Course Notes
PLEASE NOTE THAT OUR SCHOOL HAS MOVED TO THE EDSBY PLATFORM. PLEASE LOG ON TO EDSBY TO SEE ANY OF MY CLASS NOTES AND INSTRUCTIONS FOR 2022-2023 SCHOOL YEAR.
Below you will find most of my Chemistry 30 class notes. Each is presented in order from the first day of class onward. Please note that not all of my content is on-line, so please ensure you see a classmate to get what you missed.
Below you will find most of my Chemistry 30 class notes. Each is presented in order from the first day of class onward. Please note that not all of my content is on-line, so please ensure you see a classmate to get what you missed.
Review Unit

Atoms vs Ions & Nomenclature.pdf |

Types of Reactions.pdf |

Significant Digits Review.pdf |

Mole Calculations.pdf |
Much of the review unit is from teacher demonstrations. As such, please see a classmate if the notes are not available here.
Unit 1: Chemical Bonding

Modern Atomic Theory.pdf |

Atomic Structure & the Periodic Table.pdf |

Explaining the Periodic Table.pdf |

Types of Chemical Bonds.pdf |

Representing Chemical Bonds.pdf |

Representing Chemical Bonds cont.pdf |

VSEPR.pdf |

Intermolecular Forces.pdf |
Unit 2: Organics

Textbooks Questions.pdf |

Textbook Answers.pdf |

Intro to Organic Chemistry.pdf |

Alkanes.pdf |

Alkenes & Alkynes.pdf |

Aromatic Hydrocarbons.pdf |

Alcohols, Ethers & Thiols.pdf |

Aldehydes & Ketones.pdf |

Carboxylic Acids, Esters & Fats.pdf |

Polymers.pdf |
Unit 3: Equilibrium
![]()
![]()
![]()
![]()
![]()
|
|
Unit 4: Solutions & Solubility

Solubility Equilibria.pdf |

Solubility Calculations.pdf |

Solubulity Product Constant.pdf |

Precipitation Reactions.pdf |

Will a Reaction Occur? Using TIP.pdf |

Common Ion & Selective Precipitation.pdf |
Unit 5: Acids & Bases
![]()
![]()
![]()
![]()
![]()
|
|
Unit 6: Redox Reactions

Redox Reactions.pdf |

Balancing Using Oxidation Numbers.pdf |

Balancing Using Half Reactions.pdf |

Electrochemical Cell.pdf |
Final Exam Review: |
![]()
|
* Please note that my course materials are derived from various sources, including many teachers, past and present, who have shared what works for them. This information is shared for the sole purposes of helping students learn. Thank you!