Daily objectives for 4th week 2015

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DQ? Taken directly from PP3 slide 31
• Graduated cylinders shows
each line (scale) represents
1 ml increments.
• This instrument is accurate
to ones place, therefore
estimated digit should be in
tenth place.
• For scaled instruments the
estimated digit must be
determined by YOU.
• Liquid volume is 43.0 ml not
43 ml. The zero, in tenth
place, is the estimated digit.
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Tuesday 9/8
Due Today: NA
Objectives:
 Lab notebook set up
 Work on Easy Dimensional Analysis worksheet
Homework:
 PP 9 Dimensional Analysis
 Finish worksheet I– grade and correct
 Complete prelab and have Rutherford lab set up in lab notebook
 Mandatory STEM Clinic, tomorrow morning –9/9 HHS AUD 8:00-9:30
 CN 11.2-11.4; 11.7-11.10 and self check 11.1 – 11.3 due on 9/18
 Wear clothes you can sit on the floor with on Block
Coming up:
Extra credit game on Monday reviewing conversions
Test on Tuesday over :
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Sections 1.1-1.8 and 2.1-2.5
PowerPoint's 1-10
Lab equipment, procedures, and safety
Scientists and their Experiments and Atomic Models
• Dalton, Rutherford, Thomson, Chadwick
Metric conversions, Scientific Notation, Sig figs
• Solve problems similar to worksheets, DQs, and quiz
Calculate density, mass, volume
Temp Conversions - Formulas will be provided
DQ: na
Today’s Handouts: Harder DA worksheet; Test Review
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Block 9/10-11
Due Today: Rutherford lab prep
Objectives:
Rutherford lab
Cailper diameter 1.56 cm
Homework:
 PP 10 Density
 Learn conversion factors – see last page of test review – we are having an
extra credit game called “Conversion Mania” on Monday
 Test Review due on Monday (check answers and correct with key on website)
 Test Tuesday
 conversion factors will NOT be provided;
 density formula (mass/volume) will NOT be provided;
 temperature formulas will be provided;
DQ:
1.A car is traveling at a rate of 70 miles per hour. How fast is
the car traveling in km per sec? (1.61km = 1 mile)
2. The temperature is 24 C. What is this temperature in K?
Today’s Handouts: Tc = Tk – 273.15
T k= Tc + 273.15
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Due Today: NA; Please go shopping
Friday 9/12
Objectives: Harder DA worksheet
Homework:
 Rutherford lab due on Monday, 9/14
 Extra credit Conversion game Monday, 9/14, to test your speed and
accuracy – learn your metric conversion factors
 Sig fig/Dimensional Analysis Quiz next Tuesday, 9/15
 Make up STEM Clinic I AUD 8-9:30 9/16
 CN 11.2-11.4; 11.7-11.10 and self check 11.1 – 11.3 due on 9/18
 Test Review due next Friday, 9/18 (check answers and correct
with key on website)
 Test moved to Monday 9/21 (Mrs B at math conference)
 conversion factors will NOT be provided;
 density formula (mass/volume) will NOT be provided;
 temperature formulas will be provided
DQ: 1. What is the formula for density?
2. What is the mass of a 35 mL sample if its density is 2.5 kg/L? Slide
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(note mL and L are not the same unit.)
Today’s Handouts: Harder DA worksheet; Test Review
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