regentschemistry2
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Fiorello H. LaGuardia HS of Music & Art and Performing Arts
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1. Contact Information:
Email: amcgoey@schools.nyc.gov Science Department Telephone: 212-496-0700 Term 1: www.classjump.com/regentschemistry1 2. My Schedule: This semester I am teaching Chemistry during periods 1, 2, 4, 5, & 8. I will be tutoring Chemistry in the library daily during the second half of period 7. 3. Fun Chemistry Book Titles: a. Uncle Tungsten: Memories of a Chemical Boyhood b. The Disappearing Spoon c. The Radioactive Boyscout d. In Search of Shroedinger's Cat e. Angels & Demons *** There will be NO EXTRA CREDIT offered this term and there will be NO LATE HOMEWORK accepted. Once the homework answers are written on the board, the assignment is considered late. *** *** If you do not write your name on a test, quiz, assignment, lab, etc., then you will receive a ZERO! *** *** NO NAME = NO GRADE *** *** If you are warned about talking during a test or quiz: once, then you will receive 10 points off that assessment, twice, you will receive a grade of ZERO. This includes if you have already turned your paper in early. *** *** If I can't read your response on a test or quiz, then it is wrong. *** *** Only answers for multiple choice questions written on the line next to the question number will be graded. If it is blank, then the question is marked wrong. If the correct response is "bubbled" in the answer choices, but different from what is written on the line, then it is still wrong. *** *** If you are absent on the day of a test or quiz, then you must be prepared to make it up on the day you return to class. *** *** If you are absent on the day a homework assignment/ in-class assignment is assigned, then you have 2 days to make it up from the day you return to class. *** *** If you are absent on the day a homework assignment/in-class assignment is due, then you must turn it in on the day you return to class. *** *** If you do not present your homework to be checked before the answers are posted on the board, then it is considered late. *** *** If you fail to turn in an in-class assignment that is due at the end of the period, then it is a ZERO and cannot be made up. If you have a 504 or IEP testing modification, then you must ask for the extended time before the end of the class period. (Make no assumptions.) *** past
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Upcoming Events and Homework
Chemistry Regents Exam: 9:15 am
June 18 - June 19
Bring your own:
1. Non-graphing calculator with new batteries. (Know how to use it!) 2. 2 x #2 pencils sharpened with a good eraser! 3. 1 pen with black ink 4. Your student ID card.
Class Downloads
 Aim #1 - How is the process of a chemical reaction illustrated?(70.14 KB)
Potential Energy Diagrams
Aim #2 - What are the factors that affect reaction rates?(24.06 KB)
Aim #3 - What is the difference between a homogenous solution and a heterogeneous mixture?(25.09 KB)
Aim #4 - What is Solubility?(24.06 KB)
Aim #5 - How is Reference Table G used?(22.53 KB)
Aim #6 - How is Reference Table F used?(24.06 KB)
Aim #7 - How is Molarity used to find the concentration of a solution?(24.58 KB)
Aim #8 - How is the molarity of a diluted solution calculated?(20.48 KB)
Aim #9 - How are parts per million of a solution calculated?(22.53 KB)
Aim #10 - What is LeChatelier's Principle?(30.72 KB)
Aim #11 - What is the difference between acids and bases?(25.6 KB)
Aim #12 - What are the "Alternative" Acid/Base Theories?(26.62 KB)
 Aim #13 - What is pH?(11.28 KB)
Aim #14 - How is the unknown molarity of an acid or a base found?(25.6 KB)
Aim #15 - What is a Salt?(26.11 KB)
Aim #16 - How are oxidation numbers of elements in a compound found?(23.04 KB)
Aim #17 - What are Redox Reactions?(23.55 KB)
Aim #18 - What is a Voltaic Cell?(44.03 KB)
Aim #19 - What is an Electrolytic Cell?(29.18 KB)
Aim #20 - How does Organic Chemistry differ from Inorganic Chemistry?(24.58 KB)
Aim #21 - What are Isomers?(43.01 KB)
Aim #22 - What are Alkenes?(57.86 KB)
Aim #23 - What are Alkynes?(34.3 KB)
Aim #24 - What are Cyclo-Hydrocarbons and Halocarbons?(49.66 KB)
Aim #25 - What are Alcohols?(29.18 KB)
Aim #26 - What is the Carbonyl Group?(40.96 KB)
Aim #27 - What are Carboxylic Acids and Amines?(39.42 KB)
Aim #28 - What are Substitution and Addition Reactions?(23.55 KB)
Aim #29 - What is Fermentation?(22.02 KB)
Aim #30 - What are Oxidation and Polymerization Reactions?(23.55 KB)
Aim #31 - What are Esterification and Saponification Reactions?(23.04 KB)
Aim #32: What is Average Isotopic Mass?(11.12 KB)
Aim #33: What is Nuclear Chemistry & Radioactive Decay?(59.87 KB)
Aim #34: What is a Half-Life Period?(23.04 KB)
Aim #35: What are Fission & Fusion Reactions?(198.66 KB)
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Fiorello H. LaGuardia HS of Music & Art and Performing Arts
Antonietta McGoey - Chemistry 2 |