Mike Stratton

This is a great chemistry "cheat" sheet. I give these out to students at the beginning of the year and they can use them on every test. It includes the following information: Periodic Table; Common Oxidation States; Electron Placement Diagram; Location of Outer Electrons; Common Prefixes; Diatomic Elements; Definitions of 1 Mole; Solubility Chart; Solubility Rules; Rules for Significant Digits; Flowchart for Naming Inorganic Compounds; Steps to Dimensional Analysis; Metric Conversion Chart; Co

All questions on this test are DYNAMIC, which means numbers are randomly generated when you press Ctrl-K in ExamView. The variables are programmed so the calculations can be done without a calculator, simulating the AP testing guidelines. The topics assessed in this exam are: freezing point depression, molarity, molality, mole fraction and boiling point elevation. This test is ideal for the teacher who wants to test for mastery. When a student wants to retest you can generate thousands of di

All scientific notation questions on this worksheet are DYNAMIC, which means numbers are randomly generated when you press Ctrl-K in ExamView. The variables are programmed so the calculations can be done without a calculator. The topics assessed in this worksheet are: converting from standard to scientific notation; significant figures in calculations; adding and subtracting in scientific notation; multiplying and dividing in scientific notation. This worksheet is ideal for group work or assess

** Do not download this product unless you have ExamView 6.2 or newer. This Chemistry Unit on Chemical Change was created utilizing the Understanding by Design philosophy, where students understanding is assessed through the Unit Test (ExamViw) and the lab write up of "What is a Chemical Reaction?" found in Flinn: Introduction to Chemistry v1. The materials were designed to develop students ability to model the molecular world through guided demonstrations. The Unit includes the following res

** Do NOT purchase this unless you have ExamView 6.2 or newer. This Unit is a compilation of resources (Objectives, Worksheets, Lecture, Activities, Handouts, Quizzes, and Tests) for the Modern Atom and our historical development of its understanding from Dalton to Thomson to Rutherford. This Unit was created utilizing the Understanding by Design and the final test is designed to assess students level of understanding on the objective sheet. Students understanding is also assessed utilizing a

About two-thirds of the questions on this test are DYNAMIC, which means numbers are randomly generated when you press Ctrl-K in ExamView. This is an objective based test designed to assess students master on the following Introductory Chemistry Topics: Significant Figures, Scientific Notation, Density, Safety, Chemistry Equipment, Percent Error, Metric Conversions, Dimensional Analysis, Accuracy, Precision, and Measurements. This test is a holds multiple resources. For example I frequently t

All of these questions are DYNAMIC. This test covers: naming & writing ions; naming & writing binary compounds (single and multiple oxidation state); naming & writing ternary compounds; naming & writing binary and ternary acids. This test is an incredible resource and represents a whole unit on inorganic nomenclature. A single question can be made into a worksheet that focuses on a single skill (ie naming compounds with multiple oxidation states). All you have to do is copy a single questi