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Here is a quick recap on all the units covered in Grade 11 Chemistry

Here is a quick recap on all the units covered in Grade 11 Chemistry

SCH3U matter and chemical bonding overview - ionic and covalent bonds, molecular shapes, NaCl, water, and methane - Grade 11 Chemistry

Matter and Chemical Bonding


Mastering ionic and covalent bonding, compound nomenclature, and predicting molecular shapes.

SCH3U matter and chemical bonding overview - ionic and covalent bonds, molecular shapes, NaCl, water, and methane - Grade 11 Chemistry

Matter and Chemical Bonding


Mastering ionic and covalent bonding, compound nomenclature, and predicting molecular shapes.

SCH3U stoichiometry overview - mole calculations, molar mass, limiting reagents, and percent yield - Grade 11 Chemistry

Quantities in Chemical Reactions


Simplifying the mole concept, molar mass, limiting reagents, and percent yield calculations.

SCH3U stoichiometry overview - mole calculations, molar mass, limiting reagents, and percent yield - Grade 11 Chemistry

Quantities in Chemical Reactions


Simplifying the mole concept, molar mass, limiting reagents, and percent yield calculations.

SCH3U chemical reactions overview - synthesis, decomposition, and balancing chemical equations - Grade 11 Chemistry

Chemical Reactions


Identifying reaction types, balancing chemical equations, and predicting reaction products.

SCH3U chemical reactions overview - synthesis, decomposition, and balancing chemical equations - Grade 11 Chemistry

Chemical Reactions


Identifying reaction types, balancing chemical equations, and predicting reaction products.

SCH3U solutions, solubility, and gases overview - concentration, dilution, net ionic equations, and gas laws - Grade 11 Chemistry

Solutions, Solubility, and Gases


Solving concentration and dilution problems, applying solubility rules, writing net ionic equations, and using gas laws.

SCH3U solutions, solubility, and gases overview - concentration, dilution, net ionic equations, and gas laws - Grade 11 Chemistry

Solutions, Solubility, and Gases


Solving concentration and dilution problems, applying solubility rules, writing net ionic equations, and using gas laws.

UNIT

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UNIT

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Matter & Chemical Bonding

Matter & Chemical Bonding

1) Ionic Bonding

1) Ionic Bonding

2) Ionic bonding formula:

2) Ionic bonding formula:

3) Naming ionic compounds:

Ionic bonding diagram showing sodium transferring an electron to chlorine to form Na+ and Cl- ions - naming ionic compounds - SCH3U Grade 11 Chemistry
Ionic bonding diagram showing sodium transferring an electron to chlorine to form Na+ and Cl- ions - naming ionic compounds - SCH3U Grade 11 Chemistry
Ionic bonding formula diagram showing calcium and chlorine balancing charges to form CaCl2 - SCH3U Grade 11 Chemistry
Ionic bonding formula diagram showing calcium and chlorine balancing charges to form CaCl2 - SCH3U Grade 11 Chemistry
Naming ionic compounds table with formulas and names for NaCl, MgO, CaBr2, FeCl2, and FeCl3 - SCH3U Grade 11 Chemistry

magnesium oxide

calcium bromide

iron (II) chloride

iron (III) chloride

sodium chloride

Write the metal first, then the non-metal with an -ide ending.

Naming ionic compounds table with formulas and names for NaCl, MgO, CaBr2, FeCl2, and FeCl3 - SCH3U Grade 11 Chemistry

magnesium oxide

calcium bromide

iron (II) chloride

iron (III) chloride

sodium chloride

Write the metal first, then the non-metal with an -ide ending.

This is where SCH3U starts and where most students either build confidence or start to fall behind. Bonding is the foundation of everything in chemistry. Get this unit right and the rest of the course feels much more manageable.

This is where SCH3U starts and where most students either build confidence or start to fall behind. Bonding is the foundation of everything in chemistry. Get this unit right and the rest of the course feels much more manageable.

Covalent bonding diagram showing non-metal atoms sharing electrons in single, double, and triple bonds - SCH3U Grade 11 Chemistry
Covalent bonding diagram showing non-metal atoms sharing electrons in single, double, and triple bonds - SCH3U Grade 11 Chemistry
Covalent bonding of CO2 - Lewis structure showing O=C=O with two double bonds and shared electron pairs - SCH3U Grade 11 Chemistry
Covalent bonding of CO2 - Lewis structure showing O=C=O with two double bonds and shared electron pairs - SCH3U Grade 11 Chemistry
Naming covalent compounds guide with covalent bonding prefixes mono, di, tri, tetra, penta and examples - SCH3U Grade 11 Chemistry

tri

tetra

penta

di

1

2

3

4

5

mono (only used for second element)

carbon monoxide

carbon dixide

dinitrogen tetroxide

phosphorus pentachloride

  • Use prefixes to show how many atoms of each element are present.

  • Name the first element and omit mono- when only one atom is present.

  • Name the second element using the correct prefix and an -ide ending.

  • Drop the last vowel of a prefix when the element name begins with a vowel.

Naming covalent compounds guide with covalent bonding prefixes mono, di, tri, tetra, penta and examples - SCH3U Grade 11 Chemistry

tri

tetra

penta

di

1

2

3

4

5

mono (only used for second element)

carbon monoxide

carbon dixide

dinitrogen tetroxide

phosphorus pentachloride

  • Use prefixes to show how many atoms of each element are present.

  • Name the first element and omit mono- when only one atom is present.

  • Name the second element using the correct prefix and an -ide ending.

  • Drop the last vowel of a prefix when the element name begins with a vowel.

4) Covalent Bonding

4) Covalent Bonding

5) Covalent Bonding of

CO2

5) Covalent Bonding of

CO2

6) Naming covalent compounds:

6) Naming covalent compounds:

3) Naming ionic compounds:

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UNIT

5

Gases Chemistry

Gases Chemistry

Gases Chemistry

The gases unit applies the laws that describe how gases behave under different conditions of pressure, volume, and temperature.

The gases unit applies the laws that describe how gases behave under different conditions of pressure, volume, and temperature.

Boyle’s law graphic showing inverse pressure-volume behavior, piston diagrams, constant temperature, and P1V1 = P2V2 formula.
Boyle’s law graphic showing inverse pressure-volume behavior, piston diagrams, constant temperature, and P1V1 = P2V2 formula.
Charles’s law graphic showing direct volume-temperature behavior, balloon diagrams, constant pressure, and V1/T1 = V2/T2.
Charles’s law graphic showing direct volume-temperature behavior, balloon diagrams, constant pressure, and V1/T1 = V2/T2.
Gay-Lussac’s law graphic showing pressure-temperature behavior, a sealed gas container, thermometer, and the P1/T1 = P2/T2.
Gay-Lussac’s law graphic showing pressure-temperature behavior, a sealed gas container, thermometer, and the P1/T1 = P2/T2.

1) Boyle's Law:

1) Boyle's Law:

1) Boyle's Law:

3) Gay-Lussac's Law

3) Gay-Lussac's Law:

3) Gay-Lussac's Law

2) Charles's Law:

2) Charles's Law:

Combined gas law graphic showing pressure, volume, and temperature changes with the P1V1/T1 = P2V2/T2 used in calculations.
Combined gas law graphic showing pressure, volume, and temperature changes with the P1V1/T1 = P2V2/T2 used in calculations.
Ideal gas law graphic showing PV = nRT, variable definitions, gas constant R, Kelvin temperature, and a laboratory gas flask.
Gas law notes graphic showing Kelvin temperature, Celsius conversion, gas constant R, and common mistakes in calculations.

4) Combined Gas Law:

4) Combined Gas Law:

6) Important Notes:
6) Important Notes:
6) Important Notes:

5) Ideal Gas Law:

5) Ideal Gas Law:

Gas law notes graphic showing Kelvin temperature, Celsius conversion, gas constant R, and common mistakes in calculations.
Gas law notes graphic showing Kelvin temperature, Celsius conversion, gas constant R, and common mistakes in calculations.

The gases unit applies the laws that describe how gases behave under different conditions of pressure, volume, and temperature.

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UNIT

4

UNIT

4

Solutions & Solubility

Solutions & Solubility

1) Key Formulas:

1) Key Formulas:

3) Dilution:

3) Dilution:

4) Solubility Rules & Precipitate Visual:

4) Solubility Rules & Precipitate Visual:

2) Types of Solutions:

2) Types of Solutions:

This unit covers how substances dissolve in water and how to work with concentrations.

This unit covers how substances dissolve in water and how to work with concentrations.

Solution concentration formulas - molarity, moles, volume, and dilution equations - SCH3U Grade 11 Chemistry solutions and solubility
Unsaturated, saturated, and supersaturated solutions compared with beaker diagrams - SCH3U Grade 11 Chemistry
Solubility rules chart with soluble ions, exceptions, and AgNO3 precipitate example - SCH3U solutions and solubility unit - Grade 11 Chemistry
Dilution formula C1V1 = C2V2 with three steps for solving dilution problems - SCH3U Grade 11 Chemistry

UNIT

3

UNIT

3

Quantities in Chemical Reactions (Stoichiometry)

Quantities in Chemical Reactions (Stoichiometry)

Quantities in Chemical Reactions (Stoichiometry)

This is the math-heavy unit of SCH3U. Stoichiometry connects the formulas you write in Unit 2 to real quantities: how many grams, how many moles, how much is made.

This is the math-heavy unit of SCH3U. Stoichiometry connects the formulas you write in Unit 2 to real quantities: how many grams, how many moles, how much is made.

This is the math-heavy unit of SCH3U. Stoichiometry connects the formulas you write in Unit 2 to real quantities: how many grams, how many moles, how much is made.

Mole concept diagram showing Avogadro's number and counting particles, atoms, and molecules - SCH3U Grade 11 Chemistry stoichiometry
Mole concept diagram showing Avogadro's number and counting particles, atoms, and molecules - SCH3U Grade 11 Chemistry stoichiometry
Molar mass worked example calculating H2O at 18.02 g/mol - SCH3U Grade 11 Chemistry stoichiometry

The molar mass of a substance is its mass in grams per mole. You can calculate it by adding the atomic masses of all atoms in its chemical formula.

1) The Mole Concept:

1) The Mole Concept:

2) Molar Mass:

2) Molar Mass:

3) Stoichiometry, the Roadmap:

3) Stoichiometry, the Roadmap:

Stoichiometry roadmap - grams to moles, mole ratio, then moles to grams of product - SCH3U Grade 11 Chemistry

Stoichiometry connects the formulas you write in chemistry to real quantities—how many grams, how many moles, and how much product is made.

Convert grams of the given substance to moles.

Use the balanced equation to find the mole ratio.

Convert to moles of the desired product.

Convert moles of product back to grams.

Final Reminder

Every stoichiometry problem follows this exact path.

Master this roadmap, and every stoichiometry question becomes the same process with different numbers.

Stoichiometry roadmap - grams to moles, mole ratio, then moles to grams of product - SCH3U Grade 11 Chemistry

Stoichiometry connects the formulas you write in chemistry to real quantities—how many grams, how many moles, and how much product is made.

Convert grams of the given substance to moles.

Use the balanced equation to find the mole ratio.

Convert to moles of the desired product.

Convert moles of product back to grams.

Final Reminder

Every stoichiometry problem follows this exact path.

Master this roadmap, and every stoichiometry question becomes the same process with different numbers.

Stoichiometry roadmap - grams to moles, mole ratio, then moles to grams of product - SCH3U Grade 11 Chemistry

Stoichiometry connects the formulas you write in chemistry to real quantities—how many grams, how many moles, and how much product is made.

Convert grams of the given substance to moles.

Use the balanced equation to find the mole ratio.

Convert to moles of the desired product.

Convert moles of product back to grams.

Final Reminder

Every stoichiometry problem follows this exact path.

Master this roadmap, and every stoichiometry question becomes the same process with different numbers.

UNIT

2

UNIT

2

Chemical Reactions

Chemical Reactions

Chemical Reactions

1) Types of chemical reactions in SCH3U:

1) Types of chemical reactions in SCH3U:

1) Types of chemical reactions in SCH3U:

SCH3U chemical reactions table - synthesis, decomposition, single displacement, double displacement, and combustion with examples - Grade 11 Chemistry

Decomposition

Single

Displacement

Double

Displacement

Combustion

Synthesis

Two substances combine to make one.


One substance breaks into two or more.


One element replaces another in a compound.


Two compounds swap partners.


A fuel reacts with oxygen to produce CO₂ and H₂O.

SCH3U chemical reactions table - synthesis, decomposition, single displacement, double displacement, and combustion with examples - Grade 11 Chemistry

Decomposition

Single

Displacement

Double

Displacement

Combustion

Synthesis

Two substances combine to make one.


One substance breaks into two or more.


One element replaces another in a compound.


Two compounds swap partners.


A fuel reacts with oxygen to produce CO₂ and H₂O.

How to balance chemical equations in five steps using H2 + O2 → H2O, never changing subscripts - SCH3U Grade 11 Chemistry

Write the unbalanced equation.

Check every element when you think you are done.

Balance one element at a time. Save hydrogen and oxygen for last.

Count the atoms of each element on both sides.

Add coefficients in front of compounds to balance the equation. Never change subscripts.

How to balance chemical equations in five steps using H2 + O2 → H2O, never changing subscripts - SCH3U Grade 11 Chemistry

Write the unbalanced equation.

Check every element when you think you are done.

Balance one element at a time. Save hydrogen and oxygen for last.

Count the atoms of each element on both sides.

Add coefficients in front of compounds to balance the equation. Never change subscripts.

This unit is about what happens when substances combine or break apart. You need to be able to identify reaction types, balance equations, and predict products.

This unit is about what happens when substances combine or break apart. You need to be able to identify reaction types, balance equations, and predict products.

This unit is about what happens when substances combine or break apart. You need to be able to identify reaction types, balance equations, and predict products.

2) Balancing chemical equations,

the simple method:

2) Balancing chemical equations, the simple method:

2) Balancing chemical equations, the simple method:

Write the unbalanced equation.

Check every element when you think you are done.

Balance one element at a time. Save hydrogen and oxygen for last.

Count the atoms of each element on both sides.

Add coefficients in front of compounds to balance the equation. Never change subscripts.

Write the unbalanced equation.

Check every element when you think you are done.

Balance one element at a time. Save hydrogen and oxygen for last.

Count the atoms of each element on both sides.

Add coefficients in front of compounds to balance the equation. Never change subscripts.

What does the SCH3U course outline cover?

What does the SCH3U course outline cover?

What does the SCH3U course outline cover?

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UNIT

4

Solutions & Solubility

1) Key Formulas:

3) Dilution:

4) Solubility Rules & Precipitate Visual:

2) Types of Solutions:

This unit covers how substances dissolve in water and how to work with concentrations.

Solutions formula graphic showing concentration, moles, volume, and dilution equations used to solve chemistry calculations.
Solutions formula graphic showing concentration, moles, volume, and dilution equations used to solve chemistry calculations.
Solution types graphic comparing unsaturated, saturated, and supersaturated mixtures using beakers and particle diagrams.
Solution types graphic comparing unsaturated, saturated, and supersaturated mixtures using beakers and particle diagrams.
Solubility rules graphic showing soluble ions, common exceptions, precipitate formation, and an AgNO3 plus NaCl example.
Solubility rules graphic showing soluble ions, common exceptions, precipitate formation, and an AgNO3 plus NaCl example.
Dilution formula C1V1 = C2V2 with three steps for solving dilution problems - SCH3U Grade 11 Chemistry
Dilution formula C1V1 = C2V2 with three steps for solving dilution problems - SCH3U Grade 11 Chemistry

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Here is a quick recap on all the units covered in Grade 11 Chemistry

UNIT

1

Matter & Chemical Bonding

1) Ionic Bonding

2) Ionic bonding formula:

Ionic formula diagram showing calcium and chlorine balancing charges to form calcium chloride, CaCl2, with equal charges.
Ionic formula diagram showing calcium and chlorine balancing charges to form calcium chloride, CaCl2, with equal charges.
Ionic compound naming table showing formulas and names for NaCl, MgO, CaBr2, FeCl2, and FeCl3 plus the standard naming rule.

magnesium oxide

calcium bromide

iron (II) chloride

iron (III) chloride

sodium chloride

Write the metal first, then the non-metal with an -ide ending.

Ionic compound naming table showing formulas and names for NaCl, MgO, CaBr2, FeCl2, and FeCl3 plus the standard naming rule.

magnesium oxide

calcium bromide

iron (II) chloride

iron (III) chloride

sodium chloride

Write the metal first, then the non-metal with an -ide ending.

Covalent bonding diagram showing non-metal atoms sharing electrons, with single, double, and triple bond examples and notes.
Covalent bonding diagram showing non-metal atoms sharing electrons, with single, double, and triple bond examples and notes.
Carbon dioxide bonding diagram showing the O=C=O Lewis structure, two double bonds, shared electrons, and a linear molecule.
Carbon dioxide bonding diagram showing the O=C=O Lewis structure, two double bonds, shared electrons, and a linear molecule.
Covalent compound naming guide showing numerical prefixes, naming rules, and examples including CO, CO2, N2O4, and PCl5.

tri

tetra

penta

di

1

2

3

4

5

mono (only used for second element)

carbon monoxide

carbon dixide

dinitrogen tetroxide

phosphorus pentachloride

  • Use prefixes to show how many atoms of each element are present.

  • Name the first element and omit mono- when only one atom is present.

  • Name the second element using the correct prefix and an -ide ending.

  • Drop the last vowel of a prefix when the element name begins with a vowel.

Covalent compound naming guide showing numerical prefixes, naming rules, and examples including CO, CO2, N2O4, and PCl5.

tri

tetra

penta

di

1

2

3

4

5

mono (only used for second element)

carbon monoxide

carbon dixide

dinitrogen tetroxide

phosphorus pentachloride

  • Use prefixes to show how many atoms of each element are present.

  • Name the first element and omit mono- when only one atom is present.

  • Name the second element using the correct prefix and an -ide ending.

  • Drop the last vowel of a prefix when the element name begins with a vowel.

4) Covalent Bonding

5) Covalent Bonding of

CO2

6) Naming covalent compounds:

3) Naming ionic compounds:

This is where SCH3U starts and where most students either build confidence or start to fall behind. Bonding is the foundation of everything in chemistry. Get this unit right and the rest of the course feels much more manageable.

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Matter and Chemical Bonding

Quantities in Chemical Reactions

Chemical Reactions

Solutions, Solubility, and Gases

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