Introductory Chemistry - 4th Edition Nivaldo J. Tro for Alberta Grade 9 Science Program of Studies

Introductory Chemistry - 4th Edition Nivaldo J. Tro for Alberta Grade 9 Science Program of Studies

Nota:

• Full Citation (APA): Nivaldo, J. T. (2011). Introductory Chemistry: Fourth edition. United States, Pearson Education. Program of Studies found at: https://education.alberta.ca/science-7-9/programs-of-study/everyone/programs-of-study/

1. Unit A: Biological Diversity
   1. Natural and Artificial Selection of Genetic Characteristics

      Nota:

      • chapt 19
   2. Cell division-Includes Binary Fission and Formation of Sex Cells

      Nota:

      • 19.2
   3. Chromosomes, genes and DNA (Introductory Treatment)

      Nota:

      • 19.8 - DNA structure pg. 430 Pg. 290 - Cancer cells and how to destroy them by destroying genetic information to stop growth
   4. Inheritance

      Nota:

      • chpt 19
   5. Asexual and Sexual Reproduction

      Nota:

      • pg 552 - developing fetus gets oxygen from mom
   6. Populations
   7. Niches
   8. Biological Diversity
   9. Species
   10. Diversity Within Species
   11. Habitat Diversity
2. Unit B: Matter and Chemical Change
   1. Reactants and Products

      Nota:

      • chapter 5
   2. Elements, Compounds and Atomic Theory

      Nota:

      • chpt 5 chpt 6 chpt 9
   3. Factors Affecting Reaction Rates

      Nota:

      • chpt 7
   4. Periodic Table

      Nota:

      • chapt 9 pg. 134
   5. Chemical Nomenclature (Introductory Treatment)

      Nota:

      • 5.9
   6. Conservation of Mass

      Nota:

      • chpt 5
   7. Endothermic and Exothermic Reactions

      Nota:

      • chpt 7
   8. Workplace Hazardous Materials
   9. Substances and Properties

      Nota:

      • Chpt 3
3. Unit C: Environmental Chemistry
   1. Chemicals Essential to Life

      Nota:

      • pg 233 - ozone depletion pg 646- origin of life pg 589- energy for life
   2. Substrates and Nutrients
   3. Air and Water Quality

      Nota:

      • pg 183 pg 394 - air pollution pg 435 - water pollution
   4. Organic and Inorganic Material
   5. Acids and Bases

      Nota:

      • chapt 14 pg. 146 - acid rain 5.9
   6. Ingestion and Absorption of Materials

      Nota:

      • pg 496
   7. Concentration and Dispersal

      Nota:

      • chpt 14 -antifreeze
   8. Evidence of Toxicity

      Nota:

      • pg. 146 pg 112 - radioactive
   9. Stability and Biodegradability

      Nota:

      • pg 471 - solutions in medicine pg -254 oxygenated fuels
   10. Hazards, Probabilities and Risk Assessment

       Nota:

       • Pg. 290 - the risk of radiation treatment pg: 649 - hazard of hydrocarbon combustion
   11. Uncertainties in Environmental Monitoring and in Assessing Toxicity and Risk
4. Unit D: Electrical Principles and Technologies
   1. Forms of Energy

      Nota:

      • see 'Energy' in index for types and pages -chapter 3
   2. Energy Transformation

      Nota:

      • pg 291- Neon lights: atoms re-emitting energy as light pg 67- chem in enviro
   3. Electrical Charge and Current

      Nota:

      • pg 95 - charge pg 593 - electrical current
   4. Circuits
   5. Electrical Energy Storage
   6. Energy Transmission

      Nota:

      • pg 98-99
   7. Measures and Units of Electrical Energy
   8. Generation of Electrical Energy

      Nota:

      • pg 6
   9. Electrical Resistance and Ohm's Law
   10. Renewable and Nonrenewable Energy
5. Unit E: Space Exploration
   1. Technologies for Space Exploration and Observations
   2. Reference Frames for Describing Position and Motion in space
   3. Satellites and Orbits

      Nota:

      • Pages: 291-293 The Bohr Model: could be introduced if a student wanted to do a project on similarity of space orbits and atomic orbits
   4. Distribution of Matter through Space Composition and Characteristics of Bodies in Space

      Nota:

      • effects of pressure and lack of gravity on both cells and atoms
   5. Life Support Technologies

      Nota:

      • pg. 363 pg. 365- airplanes pg. 368- compare decompression to space effects on body
   6. Communication Technologies