Trends in the Periodic Table
Assignment: Workbook pg 2.13 & Graphing Activity: Trends on the Periodic Table
Thursday Oct 30 Unit 2 Test
Review stations today.
Unit 1 Test tomorrow!! Come see me at lunch in room 208 if you need any help before the test.
Naming and formulas for hydrates
Lab: Formula of a Hydrate
Calculations:
#3 Moles of water = Mass water removed (DATA) / Molar mass of water (PERIODIC TABLE)
#4 Moles of CoCl2 = Mass CoCl2 remaining (DATA) / Molar mass of CoCl2 (PERIODIC TABLE)
#5 Ratio = Calculation 3 / Calculation 4
Naming Ionic and Covalent compounds including polyatomic ions and multivalent metals.
There will be a quiz on naming and writing formulas on Thursday Oct 23.
Assignment: 2.16-2.19 (you should also have already completed 2.1-2.10 & 2.12NOTES)
Lab tomorrow! No flip flops….
Work block today to study or catch up on missed work complete quiz corrections
The chemistry unit test is coming up on Thursday Oct 23
Resources to help you review:
New marks have been posted online and in the classroom. Please see me if you think there is an error.
I am still accepting missing or incomplete assignments and quiz corrections. Please hand in any missing work ASAP.
Review of naming ionic compounds – Formula Card game. (Score sheet to be completed)
Test topics:
(Test Date Thursday Oct 23)
Lab today: Properties of 4 Liquids Please read and follow all directions carefully.
Lesson: Finish notes on chemical families. Powerpoint here
Upcoming dates:
Quiz (Naming) Thursday Oct 23
Unit 2 Test Thursday Oct 30 -> Workbooks due this day!
Quiz on naming binary ionic compounds and compounds containing polyatomic models
Physical and Chemical changes -> Energy change (Endothermic/Exothermic)
LAB: Baggy Science – Please complete the lab worksheet including an explanation of your experimenting (playing around) after the questions.
Quiz today!
Start notes on the periodic table and chemical families (Workbook 2.11-2.12)
You should have completed 2.1-2.10 & 2.17 in your workbook, plus pg 149 #20-21 in the Hebden text.
Naming compounds containing multivalent metals (transition metals with more than one possible charge)
To name follow rules for naming binary ionic and polyatomic ions and include a Ronan numeral (in brackets) to signify the charge of the metal.
Assignment: Worksheet 4, Workbook pg 47-48
Quiz tomorrow – Naming binary ionic and polyatomic ionic compounds
