Friday September 9, 2011 (Lab - Identifying Substances and Mixtures)

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Friday September 9, 2011 (Lab - Identifying Substances and Mixtures)

Identify the following properties of matter as being either extensive or intensive: Bell Ringer Friday, melting point volume density mass amount of energy in a material sample boiling point ability to conduct electricity intensive extensive intensive extensive intensive

Assignment Currently Open Notebook Page Date of Notes on Website Date IssuedDate Due Chemistry Class Information SheetN/A 8/248/25 Chemistry Class Procedures and Expectations TBD8/24 8/26 Chemistry BinderN/A 8/248/29 Flinn Scientific's Student Safety Contract: TBD8/25, 8/268/258/29 Classroom MapTBD8/26 8/29 MSDS Research FormTBD8/26 8/29 Lab – Analyzing the Scientific Method TBD8/30 8/31 Lab – Observing MatterTBD8/318?319/2 Lab – Measuring Volume with the Graduated Cylinder TBD9/2 Quiz 1 – Laboratory SafetyTBD9/6 Quiz 2 – Unit 2 VocabularyTBD9/6 Lab – Properties of Matter: Density of Metals TBD9/7 9/9

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