9/1/15: Science Log: Draw each box and state whether its an element or compound. Explain why in complete sentences. “Box ___ represents an element, because.

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9/1/15: Science Log: Draw each box and state whether its an element or compound. Explain why in complete sentences. “Box ___ represents an element, because _____.” “Box ___ represents a compound, because _____.” Explain your answer.

What is the difference between CO and Co ? (Answer the question in complete sentences in your Science Log. Use the periodic table for reference. You will have 5 minutes. DO NOT WASTE TIME)

BW: Write the following information along your notes (STATIONS) “how to read elements on the periodic table” Atomic Number Symbol Name Atomic Mass

16, 8, 16 8, 16, 8 Using the periodic table, find the following elements by looking up their atomic # ATOMIC #s

Rough Draft Research Element Name Element Symbol Compound 1= ex. Carbon, CO is Carbon Monoxide Compound 2= Compound 3= elements that react to_____ Is my element man-made or found in nature Melting and boiling point Phase at room temp (gas, liquid, or solid) 3 interesting facts Where is it found