Dr.T.

’s SCH3U FINAL EXAM OUTLINE JANUARY 2009

EXAM DATE: Per 3:Jan. 22, Per 4:Jan. 23 TIME: 10:00am–12:00 noon
LOCATION: Room 302
BRING: PEN, PENCIL, GOOD ERASER, CALCULATOR (no sharing!!)
TEXT BOOK - TO BE HANDED IN!!

PART A: 45 Multiple Choice Questions (a few from each chapter)

Chpt 1 - Periodic Table groups, history and trends, radiation, isotopes
Chpt 2 - Bonding and Properties of compounds
Chpt 3 - Types of Reactions (just 1 or 2 questions)
Chpt 4 - Isotope calculation, relative atomic mass, % composition, empirical formula, simple
mole calculations
Chpt 5 - Nuclear Equations
Chpt 6 – Solutions vocabulary, intermolecular forces, concentration calculations, preparing
solutions
Chpt 7 - Solubility
Chpt 8 - Acids and Bases, theories, properties, pH
Chpt 9 - Kinetic Molecular Theory, simple gas law calculations
Chpt 10 - Partial pressures, molar volume, Avogadro’s theory

PART B: Shortish answer - and diagrams - 28 marks

Inorganic compound nomenclature
Balancing equations, net ionic equations, nuclear reactions
Types of Reactions - (including predicting products and their states of matter)
Diagrams (VSEPR/structural/Lewis dot)
Trends in the Periodic Table (atomic/ionic radius, ionization, electronegativity etc)
Atomic Structure, core charge and shielding effects
Ionic/Covalent - Polar/Nonpolar substances and their properties
Solutions-solubility/acids and bases explanation

PART C: Problems 27 marks

Determining empirical and molecular formulas
Mole Calculations (Density/Avogadro’s theory), Molar Mass calculations
Stoichiometry Calculations -solids, gases, liquids and solutions (including - determining the
limiting reagent)
Concentration calculations

Total exam 100 marks; worth 23% of your final grade