Friday, October 17 th, 2014.  Homework  Read page 151 in the textbook and write the definitions of Endothermic and Exothermic in your vocabulary  Balance.

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Friday, October 17 th, 2014

 Homework  Read page 151 in the textbook and write the definitions of Endothermic and Exothermic in your vocabulary  Balance the chemical equation (take note of oxygens in each compound) ◦ __KOH + __H 2 SO 4  __K 2 SO 4 + __H 2 O

 SWBAT identify the common outcome of ALL chemical reactions by analyzing chemical reactions. Essential Question  What are the common outcomes of ALL chemical reactions?

 Title: Common Outcome of All Chemical Reactions  Date: 10/23/2014

You must answer your letter, I encourage you to answer 2 A. What happens when atoms bond? B. What are the 2 types of bonds in the video? C. What happens to electrons when atoms bond? D. What can we conclude about ALL chemical bonds?

You must answer your letter, I encourage you to answer 2 A. Compare and contrast what happens to the people the first 2 times they bump into each other. B. What is the chemical reaction? How do you know? C. What has to be just right for a chemical reaction to occur? D. What is a common outcome of ALL chemical reactions

 What did we conclude from these two videos about the common outcome of all chemical changes? ◦ Electrons are shared or transferred ◦ Chemical changes result in new substances.

 Conservation of Mass  What is the law of conservation of mass?  UF 4 + 2Mg  2MgF 2 + U

 On your sheet of paper, write the definition of the law of conservation of mass.  How is the law of conservation of mass related to balancing chemical equations?  Crash Course Chemistry #6 Stoichiometry ◦ Stoichiometry Stoichiometry

They have different chemical and physical properties

 Thumbs up for yes, thumbs down for no  For it to be yes it needs to happen in ALL chemical reactions ◦ not it CAN happen in chemical reactions

Process of electrolysis turns water into oxygen and hydrogen Process of combustion turns hydrogen and oxygen into water

 What are the common outcomes of chemical reactions?

 The common outcome of all chemical reactions ◦ Atomic level  New chemical bonds are formed  Electrons are transferred ◦ Macroscopic level  Mass of the reactants is the same as the mass of the product  conservation of mass  New substances are formed

Complete the following statements  In all chemical reactions ◦ What do electrons do? ◦ Reactants and products… ◦ The mass before and after a reaction…

 There is a chemical called dihydrogen monoxide in the city’s water pipes ◦ Major component in acid rain ◦ Contributes to greenhouse effect ◦ May cause severe burns ◦ Contributes to erosion of landscape ◦ Accelerates rusting ◦ Has been found in tumors of cancer patients ◦ Can lead to vomiting and diarrhea  Will you sign the Petition?

 Dihydrogen ◦ 2 hydrogen  Monoxide ◦ 1 oxygen  H 2 O  WATER!!!