1. Review of Conservation of Mass and Balancing 10/19/2015

2. Warm Up  Welcome Back!!  Login to OneNote  Balance this Equation: ____ CoBr 3 + ____ CaSO 4  ____ CaBr 2 + ____ Co 2 (SO 4 ) 3 Try this one if you are finished with the first one: ____FeCl 3 + _____MgO ---> _____Fe 2 O 3 + _____MgCl 2

3. Schedule  Warm Up – One Note  Conservation of Mass and Balancing Review  Demonstration  Introduction to Conservation of Mass Lab  Work Time for writing introduction and hypothesis  Pass out Study Guide  Homework:  Introduction and Hypothesis for Lab Due- 10/20/2015  Study Guide Due 10/28/2015

4. Tricks for Balancing  1. Balance polyatomic ions as a whole. Eg: SO 4 should be balanced instead of balancing Sulfur and Oxygen separately.  2. Balance the element, other than hydrogen and oxygen, that has the greatest number of atoms in any reactant or product.  3. Balance other elements, other than hydrogen and oxygen.  4. Balance oxygen or hydrogen, whichever one is present in the combined state. Leave until last whichever one is present in the uncombined state.  5. Check that the equation is balanced by counting the number of atoms of each element on each side of the equation.  6. The coefficients should be in their lowest terms. For example, the balanced equation for the reaction between hydrogen and oxygen is:  2H2 + O2 ---> 2H20 NOT 4H2 + 2O2 ---> 4H2O

5. Let’s try some with a partner  Eg: Write a balanced chemical equation for the following reactions.  1. _____NaCl + _____BeF 2 → _____NaF + _____BeCl 2  2. _____FeCl 3 + _____Be 3 (PO 4 ) 2 → _____BeCl 2 + _____FePO 4  3. _____AgNO 3 + _____LiOH → _____AgOH + _____LiNO 3  4. _____CH 4 + _____O 2 → _____CO 2 + _____H 2 O  5. _____Mg + _____Mn 2 O 3 → _____MgO + _____Mn  After Balancing each equation, then count the atoms and add up the masses!

6. Demonstration  Did a chemical reaction occur?  How do you know?  How does this experiment show conservation of mass?

7. Conservation of Mass Lab  Read through the Conservation of Mass Lab Packet Introduction  What kind of lab safety should we consider?  What should we include in our introduction?

8. Lab Write-up Introductions  What do you think we should include in our write-up?

9. Percent Error  % error = theoretical value – experimental value Theoretical Value x100

10. Conservation of Mass Lab 10/20/2015

11. Warm Up  With a partner, look over your hypothesis. Compare and contrast what you and your partner wrote. What do you think you need to change if anything? Brainstorm together to improve on your hypothesis.  Work on 5 Balancing/COM problems

12. Schedule  Warm Up  Lab walk through  Lab Partner setup  Lab Roles for Collection Materials  Conservation of Mass Lab  Homework:  Conservation of Mass Lab Write Up Due – 10/23/2015  Study Guide Due – 10/28/2015

13. Conservation of Mass Lab Continued 10/21/2015

14. Warm Up  Balancing and COM quick quiz

15. Schedule  Warm Up  Finish Up Lab – Clean up Materials  Work time on Lab Write Up and on Study Guide  Homework:  Lab Write-Up Due- 10/23/2015  Study Guide Due – 10/28/2015

16. Chemical Equations 10/22/2015

17. Warm Up  Work on 5 Balancing/COM problems

18. Schedule  Warm Up  Review Conservation of Mass Lab – Any questions about the lab or lab expectations?  Acids/Bases Quick Overview and Phet  Chemical Equations Gizmo  Work Time on Lab Write Up or Study Guide  Homework:  Lab Write Up Due- 10/23/2015 (Tomorrow!)  Study Guide Due- 10/28/2015

19. Acids and bases Quick Lesson  What is pH? 

20. Chemical Reactions Lab 10/23/2015

21. Warm Up  Turn in your Lab Reports to the Turn In Tray Quietly  Work on 5 balancing/COM problems

22. Schedule  Warm Up  Lab Directions  Assign Lab Partners  Work on Chemical Reactions Lab  Clean Up  Turn in Work and then Work time for Study Guide  Homework:  Study Guide Due – 10/28/2015  Finish Up Lab Questions – Due 10/26/2015