  Copy your homework and update your table of contents.  On page 52, copy the following 4 questions and answer:  What is the middle of the atom called?

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  Copy your homework and update your table of contents.  On page 52, copy the following 4 questions and answer:  What is the middle of the atom called?  What two subatomic particles are located in the middle of the atom?  What is located around the middle of the atom?  True or False? Electrons move in circular orbits around the center of the atom. Do Now Page #TitleDate 52-53The Atomic Model11/11/2014

  Feet are the home of brevibacteria  Brevibacteria eat sweat from your feet  Brevibacteria excrete S-methyl thioester  Companies noticed S-methyl thioester smells like cheese.  Companies began putting S-methyl thioester in their cheese-flavored chips. The relationship between feet and chips

  Cut the bottom dotted line to trim the paper down.  Cut ONLY the dotted lines on the foldable. Do not cut all the way.  Attach your foldable to page 53 on your notebook.  Recycle scrap paper! Foldable

  Watch the video and complete the blanks as you are listening.  Pay close attention to the pictures. You will match 5 pictures to their correct scientist. Brainpop: How has the atomic model changed over time?