LESSON PLAN
Alloca
A. Standard Competences
Understanding Properties Acid- Base Reaction
B.
Basic Competences
To describe properties Acid–Base Titrations
C. Achievement
Indicators Competences
a.
Cognitive Products
·
Explaining the properties Acid- Base Titration
·
Explaining Neutralization Reactions and Neutralization Titration
b.
Cognitive Processes
·
Determining the properties Acid Base Titration
·
Analyzing
the Neutralization
Reactions
·
Identifing the Neutralization Titration
c.
Psychomotor
·
Giving
attention to the discussion group
d.
Affective
·
Deducing result that have learned about properties Acid-
Base Titration and Neutralization Reactions based on own thinking
·
Answering the question about Acid Base Titration and
Neutralization Reaction
D.
Learning Objectives
a.
Knowledge: products
·
Students expected be able to
explain the
titration of Acid Base
·
Students expected be able to explain
reaction of Neutralization
·
Student expected be able to explain titration of
Neutralization
b.
Knowledge: the process
·
Students expected be able to determine properties Acid
Base Reaction
·
Students expected be able to determine Neutralization Reactions
·
Students expected be able to analyzing Neutralization Titration
c.
Psychomotor
·
Students expected be able to
pay attention to
the discussion group
d.
Affective
·
Student expected be able to Deduce result that have
learned about properties Acid- Base Titration and Neutralization Reactions
based on own thinking
·
Student expected be able to Answer the question about
Acid Base Titration and Neutralization Reaction
·
Student expected be able to give opinion about properties Acid- Base Titration
and Neutralization Reactions based on own thinking
E.
Description of
Learning Materials
Acid–Base
Reactions: Neutralization Reactions
When a
strong acid and a strong base solution are mixed, a neutralization reaction
occurs, and the products do not have characteristics of either acids or bases.
Instead, a neutral salt and water are formed. Look at the reaction below:
HCl(aq) + NaOH(aq)
H2O(l) + NaCl(aq)
The anion
from the acid (Cl–) reacts with the cation from the base (Na+)
to give a salt, and a salt is defined as any compound formed
whose anion came from an acid and whose cation came from a base.
F. Learning Methods
a. Learning
approach :
the concept and process
approach
b. Learning
model :
STAD
c.
Methods :
The method of discussion and information
G. Learning Activities
Activity
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Phase
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Teacher Activities
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Student
activities
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Allocation
of
Time
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Introduction
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Orientation
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Teacher is conditioning student to focus and introducing
about Titration Acid- Base
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Student
Concentrate and ready to study
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10 minute
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Apersepstion
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Teacher ask to student about matery acid-base in last
meeting
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Student
answer the question that teacher given
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Motivation
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Teachers arouse
students' curiosity by
telling me about
how Sodium chloride can
beformed from two
different
compounds are
concentrated HCl
and NaOH compound
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Student
curious and pay attention
|
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Giving
Reference
|
Teacher explain about learning objective and source of
learning relevant
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Student
listen the teacher explanation
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Division of group learn
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Teacher divide student in 5
group
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Student
start to sit on its group
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Core |
Explanation
|
Teacher give the subject matter
about Acid Base Titration and Neutralization Reaction
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Student attention it
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65 minute
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Eksploration
|
The teacher asks the
students to start talking
about the Acid Base
Titration and Neutralization Reaction that they have earned
Teacher give students the
freedom to
seek the source materials from
anywhere
Teacher enable
student to using learning media like virtual lab
|
Students start
to disscuss in each groups and seek the material about the Acid Base
Titration and Neutralization Reaction
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Elaboration
|
Teacher ask one group for presentating result of its discussion about the Acid Base
Titration and Neutralization Reaction
Teacher ask to the other group to answer
to result of from group which is presentation
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Student presenting result of its discussion
Student from other
group answered
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Confirmation
|
Teacher
explain about
matery that have learned and clarify mistake
in discussion
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Student give attention
clarification of teacher
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Evaluation
|
Teacher ask student to doing simple question from book
about the Acid Base
Titration and Neutralization Reaction that have been learned individually
Teacher
ask one of member from the group to present one of the
answer of
question that determined by teacher in front of class
|
Student
to do it
|
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Cover |
Achievement
|
Teacher give assessment to each group which is presentating result
of its discussion
Teachers also
give a personal assessment to any student who asks and respond to discussions
of other groups
|
Student
pay attention
Student conclude matery which have been studied
|
15minute
|
Reflection
|
Teachers guide
students and concluded the subject matter
The teacher gives the
students the task to be done at home
The teacher asks the students to re-learn
the material that has been taught
|
Students
pay attention
|
H. Learning Outcomes
Assessment
1. Assessment
Indicators
Aspect
|
Competency Achievement
Indicators
|
Assessment Indicators
|
Form of Indicator
|
Type / Technical Assessment
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1. Cognitive of Products
|
Explaining
the properties
Acid- Base Titration
|
C2
|
Written
|
Test
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Explaining Neutralization Reactions and Neutralization Titration
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C2
|
Written
|
Test
|
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2. Cognitive of Process
|
Determining the properties Acid Base Titration
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C3
|
Written
|
Test
|
Analyzing the Neutralization
Reactions
|
C4
|
Written
|
Test
|
|
Identifing
the Neutralization Titration
|
C3
|
Written
|
Test
|
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2.Psychomotor
|
Giving attention to
the discussion group
|
P2
|
Discuss
|
Observation
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3. Affective
|
Deducing result that have learned about properties
Acid- Base Titration and Neutralization Reactions based on own thinking
|
A1
|
Oral
|
Observation
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Answering the question about Acid Base Titration and
Neutralization Reaction
|
A2
|
Oral
|
Observation
|
2.
Assessment Tools
1.
0.3 M HCl solution is titrated with NaOH solution, the titration end point is reached when10 ml of HCl solution requires 75 ml of NaOH solution. Determine the molarity of NaOH?
2.
Determine
the concentration of 20 ml of Ca (OH) 2 is titrated with 100 ml of 0.1 M HCl solution!
Key Answer
Determine the concentration of 20 ml of Ca (OH) 2 is titrated with 100 ml of 0.1 M HCl solution!
1. Given: MA = 0.3 M
1. Given: MA = 0.3 M
VB = 75 ml VA = 10 ml
nB = 1 nA = 1
Asked: MB?
Answer:
MB = 0.04 M
Asked: MB?
Answer:
MB = 0.04 M
2.
Given: VA = 100 ml VB = 20 ml
MA = 0.1 M
MA = 0.1 M
nB = 2
nA = 1
Asked: MB?
Answer: VA x MA x nA = VB x MB x nB
100 x 0.1 x 1 = 20 x MB x 2
MB = 0.25 M
Asked: MB?
Answer: VA x MA x nA = VB x MB x nB
100 x 0.1 x 1 = 20 x MB x 2
MB = 0.25 M
I.
Sources
o
Zumdahl,Zumdahl.
2007. Chemistry: Seventh Edition. USA. Houghton
Mifflin Company.
o
Virtual laboratory macromedia flash