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Notebook due Friday for full credit Student Planner October 21, 2015 Notebook due Friday for full credit END OF PLANNER

Leave it out - will stamp planners today. End of planner Leave it out - will stamp planners today. Type notes here 2

Period 4 – Gum hunting continues Type notes here 2

Summary of last class We had a standard opening. We finished the Microscope Diaphragm lab, and worked in the workbook, pages 17-20. Saw a video on Boyle’s Law 4

Write your answer to last class’s Essential Question: Describe Boyle’s Law 5

Essential Question: What one fact did you learn in the video? Topic/Objective: Name: States of Matter Class/Period: Date: Oct 21 Essential Question: What one fact did you learn in the video?

1. Transition from solid to liquid a) melting; b) freezing; c) boiling; d) deionization; e) evaporation; ab) vaporization; ac) ionization; ad) condensation; ae) deposition; bc) sublimation.

2. Transition from liquid to gas a) sublimation; b) freezing; c) boiling; d) deionization; e) evaporation; ab) vaporization; ac) ionization; ad) condensation; ae) deposition; bc) melting

3. Transition from solid to gas a) sublimation; b) ionization; c) boiling; d) deionization; e) evaporation; ab) vaporization; ac) freezing; ad) condensation; ae) deposition; bc) melting

4. Transition from liquid to solid a) sublimation; b) ionization; c) boiling; d) deionization; e) evaporation; ab) vaporization; ac) freezing; ad) condensation; ae) deposition; bc) melting

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1. Transition from solid to liquid a) melting; b) freezing; c) boiling; d) deionization; e) evaporation; ab) vaporization; ac) ionization; ad) condensation; ae) deposition; bc) sublimation.

1. Transition from solid to liquid a) melting; b) freezing; c) boiling; d) deionization; e) evaporation; ab) vaporization; ac) ionization; ad) condensation; ae) deposition; bc) sublimation.

2. Transition from liquid to gas a) sublimation; b) freezing; c) boiling; d) deionization; e) evaporation; ab) vaporization; ac) ionization; ad) condensation; ae) deposition; bc) melting

2. Transition from liquid to gas a) sublimation; b) freezing; c) boiling; d) deionization; e) evaporation; ab) vaporization; ac) ionization; ad) condensation; ae) deposition; bc) melting

3. Transition from solid to gas a) sublimation; b) ionization; c) boiling; d) deionization; e) evaporation; ab) vaporization; ac) freezing; ad) condensation; ae) deposition; bc) melting

3. Transition from solid to gas a) sublimation; b) ionization; c) boiling; d) deionization; e) evaporation; ab) vaporization; ac) freezing; ad) condensation; ae) deposition; bc) melting

4. Transition from liquid to solid a) sublimation; b) ionization; c) boiling; d) deionization; e) evaporation; ab) vaporization; ac) freezing; ad) condensation; ae) deposition; bc) melting

4. Transition from liquid to solid a) sublimation; b) ionization; c) boiling; d) deionization; e) evaporation; ab) vaporization; ac) freezing; ad) condensation; ae) deposition; bc) melting

Homework Notebook collection ends Friday for full credit. Vocab Test tomorrow

Today’s Work Textbook-workbook – read page 58-67. Complete answers on workbook pages 17-20 Video on States of Matter https://vimeo.com/124260338