Units 1 & 2 Goals & Objectives:

1)  Review Chemistry I 2)  Review Using Significant Figures and Calculations
3)  Review Ionic Nomenclature and Formula Writing 4)  Review Covalent Nomenclature and Formula Writing
5)  Review Writing Molecular Structures and Geometry 6)  Calculate Average Atomic Mass
7)  Review Acid Nomenclature 8)  Introduction to Organic Nomenclature
9)  Distinguish Between Saturated and Unsaturated Hydrocarbons 10)  Write Structures for Simple Organic Compounds (Alkanes, Alkenes, Alkynes)
11)  Name Simple Organic Compounds 12)  Write and Name Complex Organic Compounds (Alcohols, Carboxylic Acids, Cycloalkanes, Amines, and Benzene)

AP Chemistry Units 1 & 2 Intro and Nomenclature PDF
AP Chemistry Units 1 & 2 Intro and Nomenclature Powerpoint
AP Chemistry Units 1 & 2 Intro and Nomenclature Show
AP Chem WS 1.1 & Midterm Review Questions, Word
AP Chem WS 1.1 & Midterm Review Questions PDF

 

Important Definitions
Ionic Compounds A)  Contains a metal and nonmetals
B)  Occurs when a metal loses an electron to a nonmetal
C)  The electrostatic attraction between a cation and an anion
Molecular (Covalent) Compounds A)  Contains only nonmetals
B)  Occurs when two nonmetals share electrons
Average Atomic Mass the weighted average of all naturally occurring isotopes
Percent Abundance (Relative Abundance) how often a specific isotopes occurs
Isotopes atoms of the same element with different number of neutrons
Mass Number number of protons plus neutrons
Atomic Mass number of protons in the nucleus
Organic Compound contains the element carbon
Hydrate an ionic compound that contains water attached to the ions
Anhydrate an ionic compound that does not have water attached to it
Acid an ionic compound that contains hydrogen crossed with an anion in water or an aqueous state

ORGANIC CHEMISTRY