General Announcements:
Answer to the In-Class Review Sheet
Answers to the Webquest
Chemistry Unit Exam: Thursday, April 2nd
Chemistry Part 1 Study Guide Topics:
- States of matter and examples of each state
- Law of Conservation of Matter
- Chemistry Vocabulary: volume, mass, density, etc.
- Calculating Density (formula D=m/v)
- Density of water, Density column
- Estimating Density using % under water skills
- Physical and Chemical properties/changes
Chemistry Part 2 Study Guide Topics:
-Atoms
-Organization of the Periodic Table
-Metals/Non-Metals/Metalloids
-Counting Elements and Atoms
-Bonding
-Electron Shells and How Compounds Form
-Types of Reactions and Rates of Reactions
-Solutions and Solubility
Chemistry Webquest- Due Thursday, 3/26
Element Brochure Project
The Elements Brochure Project is an in-school project and should be completed in the library and computer lab with the class over the next few days. Don't forget... the library is open during your lunch period, study hall period, and after school every day if you need additional time to work on your brochure. The project is due on Wednesday, March 18th.
Click here to view the assignment details and grading rubric.
Additional online resources useful for this project:www.chemicool.com
www.ptable.com
NOVA Elements APP
Answers to the in-class review sheet can be found HERE
Chemistry I Unit Exam: Tuesday, 3/10
Topics:
-States of matter and examples of each state
-Law of conservation of matter
-Chemistry vocabulary: mass, density, volume, reactant, product
-Density (D = m/v)
-Density of water, Density column, estimating density using % under water skills
-Physical and chemical properties
-Physical and Chemical Changes
*Extra help available during lunch
Notebook Organization Quiz on Friday 3/6. Check the Missing work binder for any missing items.
Links:
Introduction to Chemistry Video How much do you weigh on other planets?
States of Matter
Water Density
Chemistry4Kids
States of Matter
Water Density
Chemistry4Kids
The Elements Song - Daniel Radcliffe
Fun with Liquid Nitrogen- Cool Science Experiment
