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Chemistry Honors, and A/P Chemistry
Course Syllabus
Instructor : Mr. Soliman Room 725
office Hours: TWT 8:45-9:15 AM, M-F 3:45-4:00 and other times by appointment.
Course Content: The purpose of this course is to prepare students for upper science classes such as Physics, Physics Honors and Advance Placement Chemistry at the High School level. Also, beginning collage Chemistry. The chemistry text book and other supporting materials will be used regularly.
PHILOSOPHY: Have you ever been curious enough about something to ask yourself “ I wonder how this works?”. Then, did you follow through by making a few simple tests? If you have, you acted like a scientist. Scientists search for relationships that can be used to explain and predict the behavior of things. They often answer their questions from the results of their experiment.
Grade report: Grades are posted @ BTHS Web.
Homework: Home work will be collected daily, weekly or at end of unit. Late homework will be accepted at a sliding scale of (-20% of grade) for everyday late. Homework will not be accepted after five days.
Notebook: Will be kept in a three ring binder and will include class notes, book notes, assignments, quizzes, tests and course syllabus.
All class notes must be hand written.
Participation: involves being in class on time with materials, as well as being attentive and respectful.
Tests: 100 points each test
1- All tests must be done in black ink
2- Students must show completed work to earn points as needed.
CLASSROOM PROCEDURE:
1-Cooperation, organization, and mutual respect are the key words to success.
2-A positive attitude, strong work ethic and a good sense of humor really help.
GRADING POLICY:
The grading scale is A 90-100%, B 80-89.9%, C 70-79.9%, D 60-69.9% and F 0-59.9%.
Grades are taken as total points from:
Knowledge.... Tests...........100-200 points each….and extra credit (about) 50%.
Assignments.......................10-100 points each……………………… ...(about) 25%
Class Participation/ Lab......10-100 points each…………………… ....(about) 25%
Numerical values are reported in the grade book. Letter grades are based on weighted averages.
All missed work due to absence shall be made up and counted according to the School Attendance Policy.
CLASSROOM EXPECTATIONS:
1- A three ring binder for chemistry with filler paper (straight edge only).
2- Calculator, and wireless 5x5 Quad ruled note book (lab. /Graph)
3- Bring binder, book, and all class materials everyday to class.
4- Be and stay in your assigned seat when the bell rings.
5- Unacceptable: Profanity, Cheating, and Disrespect.
6- Try hard and use common sense.
7- If at first you don’t succeed.... try trying.
All School Policies per student’s handbook will be followed
Only students who are fully prepared do laboratory work. Safety regulations are rigidly enforced. Excessive or loud talking, disruptive behavior will result in dismissal from the laboratory activity and/or a failing grade. Most work will be done in pairs; however, each student is expected to keep a current record of all data. Absence of a partner is not an acceptable excuse for missing information necessary to submit a lab on time.
Academic Honesty policy: Any incident reported regarding academic dishonesty will be handled via the academic honesty procedures in the Bartram trail H.S. Conduct Code.
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Chemistry Honors
The following are day by day class topics, these dates may change due to school daily activities.
1st 18 weeks (sem. 1)
8/22: Introduction
1- Ch 1-Matter and change
8/23 Chemistry is a physical science 8/24-8/25 Matter and its properties
8/26 Classification of matter 8/29 Elements
8/30 Chapter 1 review 8/31 Ch 1 Test
9/1-9/8 Lab Techniques & Safety
2- Ch 2 Measurements and calculations
9/9 Scientific method 9/12 Hypothesis
9/13 Theory 9/14 Units of measurements
9/15 SI Base units 9/16 Density-Conversion Factors
9/19 Accuracy and Precision 9/20 Sig/ Fig, Scientific notation/ rounding
9/21 Scientific notation/ rounding 9/22 Direct/ inverse proportions
9/23- 9/26 Density Lab 9/27 Ch 2 Test/ Pre lab
3- Ch 3 Atoms and Moles.
9/28 Atomic laws/theory 9/29 Structure of the atom
9/30 Law of conservation of mass/ Law of definite proportions. 10/3 Law of multiple proportions.
10/4 Goldfoil exp., discovery of the nucleus 10/5 Isotopes, Ions
10/6 Ch 3 Test
4- Ch 4- Arrangements of electrons in atom
10/7 Bohr's model, electrons and light 10/10 Ground and excited state-pre mole-day
10/11 Quantum numbers 10/12 Electron configurations
10/13 Pauli exclusion, Aufbau principle, and Hund's rule 10/14 Electron cofig., N.G. Config.
10/17 Electronic Config 10/18 Pre lab-Molar Mass
10/19 lab. Molar mass
10/20 Final Ch (1-4)
10/21 Lab END OF FIRST QUARTER
5- Ch 5 the periodic table
10/25 Lab 10/26 Lab
10/27 P/T history, the periodic law
10/28 A/B sections P/T 10/31 trends
11/01 Valence electrons 11/02 Ionization energy
11/03 Electron Affinity, Electro negativity 11/04 Ch 5 Test- HW Due
Ch 21:Nuclear Chemistry
11/7 The Nucleus, radioactive decay 11/8 Nuclear radiation
11/9 Nuclear Fission and Fusion 11/10 Test ch 5 &21 review
11/14 Ch 5 & 21 Test 11/15 Pre-lab Alloy
11/16 Alloy Lab
6- Ch 6- (Bonding)
11/17 Intro to Ch 6. Ions 11/18 Atoms and ions- Ionic vs Cov, Octet rule
11/21 Electron dot notation 11/22 Multiple cov. bonds, resonance structures,
11/28 Polyatomic ions 11/29 VSEPR theory,
11/30 Hybridization, Dispersion Forces 12/01 Ch 6 test
7- Ch 7: Chemical names and Formulas
12/2 Monoatomic ions 12/5 The stock system, polyatomic ions
12/6 Acids and bases 12/7 Oxidation numbers
12/8 Molar masses 12/9 Conversion factors, % composition
12/12 Chapter notes 12/13 Determining chemical formula
12/14 Calc of molecular formula 12/15 % comp.
12/16 Ch 7 test
01/03 Lab 01/04 Lab
01/05 Lab 01/06 Lab due
1/9-1/13 End of first Semester Final
9- Ch 8: Chemical Reactions
1/18 Ch 8 Chemical Reactions- Describing chemical reactions 1/19 Characteristics of chem. reactions - P 268
1/20 Word equations PP 272, 274., Quick lab p 284 1/23 Synthesis reactions
1/24 Decomposition reactions 1/25 Single Displacement reactions
1/26 Single displacement/activity series of the elements 1/27 Double displacement
1/30 Double displacement reactions 1/31 Reactions pp 294 (1-2)
2/1 Reaction- in action-pre lab
2/2 Ch 8 Test 2/3 Pre-lab
2/6 Lab 2/7 Lab
2/8 Lab 2/9 Lab
10- Ch9: Stoichiometry
2/10 Ch 9 Stoichiometry/ mole ratio
2/13 Molar mass- section 1 review P 301 (1-3)... HW :End of ch. review p 320 (1-3)
2/14 Ideal Stoichiometric Calculations- Mass/ Mole/ Gram
2/15 Practice problems P.306(1-3), P309(1-2), and P 311(1-3)
2/16 Section 2 review p.311 (1-4).... HW :End of ch review p 320 (4-16)
2/17 Limiting Reactants , Practice P 313(1a-1c)
2/21 Practice P.315(1a-1c), (2a-2c), P.318 (1-2)
2/22 Percentage Yield, Section 3 review (1-3), HW:end of ch review p 321 (17-30)
2/23 Mixed Review p322 (31-36)
2/24 Ch.9 Stoichiometry Test
11- Ch 11: Gases and Pressure
2/27 Pressure and force
2/28 Dalton's Law of partial pressures,section 1 review P367 (1-6)
2/29 The gas laws: Boyle's, Charles's, and Gay-Lussac's
3/1 The combined gas law, section 2 review p375 (1-4)
3/2 Gas volumes and the ideal gas law
3/5 Avogadro's law and gas stoichiometry
3/6 The ideal gas law, section 3 review p 385 (1-6)
3/7 Diffusion and effusion. section 4 review p 388 (1-5)
3/8 Chapter 11 review p 390 (7-73) odds and test prep p 397 (1-10)
3/9 Ch. 11 Test
12- Ch 12 Solutions, Ions in Aqueous Solutions
3/12 Types of solutions
3/13 Electrolytes vs Nonelectrolytes -HW. P406 section review (1-5)
3/14 Factors affecting the rate of dissolution
Ch 17.2: Reaction rates
3/15 Reaction rate
3/16 Solubility, Graphing solubility.
3/19 Henry's law, finish graphing solubility
3/20-3/22 3rd nine weeks Final
3/26 Enthalpies of solutions/ % concentration
3/27 Molarity
3/28 Molality, Problem solving, End of ch 12 review pp 427 (19-30), 37,38
3/29 Solutions practice proplems -pre lab
3/30 Solutions in action
4/10 Lab-Solutions
4/11 Lab
4/12 Lab
4/13 Ch 12 Solutions Test
13- Ch 14 Acids and Bases:
4/16 Property of acids and bases, Common and naming Acids
4/17 Arrhenius Acids and Bases and section 1 review p 476 (1-4)
4/18 Acid and base theories, Lewis acids and bases
4/19 Di and tri protic acids, section 2 review p 482 (1-2)
4/20 Acid and base reactions
4/23 Neutralization Reactions, section 2 review p 489 (1-2)
4/24 Ch 14 Test
14- Ch 15: Acid and base titration and PH
4/25 Concept of PH
4/26 The PH scale
4/27 Determining PH and titrations
4/30 Titrations,
5/1 Pre-Lab
5/2 Ch 15 Test
5/3 Lab
5/4 Lab
5/7 Lab
15- Ch 16, 17. Thermochemistry and reaction rate
5/8 Ch 16 Reaction Energy, Thermochemistry, Specific heat pp 534 (1-2)
5/9 Enthalpy of reaction and formation, Calc enthalpy of reaction pp 542 (1-2)
5/10 Hess's law
5/11 Driving force of reaction
5/14 Free energy, Gibbs
5/15 Problem solving
5/16 DVD Driving forces
5/17 End of ch review
5/18 practice problems
5/21 pre lab
5/22 Lab
5/23 Lab
5/24 Lab Due
5/25 Ch 16/17 test
5/29-5/31 Year End Lab
5/31-6/6 Finals
AP Chemistry
The following are day by day class topics, these dates may change due to school daily activities.
Ch. 1 : Chemical Foundations
8/22 Overview, Scientific method.
8/23 Uncertainty in measurement
8/24 Dimensional Analysis, Temperature, Density
8/25 Classifications of matter
8/26 Ch 1 test, HW due (problems 17-65 odds- book P.32-35 )
8/29 Lab- Intro, lab Safety
8/30 Experiment 3: Density Determinations lab P21-28
8/31 Lab.
9/1 lab report due
Ch.2 : Atoms, Molecules, and ions
9/2 History, law of conservation of mass, law of multiple proportions, Dalton's atomic theory
9/6 The modern view of atomic structure.
9/7 The Periodic Table
9/8 Binary covalent compound, prefixes
9/9 Ch 2 Test, HW due (problems 15-71 odds- book P 75-77 ).
9/12 Experiment 6: Pre-lab “The solubility of a salt”
9/13 Lab
9/14 Lab
9/15 Lab
9/16 Lab due
Ch 3 : Stoichiometry
9/19 Atomic masses, Determining moles of atoms, Percent composition of compounds
9/20 Determining the formula of a compound.
9/21 Chemical equations, balancing, Stoichiometric calculations
9/22 limiting reactant, percent yield
9/23 Ch.3 Test, HW due (problems 19-97 odds-book P123-128.
9/26 Experiment 11: Pre-lab “Stoichiometric Determinations”
9/27 Lab
9/28 Lab
9/29 Lab due
Ch 4 : Types of chemical reactions and solution stoichiometry
9/30 The nature of aqueous solutions.
10/3 The compostion of solutions, dilution
10/4 Types of chemical reactions: precipitation, acid-base
10/5 Oxidation-reduction reactions.
10/6 Ch 4 Test, HW due (problems 11-79 odds- book P 180-185).
10/7 Experiment 12 :pre-lab " Hydrates"
10/10 Lab
10/11 Lab
10/12 Lab due
Ch 5 : Gases
10/13 Pressure, units, Boyle.
10/14 Charles, and Avogadro
10/17 The ideal gas law, gas stoichiometry
10/18 The kinetic molecular theory.
10/19 Effusion snd diffusion, Real gases, chem in the atmosphere
10/20 Ch 5 Test, HW due (problems 17-87 odds- book p 231-236)
10/21 Intro to Thermochemistry END OF FIRST QUARTER
Ch 6 :Thermochemistry,
10/25 The nature of energy
10/26 Enthalpy and calorimetry
10/27 Hess's law
10/28 Standard enthalpies of formation .
10/31 Ch 6 Test.
11/1 Pre-lab 15
11/2 Lab
11/3 Lab
11/4 Lab due
Ch 17 : Spontaneity, entropy, and free energy
Ch 12 : Chemical Kinetics
11/ 7 Spontaneous processes, second law of thermodynamics
11/8 The effect of temperature on spontaneity, free energy
11/9 Entropy and free energy changes in chemical reactions
11/10 Problem Solving ch.17
11/14 12.1: Reaction rates,
11/15 12.6 Reaction Mechanisms.
11/16 Pre lab 17
11/17 Activation energy and Catalysis.
11/18 Ch 12 and 17 test.
11/21 Lab 17-
11/22 Lab 17
11/28 Lab 17 due
Ch 11 :Solutions
11/29 Solution Composition, M, m
11/30 Factors Affecting Solubility.
12/1 Boiling point elevation and freezing point depression.
12/2 Ch 11 Test.
Ch 7: Atomic Structure and Periodicity
12/5 Electromagnetic Radiation
12/6 Bohr's Model, Quantum numbers
12/7 Pauli Principle
12/8 Aufbua Principle
12/9 Ch 7 Test
Ch 8: Bonding
Ch 9: Covalent Bonding
12/12 Review Bonding
12/13 Electronegativity
12/14 Ions
12/15 Ionic character & covalent bonds
12/16 Lewis structure, Resonance, VESPR
1/3 Hybridization
1/4 Molecular Obital Model
1/5 Diatomic Molecules
1/6 Review ch 8, ch 9
1/9-1/13 Finals - End of 18 weeks-
Ch 10 : Liquids and Solids:
1/18 Intermolecular Forces, structure and type of solids
1/19 Molecular and ionic solids
1/20 Vapor pressure and phase diagram
1/23 Ch 10 test
Ch 13: Chemical Equilibrium:
1/24 Equilibrium condition, constant
1/25 Equilibrium Expressions, Solving problems
1/26 Le Chatelier's Priciples
1/27 Ch review
1/30 Ch 13 Test.
1/31 Lab 26
2//1 Lab 26
2/2 Lab 26
2/3 Lab due
Ch 14: Acids and Bases
2/6 The nature of acids and bases, and strength, PH scale
2/7 Calc. PH of weak and strong acid solutions
2/8 Bases, properties of salts
2/9 The Lewis acids- base model. problem solving
2/10 Ch 14 Test.
2/13 Pre-lab 29
2/14 Lab 29
2/15 Lab 29
2/16 Lab 29
2/17 Lab due
Ch 15: Acid-Base Equilibria:
2/20 Equilibrium Calc
2/21 Buffered Solutions
2/22 Buffering Capacity
2/23 Indicators
2/24 Ch 15 Test
Ch 16: Solubility and Complex ion Equilibria
2/27 Solubility Equilibria
2/28 Common ion effect
2/29 Precipitate
3/1 Complex ions and solubility
3/2 Ch 16 Test
Ch 18: Electrochemistry
3/5 Galvanic Cell, Standard Reduction Potentials
3/6 Cell potential, electrical work
3/7 Batteries, corrosion, Electrolysis
3/8 Ch 18 review
3/9 Ch 18 Test
3/12 Lab
3/13 ab
3/14 Lab
3/15 Lab
3/16 Lab Due
Ch 19 : The Nucleus :
3/19 Nuclear Stability, Radioactive decay
3/20 Nuclear Transformation.
3/21 Nuclear Fission and Fusion
3/22 Ch 19 Test 3RD NINE WEEKS END
Ch 20 : The representative elements
3/27 Survey of representative elements
3/28 atomic size and group anomalies
3/29 Group 1A -4A elements
3/30 Group 5A-8A elements-Review
4/10 Ch 20 Test
Ch 21: Transition Metals:
4/11 The transition Metals- A survey
4/12 Coordination Compounds
4/13 Isomerism
4/16 The biological importance
4/17 Ch 21 Test
Ch 22: Organic and Biological Molecules
4/18 Alkanes, Alkenes
4/19 Aromatic, Polymers
4/20 Hydrocarbon derivatives
4/23 Ch 22 Test
4/24 pre-Lab 39
4/25 Lab
4/26 Lab
4/27 Lab due
4/30 Review
5/1 Ch 1-11 Test
5/2 Ch 1-11 Test correction
5/3 Ch 12-22 Review
5/4 Ch 12-22 Test Correction
5/7 A/P Test
Chemistry Standard:
The following are day by day class topics, these dates may change due to school daily activities.
1st 18 weeks (sem. 1)
Topic- Date
8/23-8/24 Introduction
1- Ch 1-the science of chemistry
8/25 What is chemistry? 8/26 Describing matter
8/27 Units of measurement 8/30-9/1 Density
9/2 How is matter classified? 9/3 Chapter 1 review
9/7 Ch 1 Test, HW due
9/8-9/10 Lab Techniques/ Safety
2- Ch 2 Matter and Energy
9/13 Energy and changes 9/14 Endothermic and exothermic
9/15 Heat 9/16 Temperature
9/17 Transfer of heat 9/20 The scientific method
9/21 Hypothesis 9/22 Low of conservation of mass
9/23 Accuracy and Precision 9/24 Sig/Fig
9/27 Density 9/28-9/29 S/N, Pre lab.-
9/30 Precision/ accuracy lab 10/1 Lab
10/4 Ch 2 Test, HW due 10/5 Finish & turn in lab
3- Ch 3 Atoms and Moles.
10/6 Atomic laws/theory 10/7 Structure of the atom
10/8 Law of conservation of mass/ Law of definite proportions. 10/11 Law of multiple proportions.
10/12 Goldfoil exp., discovery of the nucleus 10/13 Isotopes.
10/14 Atomic model, light 10/15 Bohr's model
10/18 Electrons and light, Electromagnetic spectrum 10/19 Electron configurations, short hand notation.
10/20 Ch 3 Test
10/21 Mole-day ...............................End of first nine weeks
10/26 Mole pre lab, 10/27 The mole lab- Single replacement reaction.
10/28 Lab. 10/29 Lab. due
4- Ch 4 the periodic table
11/1 The p/t history 11/2 The periodic law
11/3 A/B section p/t 11/4-11/5 PeriodicTrends
11/8 trends of the periodic table 11/9 Electron Affinity, Electronegativity
11/10 Transmutation & Synthetic elements 11/12 - 11/ 18: Periodic Table Project
11/19 Ch 4 Test , HW due 11/22 Pre-lab ..Alloy lab
11/23 View Science Fair Projects 11/29 -12/2 : Alloy Lab.
5- Ch 5- (Bonding)
12/6 Atoms and ions 12/7 Cations / Anions
12/8 Ionic bond/ salts 12/9 Endothermic and Exothermic reactions
12/10 Ionic compounds 12/13 naming Ionic comp.
12/14 Writing Ionic formula 12/15 Polyatomic ions
12/16 Ch 5 test, HW due
6- Ch 6 Cov. bond
12/17 sharing electrons 1/3 Energy and stability
1/4 Electronegativity and covalent bond 1/5 Naming cov. bonds
1/6 Lewis structure and polyatomic bonds 1/7 Multiple bonds
1/10 Molecular shapes
1/11 Review
1/11-1/14 Finals (Ch 1- 6), Ch 6 HW due End of 2nd nine weeks
2nd 18 weeks (Sem. 2)
7- Ch. 7... The Mole
1/19 Ch 7 The mole and chemical composition- Avogadro's # 1/20 mole/ # of particles
1/21 molar mass/ relates mole to grams pp 231 (1-4) 1/24 mass vs moles pp 232 (1-3)/ section 1 review (1-13)
1/25 relative atomic mass and chemical formula pp 236 (1-2), pp 239 (1-3)
1/26 review problems 1/27 section 2 review p 240 (1-12)
1/28 Formula and percentage composition pp 243 (1-4) 1/31 chemical formula can give % composition pp 245 (1-3)
2/1 Ch. 7 Test, HW due 2/2 Pre lab - Hydrates lab
2/3 Lab 2/4 Lab
2/7 Lab due
8- Ch 8 .. Chemical Reactions
2/8 Intro to ch 8-Reactions 2/9 Ch 8 Chemical Reactions
2/10 Describing chemical reactions 2/11 word equations
2/14 Balancing chemical equations pp 269 (1-4), pp271 (1-3) 2/15 Polyatomic ions as a group pp 273 (1-3)
2/16 classifying chemical reactions 2/17 combustion reactions
2/22 Synthesis reactions 2/23 Decomposition reactions pp 279 (1-4)
2/24 Displacement reactions/ activity series 2/25 pp 282 (1-3)
2/28 double displacement reactions 3/1 review reactions
3/2 ch 8 test., HW due 3/3 Reactions pre-lab
3/4 Lab 3/7 lab
3/8 lab
9- Ch.9 ....Stoichiometry
Calculation Quantities in reactions- mole ratio mass calc, molar mass pp. 307 (1-4)
Volume, density, molar mass pp 309 (1-4)
Section 1 review p311 (1-2) Section review p. 311 (1-5), ch. review p.329 (6-10)
Ch. 7-9 Test, ch 9 HW due
Ch 12: Gases and Pressure
3/9 Characteristic of gases
3/10 Gas pressure, The Kinetic Molecular Theory, Section 1 review p422 (1-8)
3/11 The gas laws: Boyle's, Charles's, and Gay-Lussac's
3/14 The combined gas law, section 2 review p432 (1-9)
3/15 Molecular compostion of gases
3/16 Avogadro's law and gas stoichiometry
3/17 The ideal gas law, section 3 review p 442 (1-12)
3/18 End of chapter review p 445 (11-64) odds
3/21 Chapter 12 review DVD - FCAT prep
3/22 Ch. 12 Test
Ch 13 Solutions, Ions in Aqueous Solutions
3/23 Ch 13: Solutions
3/24 Types of solutions END OF 3RD NINE WEEKS
4/ 5 Electrolytes vs Nonelectrolytes -HW. P459 section review (1-8)
4/ 6 Factors affecting the rate of dissolution
4/7 Solubility, Graphing solubility, Henry's law, finish graphing solubility
4/8 Enthalpies of solutions/ % concentration -Section 2 review book p467 (1-11)
4/11 Molarity Section 3 review book p 477 (1-8)
4/12 Molality
4/13Physical properties of solutions-section 4 review book p 486 (1-9)
4/14 Review- End of ch 13 review pp 488-489 (15-58)odds
4/15 Ch 13 test
4/18 pre lab
4/ 19 Solutions lab
Ch 15 Acids and Bases:
4/20 Lab
4/21 Lab
4/25 Lab due
4/26 Property of acids and bases, Common and naming Acids
4/27 Arrhenius Acids and Bases and section 1 review p 538 (1-7)
4/28 Acid and base theories, Lewis acids and bases Measuring PH, section 2 review p 547 (1-6)
4/29 Acid and base reactions Neutralization Reactions, section 3 review p 556 (1-7)
5/2 Equilibria , section 4 review book p 563 (1-5)
Acid and base titration and PH
5/3 Concept of PH
5/4 The PH scale
5/5 Determining PH and titrations
5/6 Titrations-pre lab
5/9 Lab
5/10 Lab
5/11 Lab
5/12 Chapter 15 Test
5/13 Lab due
Ch 10. Thermochemistry
5/16 Ch 10 Causes of Change, Reaction Energy, Thermochemistry,
5/17Specific heat pp 342 (1-4), Section 1 review book p 344 (1-15)
5/18 Using Enthalpy, Calc enthalpy of reaction pp 346 (1-3)
5/19 Hess's law, section 2 review book p349 (1-9)
5/20 Driving force of reaction
5/23 Free energy, Gibbs -section 3 review book p 357 (1-5)
5/24 Order of spontaneity section4
5/25 DVD Driving forces, section 4 review book p 367 (1-11)
5/26 End of ch review book p 370-372 (10-34)
5/27 Ch 10 Test
5/31 Pre lab
6/1 Lab
6/2 Lab Due
6/3 Final Review
6/6-6/9 Finals
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