Mr. Zahm
(updated 01/30/08)
|
MHS
Chemistry - Chemistry in the Community Mr. Zahm (updated 01/30/08) |
"Scientists use observations and statistical analysis to uncover and analyze patterns in nature."
| Room Management Plan | |
| Course Description | |
| RI Grade Span Expectations (Physical Science) | NCEE Physical Science Standards |
| RI Grade Span Expectations (Science) | NCEE Science Standards |
| MHS Mission Statement & Student Learning Expectations | |
| MHS Home Page | |
| MHS AP Chem Page | |
| Chem. Research Links | |
| Mid-Term review | |
| Final Exam review (2008) | |
| My Old Labs & Other Extra Stuff, for you nostalgic types | <--- LOTS OF GOOD LABS HERE! |
| Contact Mr. Zahm | |
As of the 2006-07 school year, Middletown High School will be using the Chemistry in the Community ("ChemCom") program developed by the American Chemical Society for all high school students. Additionally, this course will be aligned with the Rhode Island Grade Span Expectations to begin preparation for the Rhode Island state science test that will be administered beginning in 2008.
Chemistry
in the Commmunity homepage sponsored by the American Chemical Society.
Chemistry in the Community student
page, sponsored by the Publishing Company and the ACS.
| NEW THIS YEAR! | added... |
| I often compare the Law Of Conservation Of Mass to using Lego: all the pieces that you start with have to end up somewhere. I can't help it because Lego is the coolest toy ever invented anywhere by anyone. Here's a cool Lego Site. | |
| Definitely NOT our homework policy | 2/09 |
| 10 COOL chemical reactions! | |
| Mr. Zahm's Temperature-Dependent Periodic Table [from Visual Basic - 2008 developing - nerd alert] | 3/08 |
| A cool interactive periodic table. | 5/08 |
| A railroad tank car crushed by atmospheric pressure. | 5/08 |
| Where is the water in the world? | 5/08 |
| An even COOLER ShockWave Periodic Table | 6/08 |
[FEEDBACK: Let me know what you think.]
| The text for this course used to be Chemistry: Connections to Our Changing World (LeMay, Beall, Robblee, & Brower, published by Prentice Hall). Links related to the course when this textbook was used are below. |
| Essays | Notes |
| Heat and Energy | |
| Atomic Theory | |
| Light, Waves, & Energy | |
| Colligative Properties | |
| Transuranic Elements |
