnetic Radiation and Bohr Model 63 Activity: Energy, Wavelength, and Frequency. .64 Activity: The Bohr Model ........................................................67 Bohr Model Diagrams ...........................................................71 Calculate Your Annual Radiation Dose ............................................72 Unit 5 Nuclear Chemistry 73 Activity: Nuclear Chemistry. 74 Balancing Nuclear Equations ....................................................77 Half-Life .......................................................................78 Unit 6 Covalent Bonds and Structure of Molecules 79 Covalent Nomenclature 1 ........................................................80 Covalent Nomenclature 2 ........................................................81 IV TABLE OF CONTENTS Notes: Covalent Compounds. 82 Tutorial: Lewis Dot Structures of Covalent Compounds ..............................83 Lewis Dot Structures ...........................................................84 Notes: Bonding in Molecules ....................................................86 Notes: 3-D Shapes of Molecules .................................................87 Electron Geometry and Molecular Shape ..........................................88 VSEPR / Molecular Shape .......................................................89 Review: VSEPR. 90 Electronegativity ...............................................................91 Activity: Bond Polarity and Molecular Polarity .....................................93 Notes: Classifying Bonds by Polarity ..............................................95 Notes: Molecular Polarity .......................................................96 Lewis Dot Structures, Geometry, and Polarity .....................................97 Organic Functional Groups .......................................................99 Skeletal Structures ............................................................100 Drawing Organic Structures ....................................................102 Unit 7 Solids, Liquids, Gases, and Intermolecular Forces 103 Notes: Intermolecular Forces ...................................................104 Review: Intermolecular Forces ..................................................108 Identifying Organic Functional Groups in Molecules ...............................109 Activity: Properties of Organic Molecules ........................................110 Intermolecular Forces and Physical States .......................................113 Unit 8 Ionic Compounds 115 Notes: Ionic Compounds .......................................................116 Charges of Ions ...............................................................118 Lewis Dot Structures of Ionic Compounds ........................................120 Notes: Naming Binary Ionic Compounds ..........................................121 Tutorial: Ionic Nomenclature ....................................................124 Ionic Nomenclature 1 ..........................................................126 Ionic Compound Matrix ........................................................127 Ionic Nomenclature 2 ..........................................................128 V TABLE OF CONTENTS Ionic and Covalent Nomenclature ...............................................129 Review: Ionic and Covalent Compounds. .131 Unit 9 The Mole and Molar Mass 133 Notes: The Mole ..............................................................134 The Mole .....................................................................137 Molar Mass ...................................................................138 Activity: Moles within Moles ...................................................139 Moles within Moles ............................................................141 Moles, Grams, Number of Particles, and Elements in Compounds ...................142