Students should be able to:

PROCESS

1.  Recognize what stated and unstated evidence is necessary to deduce an unknown.

2.  Collect the necessary evidence to deduce an unknown.

3.  Apply and explain rules of logic to deduce an unknown product

from evidence provided.

4.  Recognize qualitative and quantitative inconsistencies in data, techniques, and conclusions.

5.  Apply previously learned information to new situations.

CONTENT

6.  Make and record relevant observations in the lab.

7.  Practice lab safety.

8.  Perform lab techniques.

9.  Communicate formal lab reports effectively.

10. Demonstrate an understanding of the relationship between variables that are

indirectly and directly proportional.

11. Calculate a constant using unknown variables.

12. Identify the meaning of sign conventions in enthalpy, entropy, and

Gibb's free energy.

13. Interpret reference tables and sources.

14. Manipulate related variables when adding reactions.

15. Identify stresses that affect chemical reactions.

16. Demonstrate an understanding of the pH scale.

17. Verify the strength of an acid or base using indicators.

18. Justify the neutralization affect between acid and bases.