Many of these programs are interactive Web Pages.  You need JavaScript Enabled in your browser and you also need POP-UP Blockers turned OFF for several of these quizzes to work.  Programs with " " work best in Netscape (right click and select "Open With" --> Netscape)

TGIF Quizzes

• Below are the Main Programs to use for TGIF Quiz Preparation Weeks #1-3: Week 3 Elements on Quizlet: Element Names To run, click and choose "Open"  or "Run" Student program by Cameron Baney  List of elements and "weeks" may vary slightly from our list Week #4, 9, & 10: Writing Formulas for Ionic Compounds Weeks #5-8 Common Ion QuizMaster --  The best program to learn the ions ! Tips for Memorizing the Ions!

• Student Created Digital Flashcards
• Quizlet: (To practice on computer)
• If you have never used quizlet before, go to www.Quizlet.com and click on "sign up". (In the upper right corner).  Type in your registration info and hit "Signup".  You may make up whatever you want to be your username and password, just remember what you've used.
  
• After logging in to quizlet, Go to http://quizlet.com/group/57248/ and log in to the group using the password "arrow". 
  
• Look through the list to see what sets have been posted.  Click on any to veiw and practice.

• gFlash: To use flashcards on your Blackberry, Android, Iphone, or ITouch
1. Download the free app called "gFlash"
2. Open the gFlash App and look for the Search or Browse GWhiz catalog option.
3. Type in WYChem in the search field and you should see the card sets created by our class
   

• Other Helpful Files for TGIF Quizzes
  
• TGIF Quiz Schedule
• The Element Quiz 
• To install, click and choose "Open" or "Run"- follow the directions on the installation program
  
• "Element Quiz" will be installed on your hard drive and listed in Progams under "Start" Menu
• Student program by Jordan Brouillette
• Known Bugs - The program has "Plutonium" spelled incorrectly so it will tell you that you are wrong even though you have the correct answer for this element.
  
• Element Flash Cards - nice online site to help you learn your element names and symbols
  
• List of Seven Common Acids
  
• Common Acids
• Learning the Ions
  
• Introduction to the Ions 
  
• Helpful Tips for Learning Ions
• "Old" Ion Quizzes
• Compounds - Naming and Writing Formulas
  
• Writing Formulas for Ionic Compounds - student created executable file (choose "Open" or "Run")
• (How To) Write Formulas for Ionic Compounds
  
• Formulas for Binary Compounds - Ionic & Covalent
  
• Naming Binary Compounds - Ionic & Covalent
  
• Determining Charge on Multiple-Charge metals
  
• Naming Compounds - Ionic, Covalent, & Hydrates
  

Unit 1: Working with Measurements
• Tutorials and Presentations:
• Unit 1 Review Questions (In-class review day PowerPoint and more..)
  
• Interactive Practice
  
• Converting between American Units and Metric Units of Volume (factor-label practice)
  
• Significant Figures
• Scientific Notation Practice:
• Sci Notation Practice and Quiz from University of Maryland's Astronomy Workshop
  
• Scientific Notation Practice
  
• Density
• Density Word Problems 
  

Unit 2: Classification of Matter


• Physical or Chemical Change - How to Tell? 
  
• Jeopardy Review (w/ answers)
  
• Lab Activities
• Properties of Gases Pre-Lab
  

Unit 3: Chemical Reactions & Acids and Bases

• Tutorials and Presentations
• Selected Answers to Mole Conversions Worksheet (in Unit 3 Packet)
  
• Interactive Tutorial on Writing & Balancing Equations
  
• PowerPoint Tutorial on Identifying Reaction Types, Predicting Products and writing Balanced Equations 
  
• Unit 3 Review Questions
• Interactive Practice
• Mole <=> Mass Conversions
  
• Balancing Chemical Equations 
• Answers to Homework
• Selected Answers to Chemical Reactions Review Worksheets
  

Unit 4: Moles, Molarity, & Stoichiometry

• Tutorials and Presentations
• Interactive Review Quizzes
  
• Stoichiometry Problems - limited to mass-mass problems
• Limiting Reagent  
• Percent Yield Problems
  
• Combined Limiting Reagent and Percent Yield Problems 

• Simple Molarity Calculations
• Molarity Word Problems 
  

Unit 5: Atomic Theory and Structure
• Tutorials and Presentations
• PowerPoint Review
  
• Interactive Practice
• Protons, Electrons, Neutrons, and Mass Number
  
• Energy, Wavelength, and Frequency
• Electron Arrangement
  
• Electron Configuration Shorthand

Unit 6: Periodic Trends  

• Tutorials and Presentations
• Periodic Trends: Class Presentation
  
• Interactive Review Quizzes
  

Unit 7: Chemical Bonding
• Tutorials and Presentations
• Determining Bond Type: - Brief Class Presentation
  
• Interactive Review Quizzes

Final Review

• PowerPoint Final Review (different than what we used in class) of entire year
• Class Final Powerpoint Review
  

 
 
 

Negative Ions  - Anions	Examples
monatomic anions have "ide" ending	Anion Element nitride nitrogen sulfide sulfur chloride chlorine bromide bromine
monatomic ions in column 7 on Pd Table have -1 charge  monatomic ions in column 6 have -2 charge  monatomic ions in column 5 have -3 charge	F-1, Cl-1, Br-1 O-2, S-2 N-3,P-3
anions ending in "ate" have one more oxygen than "ite"	sulfate,  SO4-2 nitrate, NO3-1 sufite, SO3-2 nitrite, NO2-1

Positive Ions - Cations	Examples
elements and ions have the same name  must be differentiated by context	Na = sodium  Na+1 = sodium
The only common polyatomic cation is ammonium	ammonium = NH4+1
Cations in column 1 on Pd Table have charge of +1  Cations in column 2 have charge of +2  Cations in column 3  have charge of +3	K+1, Na+1 Ba+2,Mg+2 Al+3
Metals in transition block must be memorized.  Some metals may have more the 1 possible charge.  When this is the case, the "ic" ending is used on the higher charge and the "ous" ending is used on the lower.	cupric +2 ferric +3 cuprous +1 ferrous +2