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Mon 12/15/14 Mrs. Schultz Chemistry Integrated Science

Mon 12/15 1 st period Essential Question: Determine which atom has the largest radius: F or Li? 1. Due: Workbook pgs Notes: Periodic Trends 3. Video: Properties of Compounds

Tues 12/16 1 st period Essential Question: Determine which atom has the lowest ionization energy: F or Li? 1. Notes: Periodic Trends 2. Video: Properties of Compounds Q’s

Wed 12/17 1 st period Essential Question: Write the electron configuration for the ion formed by chlorine. 1.Notes: Ions & Ionization energy 2.WS Ion formation 3.HW: Puzzle – light & lightest elements

Thurs 12/18 1 st period 7:45-7:55 Academy Day 8:00 – 8:45

Fri 12/19 1 st period Essential Question: Draw the Lewis structure for silicon, barium, and krypton. 1.Due: WS ion formation & Puzzle 2.Video: Psuedoscience 3.Video: light and color

Fri 12/19 ? 1 st period Essential Question: Which particle has the larger radius? Na or Na + 1.Due: Workbook pages CW: Ch 6 Review pgs. 186 #26, See you next year!

Mon 12/15 2 nd & 6 th period Essential Question: Describe the location of the s-block, p-block, d-block, & f-block. 1. Due: CW: Label Periodic Table 2.Video: History of the Periodic Table Q’s 3.Notes: Ch 6 continued 4.HW: Workbook pgs

Wed 12/17 2 nd & 6 th period Essential Question: Determine which atom has the largest radius: F or Li? 1. Due: Workbook pgs Notes: Periodic Trends 3.Video: Properties of Compounds 4.HW: Puzzle – light & lightest

Fri 12/19 2 nd & 6 th period Essential Question: Write the electron configuration for the ion formed by chlorine. 1.WS Ion Formation 2.Notes: Trends for ionic radii, electronegativity, electron affinity 3.Review Q’s remotes

Tues 12/16 3 rd & 7 th period Essential Question: Given 35 protons, 45 neutrons, and 36 electrons Mass number = ________ Symbol = _________ charge= __________ 1.Review Q’s on board 2.WS Practice with ions & isotopes 3.Video: Periodic Table 4.HW: study for quiz on Thursday

Thurs 12/18 3 rd & 7 th period Essential Question: Given 15 protons, 17 neutrons, and 18 electrons Mass number = ________ Symbol = _________ charge= __________ 1.Quiz 2.WS Periodic Table - color & label parts 3. Video: MSB

Tues 12/16 5 th period Essential Question: Describe the location of the s-block, p-block, d-block, & f-block. 1. Due: CW: Label Periodic Table 2.Video: History of the Periodic Table Q’s 3.Notes: Ch 6 continued 4.HW: Workbook pgs

Thurs 12/18 5 th period Essential Question: Determine which atom has the largest radius: F or Li? 1. Due: Workbook pgs Notes: Periodic Trends 3.Video: Properties of Compounds 4.HW: Puzzle – light & lightest