Friday, January 28, 2011
Fri-Day 2
Physics - we reviewed series circuits, focusing on the potential drop across each resistor and noting that Ohm's Law can and should be used for any individual part of the circuit, as well as for the overal V, I , and R of the circuit. Keep track of what you are using in the law by labeling everything specifically i.e. R1, I1, V1 or Rtotal, I total, V total, etc.
We then did some problems in Electrostatics 4.
AP Chem - we finished up the kinetics unit by applying the 1st order time-dependent rate law to some typical questions. We then derived the 2nd order rate law, and solved some problems with respect to that law.
We looked at each law's derivation, and each law's respective graphical applications/signatures.
We then discussed collision theory and its relation to activation energy; we then explained and applied the Arrhenius equation.
We then did some problems in Electrostatics 4.
AP Chem - we finished up the kinetics unit by applying the 1st order time-dependent rate law to some typical questions. We then derived the 2nd order rate law, and solved some problems with respect to that law.
We looked at each law's derivation, and each law's respective graphical applications/signatures.
We then discussed collision theory and its relation to activation energy; we then explained and applied the Arrhenius equation.
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