Mr. Konieczko's ChemCom Homework Page

For Oct 25 - Oct 29

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Homework for science will be reading assignments in the text, assigned exercises, and laboratory reports. It is important that students keep up with the reading assignments. Students should read the text assignments 30-45 minutes each night, even if they have read the material before. Additionally, previous assignments should be reviewed and re-read on a regular basis, especially if there is difficulty with the material. Assignment due dates will be posted in the classroom and will be included on this page. Assignments are due at the beginning of class when they are due, and late work will not be accepted. Homework will count as 10% of the final grade. There will be a mid-year exam and a final, end of year exam.

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For the current Extra Credit problem, click here! Late submissions will NOT be accepted for extra credit. You may do up to 3 extra credit problems per term.

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Friday, Oct 25

Class: Pre-lab quiz - Water Testing. Lab B.8 - Water Testing. 

Homework: Complete lab report, due next class. Study 60 elements and symbols. Expect quiz next class. Study 30 ions (page 57). Complete Unit B.

Tuesday, Oct 29

Class: Post lab quiz. Element quiz. Complete Unit B.

Homework: Study Unit B.

Thursday, Oct 31

Class: Unit B Test, to include 60 elements and 30 ions.

Homework: Begin Unit C, assignment to be announced.

Some useful links:

A good tutorial for making graphs using Microsoft excel.