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Science - Chemistry II

Biochemistry: Find/Structure/Function
The learner will be able to find similarities and differences between the structure and function of proteins, carbohydrates, lipids and nucleic acids.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, Indicators, Level 3, Std 1.0 Home
  
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Physical Science

Electricity: Explain/Use/Faraday's/Solve
The learner will be able to explain and use Faraday's laws to solve problems.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, Indicators, Level 3, Std 3.0 Home
  
States of Matter: Explore/Kinetic
The learner will be able to explore matter interactions using the kinetic theory to describe phenomena of solids, liquids, gases, and solutions.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, Std 2.0 Home
  
Organic Chemistry: Comprehend/Isomers
The learner will be able to comprehend structural isomers by drawing basic organic molecules.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, Indicators, Level 2, Std 1.0 Home
  
Atoms: Depict/Different/Types/Bonds
The learner will be able to depict different types of bonds.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, Indicators, Level 2, Std 1.0 Home
  
Chemical Reactions: Solve/Limiting
The learner will be able to solve limiting reagent problems.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, Indicators, Level 1, Std 3.0 Home
  
Chemical Reactions: Predict/Products
The learner will be able to predict a single and/or double replacement reaction's products.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, Indicators, Level 1, Std 3.0 Home
  
Chemical Reactions: Predict/Product
The learner will be able to predict product amount when provided with the mole or mass amount of reactants.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, Indicators, Level 1, Std 3.0 Home
  
Chemical Reactions: Find/Actual/Yield
The learner will be able to find similarities and differences between actual yield and theoretical yield.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, Indicators, Level 1, Std 3.0 Home
  
Chemical Reactions: Explore/Types
The learner will be able to explore types of reactions, stoichiometry, equilibrium phenomena, kinetics, and thermodynamics of chemical reactions.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, Std 3.0 Home
  
Chemical Reactions: Explore/Different
The learner will be able to explore different chemical reactions that are related to acids and bases, precipitation, and oxidation and reduction.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, 3.1 Home
  
Chemical Reactions: Explore/Kinetics
The learner will be able to explore chemical kinetics.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, 3.4 Home
  
Chemical Reactions: Establish/Order
The learner will be able to establish the order of a reaction.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, Indicators, Level 2, Std 3.0 Home
  
Chemistry: Explore/Atomic/Theory/Bonding
The learner will be able to explore atomic theory, chemical bonding, and nuclear chemistry.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, Std 1.0 Home
  
Nuclear Reactions: Explain/Society
The learner will be able to explain the impact of nuclear chemistry on society.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, Indicators, Level 3, Std 1.0 Home
  
Nuclear Reactions: Write/Alpha/Beta
The learner will be able to write the nuclear equation that includes alpha or beta decay and gamma emission when provided with the mass number of the parent isotope.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, Indicators, Level 3, Std 1.0 Home
  
Nuclear Reactions: Investigate/Chemistry
The learner will be able to investigate nuclear chemistry.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, 1.8 Home
  
Chemical Compounds: Find/Empirical
The learner will be able to find the empirical formula of a compound from data.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, Indicators, Level 1, Std 3.0 Home
  
Chemical Compounds: Find/Percent/Data
The learner will be able to find percent composition of a compound from data.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, Indicators, Level 1, Std 3.0 Home
  
Chemical Compounds: Explore/Bonds
The learner will be able to explore ionic, covalent, and metallic bonds and attractive forces between molecules.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, 1.4 Home
  
Gases: Describe/Real/Ideal/Properties
The learner will be able to describe differences between real gases and ideal gas properties.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, Indicators, Level 2, Std 2.0 Home
  
Gases: Explore/Topics/Related/State
The learner will be able to explore topics related to the gaseous state.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, 2.2 Home
  
Gases: Associate/Avagadro's/Volumes
The learner will be able to associate Avagadro's hypothesis to gas volumes.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, Indicators, Level 1, Std 2.0 Home
  
Gases: Solve/Law/Problems/Ideal/Equation
The learner will be able to solve problems dealing with the gas laws, including the ideal gas law equation, when provided with the formulas and constant.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, Indicators, Level 1, Std 2.0 Home
  
Solubility: Factors
The learner will be able to recognize factors that impact solubility.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, Indicators, Level 2, Std 2.0 Home
  
Solubility: Compute/Concentration/Ion
The learner will be able to compute solubility and resulting concentration using the common-ion effect.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, Indicators, Level 3, Std 3.0 Home
  
Radioactive Isotopes: Establish/Graph
The learner will be able to establish the half-life of an isotope by analyzing a graph or using a proper equation.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, Indicators, Level 3, Std 1.0 Home
  
Radioactive Isotopes: Graph/Decay/Series
The learner will be able to graph the decay series when provided with the emissions of a radioactive isotope.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, Indicators, Level 3, Std 1.0 Home
  
States of Matter: Identify/Critical
The learner will be able to identify critical temperature, critical pressure, and triple point when using phase diagrams of single-component systems.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, Indicators, Level 2, Std 2.0 Home
  
States of Matter: Describe/Theory
The learner will be able to describe the states of matter using the kinetic theory.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, 2.1 Home
  
States of Matter: Talk/About/Diagrams
The learner will be able to talk about phase diagrams of single component systems.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, 2.3 Home
  
States of Matter: Associate/Kinetic
The learner will be able to associate the kinetic theory to solids, liquids, gases, and phase changes.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, Indicators, Level 1, Std 2.0 Home
  
States of Matter: Interpret/Alterations
The learner will be able to interpret alterations in temperature and/or pressure when utilizing phase diagrams of single-component systems.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, Indicators, Level 2, Std 2.0 Home
  
Periodic Table: Explain/Trends/Radii
The learner will be able to explain the periodic table trends including atomic radii, ionization energy, electron affinity, and oxidation states.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, 1.3 Home
  
Periodic Table: Order/Major/Groups
The learner will be able to order atoms from the major groups of elements based on atomic radii.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, Indicators, Level 1, Std 1.0 Home
  
Periodic Table: Order/Major/Groups
The learner will be able to order atoms from the major groups of elements based on ionization energies and electron affinities.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, Indicators, Level 1, Std 1.0 Home
  
Electrons: Identify/Energy/Spectra
The learner will be able to identify how electron energy levels are related to atomic spectra, quantum numbers, and atomic orbitals.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, 1.1 Home
  
Electrons: Write/Arrangement/Notations
The learner will be able to write the electron arrangement using the following notations: orbital, electron configuration, and electron-dot.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, Indicators, Level 1, Std 1.0 Home
  
Electrons: Describe/Paragraph
The learner will be able to describe in a paragraph why certain elements do not have the predicted electron configuration.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, Indicators, Level 2, Std 1.0 Home
  
Electrons: Describe/Hybridized/Resonance
The learner will be able to describe the creation of hybridized orbitals, resonance, and sigma and pi bonds.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, Indicators, Level 2, Std 1.0 Home
  
Electrons: Illustrate/Arrangements/Ways
The learner will be able to illustrate electron arrangements in atoms in different ways.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, 1.2 Home
  
Electrons: Establish/Configuration
The learner will be able to establish quantum numbers for elements when provided with the electron configuration.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, Indicators, Level 2, Std 1.0 Home
  
Electrons: Illustrate/Ground/Excited
The learner will be able to illustrate an electron moving from a ground state to an excited state, using the Bohr model.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, Indicators, Level 1, Std 1.0 Home
  
Electrons: Illustrate/Lewis/Polyatomic
The learner will be able to illustrate Lewis structures for polyatomic ions and basic covalent molecules.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, Indicators, Level 2, Std 1.0 Home
  
Electrons: Investigate/Lewis/Valence
The learner will be able to investigate Lewis structures, properties of valence bonds (including hybridized orbitals, resonance, and sigma and pi bonds), bond directionality, and ionic or molecular geometry using the VSEPR theory.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, 1.6 Home
  
Electrons: Find/Orbitals/Shape/Energy
The learner will be able to find similarities between s, p, d and f orbitals in an energy level in terms of general shape, energy, or numbers of electrons possible.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, Indicators, Level 2, Std 1.0 Home
  
Electrons: Associate/Balmer's/Emission
The learner will be able to associate the lines of Balmer's series of an emission or absorbance spectrum of the hydrogen atom with their respective energy level transitions.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, Indicators, Level 2, Std 1.0 Home
  
Electrons: Predict/Geometry/VSEPR
The learner will be able to predict the geometry around an atom in the center of a polyatomic ion or molecule utilizing the VSEPR theory.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, Indicators, Level 2, Std 1.0 Home
  
Electrons: Associate/Hydrogen/Spectrum
The learner will be able to associate Lyman's ultraviolet and Paschen's infrared series of the spectrum of hydrogen.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, Indicators, Level 3, Std 1.0 Home
  
Solutions: Explain/Ion/Buffers
The learner will be able to explain the common ion effect, buffers, and hydrolysis when provided with a solution.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, Indicators, Level 3, Std 3.0 Home
  
Solutions: Increase/Understanding
The learner will be able to increase his/her understanding of solutions that was previously learned.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, 2.4 Home
  
Solutions: Compute/Concentrations
The learner will be able to compute concentrations of solutions.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, Indicators, Level 2, Std 2.0 Home
  
Solutions: Establish/Concentration
The learner will be able to establish the concentration of a dilute solution that is prepared from a concentrated solution where the molarity is known.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, Indicators, Level 2, Std 2.0 Home
  
Solutions: Use/Osmosis/Raoult's
The learner will be able to use Raoult's law and osmosis for the study of solutions when provided with formulas.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, Indicators, Level 3, Std 2.0 Home
  
Solutions: Distinguish/Saturated/Graphs
The learner will be able to distinguish among unsaturated, saturated, and supersaturated solutions using solubility graphs.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, Indicators, Level 2, Std 2.0 Home
  
Solutions: Explore/Colligative
The learner will be able to explore the colligative properties of solutions.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, Indicators, Level 2, Std 2.0 Home
  
Solutions: Explore/Beer's/Law/Dilution
The learner will be able to explore Beer's law using a dilution series.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, Indicators, Level 3, Std 2.0 Home
  
Equations: Categorize/Type/Reaction
The learner will be able to categorize chemical equations by type when provided with a written explanation of a reaction.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, Indicators, Level 1, Std 3.0 Home
  
Molecules: Recognize/Kinetic/Theory
The learner will be able to recognize the components of the kinetic molecular theory.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, Indicators, Level 1, Std 2.0 Home
  
Molecules: Formula
The learner will be able to find out molecular formula from data.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, Indicators, Level 1, Std 3.0 Home
  
Molecules: Show/Dipole/Moments/Geometry
The learner will be able to show the dipole moments of molecules using molecular geometry and electronegativity of atoms.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, Indicators, Level 3, Std 1.0 Home
  
Acids and Bases: Label/Amphoteric
The learner will be able to label a substance as amphoteric.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, Indicators, Level 2, Std 3.0 Home
  
Acids and Bases: Define
The learner will be able to define acids and bases by applying the Arrhenius, Bronsted-Lowry, and Lewis definitions.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, Indicators, Level 2, Std 3.0 Home
  
Acids and Bases: Recognize/Conjugate
The learner will be able to recognize conjugate acid-base pairs.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, Indicators, Level 2, Std 3.0 Home
  
Acids and Bases: Graph/Titration
The learner will be able to graph information from a neutralization titration using strong or weak acids and bases.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, Indicators, Level 2, Std 3.0 Home
  
Acids and Bases: Categorize/Neutral/Ion
The learner will be able to categorize a solution as acidic, basic, or neutral when provided with the hydrogen or hydroxide ion concentration.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, Indicators, Level 2, Std 3.0 Home
  
Stoichiometric Relationships: Analyze
The learner will be able to analyze stoichiometry.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, 3.2 Home
  
pH: Compute/Ion/Concentration
The learner will be able to compute the pH of a solution when provided with the hydrogen or hydroxide ion concentration.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, Indicators, Level 2, Std 3.0 Home
  
pH: Compute/Buffer/Solutions
The learner will be able to compute the pH of buffer solutions.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, Indicators, Level 3, Std 3.0 Home
  
Equilibria: Identify/Dynamic/Processes
The learner will be able to identify dynamic processes using Le Chatelier's Principle.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, Indicators, Level 2, Std 3.0 Home
  
Equilibria: Explain/Physical/Nernst
The learner will be able to explain physical and chemical equilibria using the Nernst equation.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, Indicators, Level 3, Std 3.0 Home
  
Equations: Balanced/Write/Chemical
The learner will be able to write balanced chemical equations.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, Indicators, Level 1, Std 3.0 Home
  
Equilibria: Solve/Concentrations/pK
The learner will be able to solve for equilibrium constants when provided with proper concentrations or for desired concentrations when provided with needed information, emphasizing pK.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, Indicators, Level 2, Std 3.0 Home
  
Equilibria: Idea/Investigate
The learner will be able to investigate the idea of equilibrium.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, 3.3 Home
  
Electromagnetic Waves: Compute/Photon
The learner will be able to compute the frequency, wavelength, and energy of a photon of electromagnetic radiation when provided with the formula and constants.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, Indicators, Level 2, Std 1.0 Home
  
Chemical Reactions: Energy/Explain
The learner will be able to explain the function of a catalyst in a chemical reaction and how it relates to activation energy.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, Indicators, Level 2, Std 3.0 Home
  
Chemical Reactions: Energy/Compute
The learner will be able to compute calorimetry problems using data from the laboratory.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, Indicators, Level 2, Std 3.0 Home
  
Chemical Reactions: Rate/Recognize/Step
The learner will be able to recognize the rate-determining step when provided with a reaction mechanism.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, Indicators, Level 3, Std 3.0 Home
  
Chemical Reactions: Rate/Describe
The learner will be able to describe reaction rates.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, Indicators, Level 2, Std 3.0 Home
  
Chemical Reactions: Rate/Compute
The learner will be able to compute the rate constant from experimental data.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, Indicators, Level 2, Std 3.0 Home
  
Chemical Reactions: Rate/Explore/Idea
The learner will be able to explore the idea of reaction rate.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, 3.4 Home
  
Chemical Reactions: Energy/Explain
The learner will be able to explain activation energy.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, Indicators, Level 2, Std 3.0 Home
  
Chemical Reactions: Temperature/Predict
The learner will be able to predict how a change in temperature affects reaction rate.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, Indicators, Level 2, Std 3.0 Home
  
Elements: Isotope/Calculate/Unchanged
The learner will be able to calculate the mass of an isotope left unchanged after a specific time interval.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, Indicators, Level 3, Std 1.0 Home
  
Thermodynamics: Entropy/Define
The learner will be able to define entropy.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, Indicators, Level 2, Std 3.0 Home
  
Thermodynamics: Define/Enthalpy
The learner will be able to define enthalpy.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, Indicators, Level 2, Std 3.0 Home
  
Thermodynamics: Compute/Enthalpy/Hess's
The learner will be able to compute alterations in enthalpy using Hess's law.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, Indicators, Level 3, Std 3.0 Home
  
Thermodynamics: Compute/Entropy
The learner will be able to compute alterations in entropy.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, Indicators, Level 3, Std 3.0 Home
  
Thermodynamics: Compute/Gibbs/Free
The learner will be able to compute Gibbs free energy to determine if a reaction is spontaneous.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, Indicators, Level 3, Std 3.0 Home
  
Thermodynamics: Explore/Concepts
The learner will be able to explore the concepts of thermodynamics.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, 3.5 Home
  
Organic Chemistry: Explore/Properties
The learner will be able to explore the properties of basic organic molecules including isomerism.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, 1.7 Home
  
Reduction/Oxidation: Analyze/Equation
The learner will be able to analyze half-reactions of oxidation-reduction reactions when provided with an equation.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, Indicators, Level 2, Std 3.0 Home
  
Reduction/Oxidation: Distinguish/Voltaic
The learner will be able to distinguish electrolytic and voltaic cells by writing the correct standard half-cell reactions.
Source Activities
TN: Curriculum Standards, 2001, Chemistry II, Indicators, Level 3, Std 3.0 Home</