Unit 8: Equilibrium, Introduction
Learning Objectives for Unit 8 is located here.
Chemical equilibrium is one of the central topics to chemistry and this course. Equilibrium is the point in a chemical reaction at which there is no further change in amount of reactants and products. In a closed system, the reaction appears to stop but actually is happening in both the forward and reverse direction at simultaneous rates. To be discussed: TBD.
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Notes
Unit 8 Notes
Selected Slides/ Images U8 🖥
TI Calculator: Quadratic Formula Program
Reference & Resources
Quizzes/ Assessments
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Q8.1 -
Q8* - Cumulative
Practice Problems
Using ICE Tables to Find K
Using Q and ICE Tables
Practice FRQ (past AP tests)
Unit Practice Problems - Top 10
These are the "Top 10" problems that cover the major ideas for this unit. This is not an exhaustive list. Some important concepts might be missed.
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Labs/ Demonstrations
How to Solve 🆘
Complete List of Sample Problems below. Equilibrium Expressions
ICE Chart
Le Chatelier's Principle
Reaction Quotient
Video Resources