Daniel Krall

Quizzes for a multitude of topics-you have the option of scrambling questions, transmitting results, pretty much everything in order to give formative assessments through the class. I will share once you have paid-krall.family@sbcglobal.net.

Have you ever wanted a comprehensive review that is very functional and informative? This even hits the spot for college educators and lower grades.

Very comprehensive directions in performing a Grahams Law Lab. The materials are listed under free materials. Questions in pulling understanding of the central topic. From a chemistry teacher with thirty years experience with an engineering background.

It is for a lab on physical properties. It uses a whole demand on differentiated learning during the lab process. An additional suggestion is to copy an MSDS for silica and calcium chloride and place into plastic sheet protectors.

This is a comprehensive lab which uses all parts of the scientific process. It requires students to identify the role of a catalyst. You can add a larger beaker in order to create less mess or use a pan to rinse out later.

Comprehensive review-fundamental regular chemistry - high school level

Station review for classes. Similar to a gallery walk.

A comprehensive lab using a catalyst (like elephant toothpaste without the detergent). Very effective in showing the function of a catalyst.

Describes the processes of calculating solubility product, molarities of ions, and how to interpret the Ksp values.

From Network Covalent to LDF. Comparison of the bonding strengths with melting and boiling points.

Formula writing to assess students ability to write and name compounds.

Calculation of pH, pOH, [H+}, and [OH-] Ka, Kb calculations-algebra method Titration Equations and Use

It gives information on the following topics: pH Scale Acid - Base Characteristics Writing and Naming Acid and Base Compounds Classification of Acidic and Basic Salts in addition to Neutral salts.

Includes the processes and reasoning behind increases and decreases in temperature due to ions, molality, and constants. Includes sample problems.

The slides will help in reading the graphs and calculating precipitate. The classification of solutions such as supersaturated and unsaturated are also addressed.

Formula writing quiz-naming quiz

Worksheet which has advanced ideal gas law (with molar mass, density), grahams law, and Dalton's with mol fractions.

Assess knowledge of fluid properties-bouyancy, viscosity, fluid density

Formula Writing for Covalent (binary) compounds (some do not exist but makes the students practice the skill).

Assessment of formula writing for Ionic Compounds (with Roman Numerals)