Unit 4 will begin on Friday. Unit 4 is concerned with the topic of chemical reactions. We will learn what a chemical reaction involves and how different reactions can be characterized based upon their features. We will also learn how to use atom counting as a means of balancing chemical equations via the trial and error method. The unit will end as we focus upon precipitation reactions and learn to predict what precipitate will form as two aqueous solutions of ionic compounds are mixed. There will be virtually no mathematics in this unit. There will be a lot of symbolic representations.
This is a cooperative effort of our period 3 class to document what occurs in class on a daily basis. This is "our book", written by us, for us (and for whomever else stops by). Each day, one student is the "scribe". Before the next class, that student "adds a post" in which he/she explains what happened in class. Concepts must be explained and documented. Examples, diagrams, graphs, scanned worksheets, links, photos or videos (taken with a camera or cell phone) can be included.
Saturday, October 30, 2010
Thursday, October 28
Thursday was test day. We took the Unit 3 test with 15 multiple choice questions, a page of short calculations and a page of longer calculations. This day marks the official end of Unit 3.
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