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R Chem: Notebook Check #4

Posted by msjullyyi on December 19, 2006

Agenda 11/14/06 Monday
Preamble #36: how do you balance with pans?  How do you get rid of fraction and decimal coefficients?
Agenda 11/14/06 Tuesday
Preamble #34: Define the following: (1) physical changes (2) chemical change (3) metalloids (4) periodic table (5) atomic mass.
*Stamp Part C Summary Qs #2, 5 (p135)

*Stamp RTN B.1, B.2, B.4 (p105)

Agenda 11/16/06 Thursday
Ms. Yi sick.

Agenda 11/17/06 Friday
Ms. Yi sick

(Thanksgiving break)

Agenda 11/27/06 Monday
Preamble #38: (1) One thing that you enjoyed over break (2) One thing that you regret.
*Class Notes: Mole Mania

Agenda 11/28/06 Tuesday
Preamble #39: Why does scientists use units of moles?

* Stamp: RTN Qs p134 #4, 5

* Stamp: RTN p128 C.3

* Stamp: Your Turn: Molar Mass p130

Class Notes: Back down the Mole Hole

Agenda 11/30/06 Thursday
Preamble #40: What is the molar mass? How do you find the molar mass of a compound?

*Class Notes: Review Moles and Mass Conversions

*Mole and Mass Conversions (from overhead in notebook)

Agenda 12/1/06 Friday
Preamble #41: How do you find the number of moles from mass and vice versa?

* Stamp: RTN B.7 p116

* Stamp: RTN B.9

* Stamp: Mole and Mass Conversions (in class work from overhead)

Class Notes: % Composition

Agenda 12/4/06 Monday
Preamble #42: How do you find the % composition of an element in a compound?  (2) What is the % of Na in Na2CO3?
Agenda 12/15/06 Tuesday
Preamble #43: What is the % composition for each of the elements in C3H8O?
Agenda 12/16/06 Thursday
Preamble #44: What concepts on the quiz were easy?  Which were challenging?  What do you need help on?

* Stamp RTN D.3 p139

* Stamp RTN Chemistry Quandary

* Stamp RTN D.4 p142

Agenda 12/17/06 Friday
Preamble #45: What 5 concepts do you need to know for today’s test?

Agenda 12/11/06 Monday
Preamble #45: How did you study for the test?  What would you do the same?  What would you do differently?

Agenda 12/12/06 Tuesday
Preamble #46: ☺

* Video Notes: The Kuwaiti Oil Fires: Hell on Earth

* Stamp RTN: Intro to Petroleum

Agenda 12/14/06 Thursday
Preamble #48:

Agenda 12/15/06 Friday
Preamble #49:  ☺

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