Semester+Review

Don't forget to also look through the several hours of videos I have posted throughout the semester (if needed): **http://mantaschemistry.wikispaces.com/Chemistry+Videos**
 * Review videos and review supplements **

Some videos are better than others but they are all valuable if you are having trouble with a particular concept. If you a spot a blaring error where a student misspoke please let me know.
 * Student-Made Review Videos: **

[] I have many videos posted from earlier in the semester
 * Density - mass and volume **

[] I have many videos posted from earlier in the semester
 * Dimensional analysis **

No video but if you understand isotopes, average atomic mass, and electron configuration then I would feel confident that you know isotopes
 * Structure of the atom - Subatomic particles **

No video but you may want to check out this site: http://www.webexhibits.org/causesofcolor/3BA.html
 * Excited state/ground state/Flame Test **

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KcGIGTGkdYI&feature=youtu.be [] [] []
 * Atomic number /atomic mass **

See powerpoint but if you completely understand the math and reasoning behind average atomic mass then I feel confident that you know isotopes
 * Isotopes **

See powerpoint as a video was not made
 * Radiation **

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 * Alpha decay/beta decay/transmutations/fission/fusion **

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 * Half-life equations (HourA,D,G) **

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 * Half-Life Equations (Hour B) **

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 * Average atomic mass **

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 * Atomic History (Hour A,D,G) **

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 * Types of atoms **

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 * Periodic Trends (Hour A, D, G) **

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 * Periodic Trends (Hour B) **

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 * Electron configuration (also for ions) **


 * Ionic compounds characteristics and naming **

I have videos posted from earlier in the semester on this

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 * Hydrate compounds characteristics and naming **

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 * Covalent compounds characteristics and naming **

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 * Acid characteristics and naming **

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 * Lewis structures/molecular geometry **

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 * Dipoles, H-bonds, London **

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 * ALL IMF’s (intra/inter) and their relationships to melting/boiling/surface tension/viscosity/evaporation/(dissolving also for Honor’s) **


 * HONOR’S Specific: **

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 * Mas defect/ E=mc2 **

No video but since this is recent material it shouldn’t be a choir to study.
 * Resonance and formal charge **

No video but since this is recent material it shouldn’t be a choir to study.
 * Types of equations **

No video but since this is recent material it shouldn’t be a choir to study.
 * Balancing equations **

No video but since this is recent material it shouldn’t be a choir to study.
 * Solubility/Activity series **

No video but since this is recent material it shouldn’t be a choir to study.
 * Net Ionic Equations **


 * Additional Reviewing Websites: **

[] (three online atomic structure quizzes)(also a bonding quiz for honor’s)

Great Naming Practice (click on name or formula to reveal answer): []

Worthy trial worksheets with KEYS


 * [|SI prefix conversion] | [|Key]
 * [|Density] | [|Key]
 * [|Electron configurations] | [|Key]
 * [|Lewis structures] | [|Key]
 * [|Naming] | [|Key]
 * [|Chemical equations] | [|Key] (HONOR’S)
 * [|Precipitation reactions] | [|Key] (HONOR’S)

Animations, extra worksheets, etc: [] (tutorial questions.... pick a topic)

[] (loads of stuff here, lecture powerpoint, worksheets, etc) Pick from drop down list.

[] (don't get scared off that its an AP page....lots of great worksheets with answers) Relevant material in chapters 1-3, 7-9, 13, 24 for hours A,D,G with additional chapters 4 and 5 for Honor’s