Unit 6: Particles with Internal Structure: Learning Targets
1.
I can describe the evidence that the simple particles have a property we call charge. (lab)
2.
I can describe the evidence that led Thomson to suggest that the mobile charge in atoms is negative. (2-2 pg 72-73)
3.
I can use the Thomson model of the atom to account for the fact that neutral atoms can become either positively or negatively charged by the loss or gain of electrons. (6-1)
4.
I can list properties that distinguish metals from non-metals. (1-1, 6-4 pg 195-196)
5.
I can describe the evidence that distinguishes ionic from molecular or atomic solids. (10-3 pg
339-341; 6-3)
6.
I can recognize formula, charge and name of common polyatomic ions. (7-1)
7.
Given the formula of an ionic or molecular substance, I can state its name. (7-1)
8.
Given the name of ionic or molecular substance, I can write its formula. (7-1)
9.
From the name or formula of a substance, I can determine whether that substance is ionic or molecular. (7-1)