Science Classroom Connection

Students are to complete their reading guide on acids and bases that focuses on the Arrhenius model and the Bronsted model on pages 247-248. In the remaining time, we will briefly discuss, elaborate, compare and contrast the concepts of pH and pOH.

We will answer and correct our study guide on colligative properties and then proceed with our discussion on acids and bases along with their chemical properties. We will also examine two models on said topic: Arrhenius model and Bronsted-Lowry model. Students will understand the philosophy of acids and bases through these models as the students will be able to distinguish between a conjugated acid or a conjugated base.

Students are to complete and turn in their packet of Chapter 14 that focuses on mixtures and solutions as they will elaborate upon the colligative properties of solutions that include vapor pressure lowering, boiling point elevation, freezing point depression, and osmotic pressure.

We will complete answering and correcting our reading guide on solvation and solubility and reinforce this topic by a study guide that focuses on the same, but it does entail several short answer questions about the characteristics of solutions such as heat of solution, factors that affect solubility, as well as Henry’s law.

We will continue our discussion of the factors affecting the solvation process and complete our reading guide of said material. Furthermore, we will reinforce these factors of solvation by elaborating upon the characteristics of solutions as well as the solvation process in aqueous solutions.