Today you will need:
 1. Pencil
 2. Volume & Mass Labs Worksheets
    Picked up Yesterday
   Make sure to STAPLE pages, in the right
     order, 5 pages
 3. Log #4 – Update on-line
 4. Progress Notices due NOW
Test #3 Retakes
  1. Offered this week only
Progress Notices
  1. Due Today - NOW
-10 points will be taken for unclean labs
1. Sinks clean
2. Counters & Table Tops Clean &
  Dry
3. Supply Tubs should be complete
  and “ready” for next group.
4. Testing Equipment should be
  organized into appropriate bags.
5.Tubs and Scales at end of tables to
  be checked.
 Let Me Know if supplies need to be
Tub Supply Check
      Mass Lab
      Mass Lab




                           x2
                 Table #
 12
1. 5 hands-on labs, 2 Internet labs and
   5 individual components
2. Anything that requires bulleted
   answer (definitions) should be in
   your own words.
3. Appropriate Lab Behavior
4. Group Cooperation- No4 person
   testing
5. Completeness, Accuracy & Honesty
6. ACADEMIC HONESTY
1.    Part 1 – Count your Drops!      Needs
2.    Part 2 – Volume by Formula      equipment
3.    Part 3 – Water Displacement
4.    Part 4 – Color Change
5.    Part 5 – Mass Lab 1
6.    Part 6 – Your Age on Other Worlds
7.    Part 7 – Using an Electronic Scale
8.    Part 8 – Density Check
9.    Part 9 – Bohr Model and Lewis Dot
10.   Part 10-13 – Periodic Table Review
       REVISITING ELECTRONEGATIVITY
OVE
1. A metal + a non-       RUL RRIDIN
                             ES      G
   metal = an ionic
   compound held
   together by an ionic
   bond

2. Two non-metals in a
   bond will yield a
   molecular compound
   held together by
   either polar or non-
   polar covalent
1.    Part 1 – Count your Drops!      Needs
2.    Part 2 – Volume by Formula      equipment
3.    Part 3 – Water Displacement
4.    Part 4 – Color Change
5.    Part 5 – Mass Lab 1
6.    Part 6 – Your Age on Other Worlds
7.    Part 7 – Using an Electronic Scale
8.    Part 8 – Density Check
9.    Part 9 – Bohr Model and Lewis Dot
10.   Part 10-13 – Periodic Table Review
       REVISITING ELECTRONEGATIVITY
Tub Supply Check
      Mass Lab
      Mass Lab




                           x2
                 Table #
 12
-10 points will be taken for unclean labs
1. Sinks clean
2. Counters & Table Tops Clean &
  Dry
3. Supply Tubs should be complete
  and “ready” for next group.
4. Testing Equipment should be
  organized into appropriate bags.
5.Tubs and Scales at end of tables to
  be checked.
 Let Me Know if supplies need to be
1. Lab Packet- Due on
   Thursday at the beginning of
   the period

Review Labs + Electronegativity - Day 2

  • 1.
    Today you willneed: 1. Pencil 2. Volume & Mass Labs Worksheets Picked up Yesterday Make sure to STAPLE pages, in the right order, 5 pages 3. Log #4 – Update on-line 4. Progress Notices due NOW
  • 2.
    Test #3 Retakes 1. Offered this week only Progress Notices 1. Due Today - NOW
  • 3.
    -10 points willbe taken for unclean labs 1. Sinks clean 2. Counters & Table Tops Clean & Dry 3. Supply Tubs should be complete and “ready” for next group. 4. Testing Equipment should be organized into appropriate bags. 5.Tubs and Scales at end of tables to be checked. Let Me Know if supplies need to be
  • 4.
    Tub Supply Check Mass Lab Mass Lab x2 Table # 12
  • 5.
    1. 5 hands-onlabs, 2 Internet labs and 5 individual components 2. Anything that requires bulleted answer (definitions) should be in your own words. 3. Appropriate Lab Behavior 4. Group Cooperation- No4 person testing 5. Completeness, Accuracy & Honesty 6. ACADEMIC HONESTY
  • 6.
    1. Part 1 – Count your Drops! Needs 2. Part 2 – Volume by Formula equipment 3. Part 3 – Water Displacement 4. Part 4 – Color Change 5. Part 5 – Mass Lab 1 6. Part 6 – Your Age on Other Worlds 7. Part 7 – Using an Electronic Scale 8. Part 8 – Density Check 9. Part 9 – Bohr Model and Lewis Dot 10. Part 10-13 – Periodic Table Review REVISITING ELECTRONEGATIVITY
  • 7.
    OVE 1. A metal+ a non- RUL RRIDIN ES G metal = an ionic compound held together by an ionic bond 2. Two non-metals in a bond will yield a molecular compound held together by either polar or non- polar covalent
  • 8.
    1. Part 1 – Count your Drops! Needs 2. Part 2 – Volume by Formula equipment 3. Part 3 – Water Displacement 4. Part 4 – Color Change 5. Part 5 – Mass Lab 1 6. Part 6 – Your Age on Other Worlds 7. Part 7 – Using an Electronic Scale 8. Part 8 – Density Check 9. Part 9 – Bohr Model and Lewis Dot 10. Part 10-13 – Periodic Table Review REVISITING ELECTRONEGATIVITY
  • 9.
    Tub Supply Check Mass Lab Mass Lab x2 Table # 12
  • 10.
    -10 points willbe taken for unclean labs 1. Sinks clean 2. Counters & Table Tops Clean & Dry 3. Supply Tubs should be complete and “ready” for next group. 4. Testing Equipment should be organized into appropriate bags. 5.Tubs and Scales at end of tables to be checked. Let Me Know if supplies need to be
  • 11.
    1. Lab Packet-Due on Thursday at the beginning of the period