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Do Now- May 10th -1st
•How are boiling and
evaporation the
same? How are they
different?
•Quiz Tomorrow
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• What is responsible for holding water
molecules together?
• Which takes up more space liquid water or
solid water?
• What are types of intermolecular forces?
• What are dipole-dipole bonds?
• Which is stronger Hydrogen or covalent
bonds?
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Questions
• Quiz Review/Quiz
Tuesday
May 10th -1st
Finish Video Clips and Questions
• What are types of
intermolecular forces?
• What are dipole-dipole bonds?
• Which is stronger Hydrogen or
covalent bonds?
Do Now- May 10th -2nd, 3rd, 5th
•How are boiling and
evaporation the
same? How are they
different?
•Quiz Today
May 10th -7th Pd
Define solution,
solute and
solvent then
answer the
following
question:
May 10th -7th Pd
• Discussion (Write Pair Share) Is a
solution a physical or a chemical
change? Use 3 facts to support
your answer. No textbooks
allowed Solutions Clip 1 maple
syrup
Wrap-Up: List examples of
solutions
Homework-
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7
May 10th
• Define
molarity, dilution, saturated
solution, unsaturated,
supersaturated
concentration, solubility,
suspension, colloid,
Do Now- May 11th -1st
•What are 2 types of
intermolecular forces?
•Quiz Today
Do Now- May 11th
-2nd, 3rd, 5th
Define solution,
solute and
solvent then
answer the
following
question:
Do Now- May 11th
-2nd, 3rd, 5th
• Discussion (Write Pair Share) Is a
solution a physical or a chemical
change? Use 3 facts to support
your answer. No textbooks
allowed Solutions Clip 1 maple
syrup
Wrap-Up: List examples of
solutions
Homework- 2nd, 3rd, 5th may 11th
• Define
molarity, dilution, saturated
solution, unsaturated
solution, supersaturated
solution, concentration,
solubility, suspension,
colloid
Do Now- May 11th
7th Pd
What is
molarity and
how
calculated?
Do Now- May 12th
-1st Pd
Define solution,
solute and
solvent then
answer the
following
question:
Do Now- May 12th
-1st pd
• Discussion (Write Pair Share) Is a
solution a physical or a chemical
change? Use 3 facts to support
your answer. No textbooks
allowed Solutions Clip 1 maple
syrup
Wrap-Up: List examples of
solutions
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1
HomeworkPd may 12th
• Define
molarity, dilution, saturated
solution, unsaturated
solution, supersaturated
solution, concentration,
solubility, suspension,
colloid
Do Now- May 12th
2nd, 3rd, 5th Pd
What is
molarity and
how
calculated?
CW/HW
Molarity
Honey
Video
Clip
Calculations
How can you dilute a
solution?
Do Now- May 12th
7th Pd
How can you
determine the
amount of solute
to place in the
solvent?
Dilutions &
Molarity
Video Clip
Finish Molarity Calculations,
Dilutions Calculations (Homework)
Do Now- May 13th
1st Pd
What is
molarity and
Molarity
Honey Video
how is it
Calculations
Clip
calculated?
How can you dilute a
solution?
Do Now- May 13th
2nd, 3rd, 5th Pd
How can you
determine the
amount in grams of Dilutions &
solute to place in Molarity
Video
Clip
the solvent?Given
the Molarity and
volume
Finish Molarity Calculations, Dilutions Calculations
Formulas for #’s 13-18 Molarity
Calculations Sheet
13. Na2CO3
14. LiNO2
15. Fe3(PO4)2
16. NH4NO3
17. MgSO4
Do Now- May 13th
7th Pd
Finish Molarity
Calculations,
Dilutions Calculations
(Homework) pg. 459
#1-3, 5, 6, 8
Dilutions &
Molarity
Video Clip
Finish Molarity Calculations, Dilutions Calculations
Do Now- May 14th
2nd, 3rd, 5th Pd
Finish Molarity
Calculations,
Dilutions Calculations
(Homework) pg. 459
#1-3, 5, 6, 8
Dilutions &
Molarity
Video Clip
Finish Molarity Calculations, Dilutions Calculations
Do Now- May 14th
7th Pd
Start Writing a lab
procedure for your
group scenario
Dilutions &
Molarity
Video Clip
Finish Molarity Calculations, Dilutions Calculations