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Chemistry Honors

Chemistry Honors offers a rigorous examination of atomic structure, bonding, molecular geometry, reactions, stoichiometry, gases, thermochemistry, solutions, equilibrium, kinetics, and acids and bases. Students solve complex quantitative problems, analyze experimental evidence, evaluate chemical models, and explain relationships at the particle level. The course demands strong mathematical reasoning and independent application of concepts.

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  1. Learning unit 1: Chemistry, Measurement, and Problem-Solving

    1. 1-1PracticeLaboratory Safety, Equipment, and Responsible Procedures
    2. 1-2PracticeMeasurement, SI Units, and Laboratory Instruments
    3. 1-3PracticeAccuracy, Precision, and Sources of Error
    4. 1-4PracticeSignificant Figures and Measurement Reporting
    5. 1-5PracticeDimensional Analysis and Unit Conversions
    6. 1-6PracticeDensity and Derived Measurements
    7. 1-7PracticePercent Error, Data Interpretation, and Method Evaluation
    8. 1-8PracticeMeasurement Uncertainty and Uncertainty Propagation
    9. 1-QQuizUnit 1 Quiz

  2. Learning unit 2: Matter and Chemical Foundations

    1. 2-1PracticeClassification of Matter
    2. 2-2PracticeElements, Compounds, and Mixtures
    3. 2-3PracticeHomogeneous and Heterogeneous Matter
    4. 2-4PracticePhysical and Chemical Properties
    5. 2-5PracticePhysical and Chemical Changes
    6. 2-6PracticeSeparation and Purification of Mixtures
    7. 2-7PracticeConservation of Mass in Chemical and Physical Processes
    8. 2-8PracticeParticle-Level Representations of Matter and Change
    9. 2-9PracticeMulti-Representation Analysis of Composition, Phase, and Change
    10. 2-QQuizUnit 2 Quiz

  3. Learning unit 3: Atoms, Elements, and Ions

    1. 3-1PracticeDevelopment of Atomic Theory
    2. 3-2PracticeProtons, Neutrons, and Electrons
    3. 3-3PracticeAtomic Number, Mass Number, and Atomic Identity
    4. 3-4PracticeIsotopes and Isotopic Abundance
    5. 3-5PracticeAverage Atomic Mass
    6. 3-6PracticeFormation of Cations and Anions
    7. 3-7PracticeAtomic and Ionic Particle Counts
    8. 3-8PracticeIntroduction to the Periodic Table
    9. 3-9PracticeIsotopic Abundance and Mass-Spectrum Reasoning
    10. 3-10PracticeReverse Isotope-Abundance and Multi-Isotope Analysis
    11. 3-QQuizUnit 3 Quiz