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Student Planner September 30 Place this in the proper place Study the vocabulary words
Write the answer to answer the previous day’s Essential Question: How did my studying pay off for the vocabulary test? 4
Write your Summary on the previous class notes. Review of last class Read about plasma and its 2 basic differences from gases. Took vocabulary quiz. Did follow along reading page 65-67 Watched videos on plasma Write your Summary on the previous class notes. 3
What are the transitions of matter that require increased energy? Topic/Objective: Name: Transitions of Matter Class/Period: Date: Sept 30, 2016 Essential Question: What are the transitions of matter that require increased energy?
Warm up To transition from solid to liquid, add what? To transition from liquid to solid, remove what?
3. If you take an amount of gas and force it into a smaller volume, what happens to the temperature? 4. If you take an amount of gas and release it into a larger volume, what happens to the temperature?
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Warm up To transition from solid to liquid, add what? To transition from liquid to solid, remove what? If you take an amount of gas and force it into a smaller volume, what happens to the temperature? If you take an amount of gas and release it into a larger volume, what happens to the temperature?
Energy Warm up To transition from solid to liquid, add what? To transition from liquid to solid, remove what? If you take an amount of gas and force it into a smaller volume, what happens to the temperature? If you take an amount of gas and release it into a larger volume, what happens to the temperature?
Energy Warm up To transition from solid to liquid, add what? To transition from liquid to solid, remove what? Energy If you take an amount of gas and force it into a smaller volume, what happens to the temperature? If you take an amount of gas and release it into a larger volume, what happens to the temperature?
Increases Warm up To transition from solid to liquid, add what? To transition from liquid to solid, remove what? If you take an amount of gas and force it into a smaller volume, what happens to the temperature? Increases 4. If you take an amount of gas and release it into a larger volume, what happens to the temperature?
Warm up To transition from solid to liquid, add what? To transition from liquid to solid, remove what? If you take an amount of gas and force it into a smaller volume, what happens to the temperature? If you take an amount of gas and release it into a larger volume, what happens to the temperature? Decreases
State Standards Structure of Matter d. Students know the states of matter (solid, liquid, gas) depend on molecular motion. e. Students know that in solids the atoms are closely locked in position and can only vibrate; in liquids the atoms and molecules are more loosely connected and can collide with and move past one another; and in gases the atoms and molecules are free to move independently, colliding frequently.
Study vocabulary words. Finish rough draft of the poster. HOMEWORK Study vocabulary words. Finish rough draft of the poster. 15
Today – last day to turn in make up work for triad 1 15
Follow along reading in text book chapter 3.1 Today’s Work Pass back past work New vocabulary words Follow along reading in text book chapter 3.1 Video on transitions of matter Link
Vocabulary Words 1. Melting (energy added) 2. Freezing (Energy removed) 3. vaporization (energy added) 4. Condensation (Energy removed) 5. Sublimation (energy added) 6. Deposition (Energy removed) 7. Ionization (energy added) 8. Deionization (Energy removed) 9. Endothermic (energy added) 10. Exothermic (Energy removed)
5. Sublimation: Transition from solid to gas. (energy added) 6. Deposition: Transition from gas to solid. (Energy removed) 7. Ionization: Transition from gas to plasma. (energy added) 8. Deionization: Transition from plasma to gas. (Energy removed)