Course Syllabus
Course Description
Welcome to Chemistry 11H
Chemistry 11H is the first year of our program that encompasses the material from Chemistry 11, Chemistry 12, and Chemistry AP. As you have proven yourself in Chemistry10 last year I have no doubt that you will be able to do well again in this course. This year you will only gain credit for Chemistry 11 and next year you will get a double credit in Chemistry 12 and Chemistry AP.
You are embarking on a great journey. The material in the course is reasonably challenging but the pace is rapid so you need to be prepared and work very hard. We have to cover all of the regular Chemistry 11 material and complete three very demanding AP only units this year. This is why we set a high entry mark for the course.
Your final 11H mark will be based upon material completed in class, on assignments, and unit tests. The weighting of each unit is based upon the number of classes spent on that topic.
Topic Outline for Term 1 – 2021 / 2022
Unit 1 – Grade 10 Review
- Elements and Compounds
- Atoms, Molecules, and Ions
- Sub-atomic structure: Electrons, Protons, and Neutrons
- Ionic and Covalent Compounds – Properties and Bonding
- Formula and Naming of Ionic Compounds
- Types of Chemical Reaction and Balanced Chemical Equations
Unit 2 – Moles and Stoichiometry in Chemical Reactions
- Laws / Conservation of Mass, Definite Proportions, Multiple Proportions
- Significant figures
- Precision vs. accuracy
- What is Stoichiometry
- Conversion between Moles, Mass, and Molecules
- Percent composition
- Empirical and Molecular Formula
- Quantitative Chemical Change
Learning Outcomes
A more detailed syllabus including the Big Ideas, Assessment and Evaluation, First People's Principles. Literacy, and Class Expectations for the course can be found on the following link
Learning Resources
You will be issued a text Book: Chang Chemistry. In addition, here is a link to a Digital Text Book
And here is a link to the Chemistry 12 Data Booklet. It has a Periodic Table, charges of ions, solubility rule chart, and lots of interesting information that we use next year.
Contacting Me
As the teacher for this course, I can be contacted in the following ways:
- Name: Anthony Mercer
- Office: 216A
- Email: tmercer@stgeorges.bc.ca
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