Discuss the historical use of hydrocarbons in dyes, perfumes, medicine, and flavoring. Review the requirement that each carbon atom must possess 4 bonds. Define hydrocarbon and use examples.
Sketch structural formula for methane, ethane, and propane.

view the structural formulas of a sample of organic compounds which have benzene as a main molecule. Use molecular models to demonstrate the structural formulas. Discuss the numbering system used to determine where any additions to the benzene molecule can be located and named.
View some sample models of aromatic alcohols.

We started reviewing the activity series and single replacement reactions for the extraction of metals.

Today we reviewed reaction rates and factors affecting rate. We did plenty of practice problems.

Today we reviewed equilibrium. We focused on chemistry since last Friday we did only physics.

Today we reviewed acids and bases and did practice problems.

Today we finished reviewing ionic, metallic, and covalent bonding. We then reviewed converting between mass in grams, moles, and representative particles. We did plenty of practice problems.

We reviewed ionic, metallic, and covalent bonding.

In today’s tutoring session, we reviewed the differences between endothermic and exothermic reactions, as well as their similarities. We also discussed enthalpy and how it changes depending on the type of reaction. We looked at enthalpy change graphs that showed ‘Delta H’ in addition to exothermic or endothermic implications.

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